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The Way the Nation Plans and Funds Railroads Is Dumb
(hsrail.org)
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Microsoft and Intel strike a custom chip manufacturing deal
(theverge.com)
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Speculative Streaming: Fast LLM Inference Without Auxiliary Models
(arxiv.org)
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3y ago
The common form of this bug is way older than 10 years and isn't really specific to macOS. The problem is that audio devices do not have an explicit concept of "balance". It's set by adjusting the level of each channel.
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Cruise wasn't hiding the pedestrian-dragging video from regulators
(theverge.com)
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> Under these assumptions, Laura uses a computational technique called Dynamic Programming to evaluate all possible scenarios in the game tree. Once you factor in this more complex set of possibilities, the “62.5%” mirage disappears. Lau
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"No inventions; no innovations" A History of US Steel
(construction-physics.com)
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Lina Khan's Rough Year Running the Federal Trade Commission
(nymag.com)
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Text-to-CAD
(zoo.dev)
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New tax rule is terrible for software industry
(onlycfo.io)
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Making Matlab Even Faster on Apple Silicon with Apple Accelerate
(blogs.mathworks.com)
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25 Hours of Xcode Cloud Now Included with the Apple Developer Program
(developer.apple.com)
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In praise of America's car addiction
(economist.com)
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The Long, Sad History of American Attempts to Build High-Speed Rail, Part I
(construction-physics.com)
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Because Tencent owns both Epic and QQ
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Putting the KittyCAD API to Work
(kittycad.io)
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FAA authorizes Zipline to deliver commercial packages using drones
(faa.gov)
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3y ago
Mostly small escort carriers which displaced around 10,000 tons. Smaller than some modern superyachts.
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3y ago
Do you think the point of vending machines is to equitably distribute soda?
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Free/cheap parking is a driving subsidy. In fact the old prices were even worse than that; the prices were not high enough to actually keep spaces available, so it ended up being more like a lottery system. The correct solution would h
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Yes, and they refused to appropriately increase pricing because it was a cheap political gimmick.
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The city itself would be losing that revenue if it retained control, and even with the deal they still need to budget the loss in parking ticket revenue. The primary reason the parking deal never goes away is that it allows the city to blam
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What people miss about this deal is that the city was literally losing money on parking meters before the deal because it was so incompetently managed. Chicago retains all the revenue from tickets, which are much more frequent now, so overa
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Unfortunately the team behind all this was disbanded, and now Samsung just uses CPU uarches from Arm.
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Predicting Apple Services
(asymco.com)
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If you'd like to feel extra uncomfortable next time you get on an airplane, read a bit more about limitations of TCAS that still exist today. For example, it doesn't actually model aircraft performance, so TCAS occasionally issues
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Memory bandwidth for unbatched decoder-only autoregressive inference should be the only bottleneck. The listed numbers imply you're only saturating about 500 GB/sec, ignoring KV cache traffic. Implies there's still quite a bi
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One reason is that on-shore wind in the US is really good. The Great Plains are so windy and big that it's not really clear the added expense of marine turbines gets us much. Texas already has wind capacity factors of 40%, similar to m
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The worst US bridges are getting fixed
(construction-physics.com)
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3y ago
Well that's gotta be an awkward family dinner.
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