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Guaranteed delivery. In some systems, especially in IoT scenarios, it's crucial to guarantee that events are delivered.

Real-time processing with minimum time lag.

Pub/sub: The messaging infrastructure keeps track of subscriptions. When an event is published, it sends the event to each subscriber. After an event is received, it cannot be replayed, and new subscribers do not see the event.

Events are delivered in near real time, so consumers can respond immediately to events as they occur

An event-driven architecture consists of event producers that generate a stream of events, and event consumers that listen for the events.

Posts with videos earn more backlinks and see a boost in search traffic – our testing shows search traffic increases by 40% when publishers add a related video to a post.

For every additional 30 seconds a reader spends on the page, you can generally expect a 5% revenue increase.

For maximum video revenue, run both types of players.

By default, the Playlist video player sticks to the top of the screen on mobile once a reader scrolls past the player.

The Playlist video player is the top-earning video player we offer, accounting for 90% of a site’s video revenue on average, and boosting RPM by 10-20%.

When you run our video players, we provide fast (and free) video hosting that plays up to 30 seconds of non-skippable* ads before each video.

The Related player is a video you manually embed into a specific post or page on your site by adding an HTML snippet or WordPress shortcode into the page editor.

ngage readers and improve SEO.

Plays a playlist of your videos automatically on most pages on your site unless you turn it off for a specific page.

Related player: Plays videos you've embedded on a post or page.

The Sticky Outstream Video Player can run on any page on your site. On pages where you are running another video player, the Sticky Outstream player may serve before the reader scrolls down to a Sticky Playlist or Sticky Related player, or until they interact with a Stationary Related player.

Unlike the Related or Playlist video players, it does not initially appear within your content and then move to the side of the screen. This video player loads as a small video ad unit at the bottom right of the screen. Readers can close the video player if they choose.

An Oustream ad earns 10-30% more than a static display ad for the same ad slot. You’ll see Outstream earnings included with your other content ad earnings in the AdThrive dashboard.

An Outstream ad only serves when it will earn you more than a regular display ad and when a reader is on a fast connection, and it waits to load until the content on your page has finished loading. 

An expandable sticky footer ad only serves when it can pay you more than a regular sticky footer ad.

Pageviews where these campaigns run earn significantly more than normal, anywhere from 2–4x higher RPM!  

Marmalade scans for text like “sponsored by” or “brought to you by” to remove those posts from the pool that can be selected for this type of ad campaign. One caveat: those phrases need to be in plain text on the site, so it can’t recognize an image that indicates that a post is sponsored.

No, it doesn’t add any new ad spaces to your site. Instead of running ads for a mix of companies in all the existing ad spaces on that post, only ads for the “sponsoring” company will run on this single post for the duration of the ad campaign.

Auto-Sponsored Post ads use our proprietary artificial intelligence platform, Marmalade, to help brands find posts you’ve already created that are relevant to ad campaigns they’re running. This allows that brand to “sponsor” a post on your site by filling in all existing ad spaces on that post with their ad and displaying a sponsorship message at the top of the post.

In accordance with Federal Trade Commision (FTC) regulations, Native ads are always clearly marked as paid content, with wording saying the ad content is “sponsored by” a particular advertiser.

Native ads complement your content and site design. Typical display ads aim to grab the reader’s attention and interest, while this new display type intends to function seamlessly with your content, whether that’s inside your post content on desktop or mobile, or in one of your sidebar ad slots.

When they run on the page, Full Interscroller ads earn 200-400% more than an average mobile display ad. You’ll see Interscroller ad earnings included with your other mobile content ad earnings in the AdThrive dashboard.

We’ve seen interstitial ads pay double-digit CPMs and increase RPM by up to 2% (and sometimes much more) for publishers who opt in.

Interstitial ads are full-page ads that sometimes serve when your reader navigates to a second page on your site. Once the reader closes the ad, they will continue to the destination page.

Resolution is the process of exchanging a token for an instance. Our container will recursively fulfill the dependencies of the token being resolved in order to return a fully constructed object.

The normal way to achieve this is to add DependencyContainer.register() statements somewhere in your program some time before your first decorated class is instantiated.

The general principle behind Inversion of Control (IoC) containers is you give the container a token, and in exchange you get an instance/value. Our container automatically figures out the tokens most of the time, with 2 major exceptions, interfaces and non-class types, which require the @inject() decorator to be used on the constructor parameter to be injected (see above).

Singleton Each resolve will return the same instance (including resolves from child containers)

Parameter decorator which allows for a transformer object to take an action on the resolved object before returning the result.

Parameter decorator factory that allows for interface and other non-class information to be stored in the constructor's metadata.

@singleton()

@injectable()

At some point soon, I believe, we'll start seeing DALL-E buttons show up in the interfaces of apps like Twitter, in the same way we see IMAGE, GIF, and EMOJI buttons there now.

There's texting, emailing, chatting, video-conferencing, streaming, posting to message boards, updating statuses on Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, and many other social media platforms.

There are unlimited utilitarian use cases out there where the need for imagery is not so strong that a budget or the time costs of working with a professional artist or designer are warranted

In such instances, you can use DALL-E to quickly "manufacture" components and parts for your scene

Thanks to DALL-E's reliance on language, anyone with existing expertise in visual concepts, styles, techniques is already well on their way to DALL-E fluency.  

Finally, you can use DALL-E's editing brush to erase specific parts of an image, and DALL-E will generate four new images where only the parts you've erased change. 

'll just say that DALL-E shows how racing against the machines is hardly our only option. We can dance with them too, using AI collaboratively and synergistically, in ways that radically amplify and extend our human skills and capabilities. 

A writer is using it to create visualizations of characters and locations, which he then uses to create more detailed descriptions in his book.

Or they employ some novel production technique to achieve a clever end, like using DALL-E to create images for use in a stop-motion video.

What's so compelling about DALL-E and its peers is how they literally illustrate AI's progress, power, and future potential in a hands-on, highly visible way.

"Press the button – we do the rest," an early Kodak ad exclaimed. By 1900, the Kodak Brownie could be had for $1, a roll of film with six exposures cost a dime, and photography had shifted from a narrow domain of skilled professionals to a much broader one of amateurs spontaneously documenting the world as they saw it.

but fewer than 20 surviving paintings are, in the words of the Encyclopedia Britannica, "definitively attributed to him." 

Visual expression can't exist without technology. Great artists have always been great  innovators. If groundbreaking artists like Da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, Georgia O'Keefe, and Frida Kahlo were alive today, I'm sure they'd be experimenting with DALL-E.