Reports it is considering a dual listing in the US sent its shares soaring 12.9 per cent to $9.80.Larger rival Afterpay hit a record high of $156.50 in intraday trade before pulling back to $153.46, up 1.43 per cent.Sigma Healthcare leapt 7.35 per cent to 73 cents after flagging a jump in full year earnings following a strong second half performance. The company also said it expected to achieve its previously stated 2023 target.Mining stocks fared well on the back of largely higher commodities prices.Lithium and iron ore miner Mineral Resources leapt 5.63 per cent to $36.94, rare earths producer Lynas put on 7.14 per cent to $5.25 and mineral sands miner Iluka Resources advanced 4.91 per cent to $6.84.Mining stocks drove the ASX gains. Picture: Lyndon Mechielsen/The AustralianSource:News Corp AustraliaNewcrest, Australia largest gold producer, added 1.37 per cent to $25.21.Ora Banda Mining put on 1.67 per cent to 30.5 cents after reporting its first gold pour at the Davyhurst mine in Western Australia, which closed in 2018 after its previous owner collapsed.While iron ore prices have backtracked over the past two weeks due to weak Chinese steel margins, it is too early to get bearish Macquarie researchers say.Due to a lack of supply growth, iron ore will remain a deficit market this year even under very conservative demand assumptions, they say.Fortescue Metals Group was up 2.11 per cent at $23.72, Rio Tinto rose 3.42 per cent to $117.20 and BHP firmed 2.37 per cent to $44.84.ANZ climbed 0.44 per cent to $25.40, Commonwealth Bank inched 0.02 per cent lower to $88.62, National Australia Bank lifted 0.91 per cent to $25.46 and Westpac was up 1.35 per cent at $22.45..

Farmacy’s glorious honey infused skincare line celebrates its farm to face ethos. The brand partners with organic farms across the world, in places such as New York, Pennsylvania and Brazil, to find the freshest and most potent natural ingredients. It then activates these in its lab to maximise their skincare potential.

If your assumption, that controlling X at x is equivalent to removing the function for X and putting X=x elsewhere, is applicable, then it makes sense because, from my last paragraph, we need past information to select the correct function. What I do not understand at the moment is the relevance of this to decision trees. At a decision node, one conditions on the quantities known at the time of the decision.

There’s a part in the video where someone has sent a report on Mt. Everest, which looks cool, until you realise that there is absolutely no value in seeing a mountain peek out of a map. If you think PowerPoint decks are bad, wait until everyone is expected to have an augmented, sorry, mixed reality kit..