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Selena Gomez got hilariously trolled by her younger sister Gracie in a brand new TikTok video. The 28-year-old Only Murders in the Building actress and producer shared a funny new video with her fans, where Gracie made fun of her social media skills. Click inside to see what happened! The funny video, Selena tried to educate Gracie on what Snapchat was. If you are unfamiliar or are trying to recall what Snapchat is, it’s a mobile app that makes images, videos and messages available for only a short time before they become inaccessible to their recipients. As Selena tries to work the app on her phone, Gracie trolls her by saying, “You embarrass me.” Gracie then bursts into a fit of laughter as Selena realizes she accidentally deleted one of her videos. “See,” she said while posting on Snapchat, “this is where it’s at…Snapchat is where it’s at.” Selena famously brought Gracie to the red carpet premiere of Frozen II. See the cute pics here!

Snapchat/screen grab A video shared online on Sunday showed hundreds of people crowding together to board what was said to be a C-17 cargo plane to leave Afghanistan.The Snapchat video, which was shared on Sunday night, indicated that it had been recorded in Kabul.Hundreds of people can be seen attempting to board the cargo plane. The crowd, although disorganized, did not appear to be angry or violent.Twitter reports indicate that gunfire could be heard in the distance.Watch the video clip below.Scenes from #Kabul Airport, #Afghanistan showing people boarding what appears to a C17 (please correct me if wrong) and what appears to be gunfire in the air in the distance. pic.twitter.com/p3l7zrVu77— Aurora Intel (@AuroraIntel) August 15, 2021 Report typos and corrections to: corrections@rawstory.com.

Snapchat now helps users find places to visit with the My Places feature. Here's how to use it. With new updates and new features rolling out every so often, Snapchat is the gift that keeps giving. Snap Map arrived in 2017 and soon became increasingly popular. It eventually got its own individual tab so Snapchatters could make use better use of it. A newer addition to the Snap Map is My Places, a feature that claims to help you explore the world. But how does it do this? Here's a quick look at what Snap Map really is and how you can use the new My Places on it. What Is Snap Map? Snap Map is the app's very own in-built map that allows location sharing so you see your friends' location on Snapchat. You can see where they currently are on the Snap Map and vice versa. However, if you don't want anyone to see your location, you can just switch to Ghost Mode instead. Snap Map also consists of an "Our Story" icon that allows a user to add their snaps to a story that can publicly be viewed worldwide. If you want to take a look at…

Tayler Ryan, 21, sold the tiny blue outfit she wore on the night out that landed her and pals in hot water, listing it with the description: 'Won’t wear again'Model Tayler Ryan, of Barrow, Cumbria, was one of three young women who partied with Wayne Rooney (Image: TIM STEWART NEWS LIMITED)A Snapchat model who was pictured with a sleeping Wayne Rooney in a hotel room is flogging the outfit she wore during the saga. Tayler Ryan, 21, has sold the tiny blue skirt and top set she wore on the now notorious night out which ended with her being pictured with the Derby County manager. Ms Ryan was among a group of young women who found themselves in the spotlight after their pictures with the fully clothed former England ace seemingly asleep in his chair went viral. They told reporters they had been "stunned" when the married footballer's group invited them to join their party for drinks in a VIP area in Manchester. The viral snaps then led to a police probe and the young women faced vile death threats on social media. Ms Ryan this week scored £40 for her outfit that night, after listing it on platform Depop…

Source: https://eng.snap.com/applying_gpu_to_snap/ Machine learning (ML) and Artificial intelligence (AI) have transformed how industries make business decisions. Many firms are now leveraging ML and AI to compile consumer data and analyze and predict future consumer behaviour. This has allowed them to process high volumes of data rapidly and accurately and analyze valuable insights to take promising actions for their business.  In their recent blogs, Snap shares their experience of applying GPU technology to accelerate ML model inference. The inference is the computation-intensive process of calculating model predictions (like the probability of a Snapchatter watching the complete video) from input features (like the number of videos viewed by Snapchatter in the past hour).  This is a challenging task for firms like Snap, having a community of over 293 million Snapchatters daily and creating over 10 trillion ML predictions daily.  ML models on Snapchat are based on deep neural networks (DNN), which makes them so accurate but also computationally heavy. They use a highly scalable and efficient inference stack within the x86-64 CPU ecosystem to overcome this problem. And soon after the launch of inference-oriented accelerators like the NVidia T4 GPU device, they started to investigate whether it can offer a better tradeoff…

