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AI Cloud: The next use of AI By Aditya Abeysinghe Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms are often memory and computation intensive due to the number of processing cycles involved. Even a model with a few source code lines will often cause several minutes to produce the output. With growing use of AI-based applications, a solution to this issue is necessary to produce the services fast with minimal lags. Therefore, use of cloud for AI processing is a new method followed by many who use AI-based functions. Benefits of using the cloud Different types of clouds exist. I described most of these clouds in my article on *‘Data Management Strategies in Multiple Clouds’. These clouds have different benefits and are used for different tasks. With the use of cloud servers, scalability is possible within minimal time when memory, computation and other constraints reach limits. Scalability and elasticity can scale-up or scale-down these ...

Oct 30, 2021 Posted by In Aditya Abeysinghe, Articles Tagged , , ,
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Amila Prabath the cricketer turned weightlifter-by Upananda Jayasundera-Kandy Sports Special Correspondent Amila Prabath Source:Dailynews Thirty year old, K.T.Amila Prabath, an old boy of Meepawala Amarasuriya Vidyalaya,Galle is a Cricketer as well as a Weight-lifter and he started cricket at School level under the Coaching of O.M.Nandika Nishantha, a Level one Cricket Coach attached to Sri Lanka Cricket. Amila started Cricket in the Under Thirteen to Under Seventeen level representing the School in the Division Three Cricket as a Left Hand Batsman. In the year 2005 at the Division three All Island Cricket Tournament playing for the Under 13 team his highest score was Fifty three runs against Deva Pathiraja Vidyalaya, Ratgama and in the same year against Dharmasoka Vidyalaya, Ambalangoda , he scored a half century. ...

Oct 29, 2021 Posted by In Articles Tagged
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Interior view of the Kremlin – by Des Kelly    Never knew myself, that a video of this magnificence would be PUTIN by the Russian President, but there you are. Thank you to Charles Schokman for providing this most interesting post. Wish the photographer well, here’s hoping he is ok., and got the necessary permission to PUTIN his work on You-tube. As everyone should know, in Russia, it doesn’t matter what your OUTPUT is, it’s what you PUTIN that counts. Please enjoy the video.           Desmond Kelly. (Editor-in-Chief) e’Lanka. INTERESTING—Never new this before *Russian President Vladimir Putin leaving his office desk in Kremlin to reach his car. The distance covered is almost half km. The spectacular view of the interior of the Kremlin is a must-see.*  ...

Oct 29, 2021 Posted by In Articles, DESMOND KELLY Tagged
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KOREAN NEWS ABOUT INDIA – By Des Kelly           Yet another extremely interesting video comes to e’Lanka from Charles Schokman, this one narrated superbly by this Korean Broadcaster, on INDIA. As I always say, “we live and learn” and never has it been so apt, as it is, right now. Firstly, she mentions her name briefly, just as the video closes, but, in my opinion, this young Korean woman would be very difficult to replace as a Broadcaster in any Radio Station in the World. Clear and precise, not an “umm” or an “ah” ejaculate to spoil the narration, this young lady tells us all about “Mother India”, fascinating facts that most of us would not have otherwise known.            Now that we DO KNOW so much about India, the “Power to be”, I do look forward to yet another video, this ...

Oct 29, 2021 Posted by In Articles, DESMOND KELLY Tagged , , , , ,
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Gamini Fonseka- crowned “Emperor” of silver screen by Sunil Thenabadu Sembuge Gamini Shelton Fonseka is comprehensively measured as the undisputed emperor of the silver screen enthroned. On the 30th of September 2004, with it Sri Lanka’s heroic epoch era of Sinhala cinema died, alongside with the abrupt demise of legendary film celebrity and politician at the age of 68 years. It was comparable to the shutting down of the screen of the Sinhala cinema where he stood very elevated for nearly three decades dictating in various spheres spaced out with his unique, characteristic own inimitable techniques of performing.  Gamini Fonseka was born on 21 March 1936 in Dehiwala the third child of William and Daisy Fonseka. After starting school at Presbyterian Girls School along station road, Dehiwala, located in his  neighbourhood. Gamini was later admitted to prestigious S.Thomas’ College .Mt Lavinia. As a youngster, he had impressed with his innate ...

Oct 29, 2021 Posted by In Articles, Sunil Thenabadu Tagged , , , , ,
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JAYASRI twins…in action in Europe Source:-island The world over, the music scene has been pretty quiet, and we all know why. This pandemic has created untold hardships for, practically, everyone, and, the disturbing news is that, this kind of scene has been predicted for a good part of 2022, as well, The band JAYASRI, however, based in Europe, and fronted by the brothers Rohitha and Rohan, say they are fortunate to find work coming their way. Over the past few months, they have been performing at some of the festivals, held in Europe, during the summer season. Says Rohitha: “As usual, we did one of the biggest African festivals in Europe, AfrikaTage, and some other summer events, from July up to now. Some were not that big, as they used to be, due to the pandemic, health precautions, etc.” For the month of October, JAYASRI did some concerts in Italy, ...

Oct 29, 2021 Posted by In Articles Tagged , , ,
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‘US-Sri Lanka: 70 years of a fruitful partnership’ Source:-dailynews Part 2 Q: Touching on the Hambantota Port and some of these other investments and projects that have been occurring, regarding the aspects of China’s relationship with Sri Lanka, do they raise concerns within U.S. government circles about Sri Lanka’s sovereignty? A: Yes. Frankly, they do. And the American approach, the U.S. approach, is one where we would like to see countries able to fully exert their sovereignty over their territory, over their exclusive economic zones particularly in the maritime space. This is essential. And projects that maybe don’t obviously infringe on a country’s sovereignty can do so in maybe kind of back doorways. I come back to the potential for leverage. If a country, it may not even be majorly indebted to another bilateral partner but the agreements that they signed have onerous requirements in them or would lead them ...

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Warner sparkles as Australia trounce Sri Lanka by seven wickets with three overs to spare – by Sunil Thenabadu (eLanka Sports Editor) David Warner (left) and Aaron Finch run between wickets.  Photo source: SLC  Chief scores  Sri Lanka: 154/6 in 20 overs (Kusal Perera 35, Charith Asalanka 35, Bhanuka Rajapaksa 33 n.o, Mitchell Starc 2/27, Pat Cummins 2/34, Adam Zampa 2/12)  Australia: 155/3 in 17 overs (David Warner 65, Aaron Finch 37, Steven Smith 28 n.o, Wanindu Hasaranga 2/22).  Prior to this all important ICC T 20 Cricket World Cup Super 12 match played at the Dubai International cricket stadium, United Arab Emirates yesterday head to head it was all even with eight wins to each team, but Australia had won the last four T 20 matches.The highest total posted by Australia was 243 while Sri Lanka had made 198.  The all-important toss was won by Finch who had no hesitation in inviting Sri ...

Oct 29, 2021 Posted by In Articles, Sunil Thenabadu Tagged , , , , , , , ,
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