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I don't think global population is a factor in antitrust law.
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Regardless of how easy devs find it to be now, there's no denying that utility-only CSS is fighting the platform it's built on. jQuery and SASS showed the way for their specs to build toward. Contrast that to utility-only CSS, whi
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Tangentially: Is there a FireTV implementation that is anywhere near e.g. Apple TV in basic performance? Every FireTV device I have used has seemed practically unusable, but it could be there is just a low bar for what hardware they let go
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Of course people are going to complain about content they don't want. That's the product. Twitter changed their product to deliver different content, so its audience has changed. Calling it 'The Problem' like climate cha
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This service says it's local and privacy-first, but it sends to OpenAI? >Our service, Ask Rewind, integrates OpenAI’s ChatGPT, allowing for the extraction of key information from your device’s audio and video files to produce releva
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by 1shooner 3y ago
Later in the article: >The findings show a near-quadrupling of wetlands across Greenland, which are a source of methane emissions.
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Possibly the least-impartial source of information on a product.
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Feeding, housing, and educating people would also create jobs. Probably a lot more jobs.
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Because regulation worked so well in eliminating peer pressure for drinking, smoking, and drugs.
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Mastodon reminds me of 2007 Twitter, and it would be great if it stayed that way.
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I once drove 5 blocks behind someone with a tablet mounted to their windshield, big enough for me to discern they were attentively watching an MMA fight. After 5 blocks they turned the wrong way down a busy 1-way street. There's not go
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by 1shooner 3y ago
According to Spotify's data report site[0], there were 17,800 artists grossing over $50k from Spotify (7,800 being between 50k and 100k), out of a denominator of ~8 million, or 200k if you use Spotify's estimate of “professional o
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>If you’re an independent artist you can live comfortably off of a small Spotify audience! Didn't Spotify recently stop paying any royalties for tracks with less than 1k streams?
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This would almost certainly be protected by HIPAA.
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>It's unlikely for your partner to be your top choice. It's just a statistical given... But you can never reveal that. Another possibility is to have a shared understanding of your relationship that isn't based on this dec
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How common is this trope anymore, though? I feel like it's been passe for at least 10 years, and maybe longer.
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It's ok, all you authenticated accounts are protected by trust me bro.
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'Spatial video'? I guess this is just an Apple marketing term because they don't want to say 3D? Can you imagine how boring non-spatial video would be?
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I appreciate this is research, but I wonder: are these gestures actually semantically distinct information, which the model is better at extrapolating from audio than the listener? Or are they just redundant visual cues that perhaps relieve
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I don't equate the desire to have the option to not be tracked with 'handing criminals another theft tool', and I also certainly don't consider having my movements monitored to be 'critical infrastructure'. The
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I'm not going to step through how many of these still apply, but this link hasn't been updated in 5 years and is referring to a version of the language discontinued over a year ago.
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Imagine a future where copyright registration involves contributing your IP to a public adversarial model, which is then a regulated layer in future generative model licensing.
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Your experience of addiction must be significantly different than mine.
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Likewise, the problem isn't the drunk driver, it's that the drunk driver killed your family. Do you think an addict considers the closure rates on assault cases before harming a stranger?
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>Humanity is lucky to have him This is more hyperbolic as anything negative I've read about him the press.
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Could someone check my review of ElevenLab's terms? Because it looks to me like you just give them your voice. They claim the source data and outputs of the model are yours, but I can't find any mention of ownership of the 'c
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by 1shooner 3y ago
Is Lightning primarily web components? That would make sense, since css vars penetrate the shadow dom, so with this approach there's no need to mess with loading your css into the component's shadow dom.
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A component level token would be if your `myCard` component populated all of it's styles with component-specific css-variables, e.g. "myCard-bg", "myCard-padding". It's basically defining the styling api for yo
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Generally this makes sense to me, and if you are just dropping markup onto the page, and don't need to worry about repeating yourself when using that component, I think that works well. Definitely better than your alternatives. But if
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Tailwind is a build step with just as much 'spooky action at a distance'. If it wasn't, we'd just use inline CSS. With Tailwind you're trusting a 3rd party library to abstract the CSS spec for you, and for that abst

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