Snapchat offers users a lot of useful features, including My Places in the Snap Map. For starters, it can be used to discover popular places nearby. For Snapchat users looking to make the most of their surroundings, there’s My Places, a feature found in the Snap Map. Snapchat offers users the opportunity to post creative selfies or videos, complete with funny filters, along with a direct messaging feature that includes sending a Cameo selfie. For those wondering how to take advantage of My Places, it’s very simple to use and can be a good way to discover new places or just keep track of favorite locations.  Earlier this year, Snapchat partnered with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, using augmented reality to create virtual monuments all around Los Angeles. Snapchat was also part of a free speech case decided by the Supreme Court back in June, involving a high school student and the right to express oneself on social media without being punished by the school. Snap has grown beyond the Snapchat smartphone app in recent years, however. For example, its latest pair of Spectacles offer users the opportunity to view new augmented reality experiences.  To start using My Places, tap…

American multimedia instant messaging app, Snapchat is currently working on linking the friend’s list to the phone’s contacts book. The information was revealed in a Twitter post shared by Alessandra Palazzi on Friday, August 13th, 2021. The app when completed will have the possibility to start a chat, a call, or a video call directly from the address book, just like what is contained in WhatsApp, Telegram, GoogleDuo, and other social media apps. The Twitter post reads: “Once linked you will have the possibility to start a chat, a call or a video call directly from the address book, just like for #WhatsApp, #Telegram, #GoogleDuo, etc.” Given the new development, a lot of users have been expressing their excitement over the proposed linking. Killian7578, a Twitter user expresses his excitement by replying to the post as: “Oh nice” Snap Inc., formerly known as Snapchat Inc., is an American multimedia instant messaging software and service. One of the most prominent qualities of Snapchat is that photographs and messages are typically only viewable for a brief period before they are lost to their recipients. Users’ “Stories” of 24 hours of chronological content, as well as “Discover,” which allows advertisers to offer ad-supported…

The tension in the Couchman household on Tuesday morning was unbearable. My daughter was one of the many thousands across the country anxiously awaiting A-Level results.  It would be more than simply celebration or disappointment. The opening of the envelope promised to be a life-changing moment that would determine not just the next few years of education but, in all likelihood, the course of her career.  Mercifully, after a very difficult 18 months for students everywhere, she did well – and I’m impossibly proud of her.  Later however, after the news had sunk in, I reflected on the pressure she had been under, like all A-level students before her. Knowing that a poor grade can have such a significant impact on the future seems not only cruel but also irrational.  As someone who is fortunate enough to be in a senior position in my field, I have a good understanding of the skills and qualities required to make it in the tech industry. Without a doubt, it is those who are capable, well-rounded, thoughtful, determined, and passionate who stand out and go far – and yet the sum total of those skills is not always reflected in that dreaded envelope.…

A Melbourne man accused of using pipe bombs that destroyed cars, washing machines and portaloos allegedly ordered his girlfriend to delete footage of the mayhem from Snapchat.Jamie Smith is facing more than 20 charges including eight counts of causing an explosion likely to endanger life and eight counts of reckless conduct endangering life.The 29-year-old had his bail bid rejected in the Supreme Court of Victoria on Thursday with a judge labelling the allegations “disturbing and somewhat baffling”.“What could possess mature adults to engage in the sort of reckless conduct apparent in this case is mystifying,” Justice Andrew Tinney said in his decision.Pipe bombs were set off across various suburbs including Heidelberg, Northcote, Ivanhoe and Kew in an “allegedly co-ordinated, well-planned series of attacks” on July 4, Justice Andrew Tinney said.Eight devices were detonated between 7.13pm and 9.45pm, destroying washing machines, portaloos, letterboxes and sending shrapnel flying across residential streets, the court was told.Residents on Studley Park Road, Kew heard a “loud explosion” about 9.45pm and a local found his car’s sunroof had been “smashed”, discovering the remnants of an explosive device in the rear of the vehicle, Justice Tinney said.About 20 minutes earlier in Kew East, a man heard a…

Bernard MendezBernard Mendez is an editorial intern at dot.LA. He attends UCLA, where he is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics. Mendez was previously an editor at the Daily Bruin, the student newspaper at UCLA. While working as a marketing executive at Snapchat, James Borow saw small businesses had a harder time competing with larger companies when it came to advertising. He and a group of Snap employees had the idea to start Trust, a company aiming to make the advertising process friendlier for smaller ecommerce companies and direct-to-consumer brands."We kept hearing from small businesses 'it's really hard to compete against the big guys, unless you have an inside track or unless you have a lot of capital," said Borow, the CEO and co-founder of Trust. "That's really where we had the idea of: what if we could flip it on its head and have all these businesses help one another so they can actually go ahead and compete?"The Santa Monica-based startup raised $9 million in a round of seed funding, the company announced Wednesday. The round was led by Lerer Hippeau, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Upfront Ventures and Upper90.Trust gives companies a card through Stripe that increases its…