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I'm pretty sure Weird Al is actually using compulsory licensing in music and just paying the required royalties to the songwriters. Anyone can cover any published song, you just have to pay the royalties when you do.
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If you prefer Clojure and interactive notebooks: https://github.com/sicmutils/sicmutils
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> in specific situations Very specific situations.
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> The one being benchmarked here is heavily optimised for Apple Silicon. I don't think so, in the sense of a hand-optimized CUDA implementation. This just using the MLX API in the same way that you'd use CUDA via PyTorch or som
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Thanks, good explanation. My thought on "no atmosphere" is that it eliminates the need for heat shielding to enter it, but I can see how that's not really an issue compared to all the benefits.
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> The booster exploded after separation, which is never a good sign. Normal boosters for modern rockets don't do that. It exploded while attempting to test its landing maneuver. If it just turned off the engines and dropped itself i
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Much easier to do on the moon than on Earth though at least, right? No atmosphere, fraction of the gravity.
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> Perhaps it's due to really bad red tape I don't think it's red tape as such, but rather that Portland suffers from a problem SF also has, which is that government social services are mostly run via the NGO-Industrial Com
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> Portland did everything! They invested huge sums in shelters, treatment programs, counsellors, etc. Huge sums were collected, but they haven't really been spent. As noted elsewhere in this thread, the first detox center built with
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> The officials decriminalized drugs, No, the voters decriminalized drugs with a constitutional amendment.
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> People can be good at critical aspects of their job while lacking the maturity to understand large group dynamics. I agree with this as a general principle, but in this specific case, the 'understanding group dynamics' part i
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I think probably it's a disjoint group, or at least a disjoint set of circumstances. What the dealers are complaining about are the rules phasing in about what % of your sales need to be EVs. There are some successes, like the F-150, b
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What you see listed and what the dealer will actually give it to you for are not necessarily the same thing, infamously so in the case of in-demand models like this.
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Yeah, that's probably what happened.
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> There are two reasons founders resist going out and recruiting users individually. One is a combination of shyness and laziness. They'd rather sit at home writing code than go out and talk to a bunch of strangers and probably be r
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by jdminhbg 3y ago
The tax credit timeframe is already written into law, though? Of course Congress can't constrain itself so it could always cancel (or double!) those credits, but it seems pretty reasonable to rely on what the law currently says.
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They say it no longer reproduces on current Chrome/Grammarly, so taking it up with them is fruitless. They're not going to investigate crashers from old versions.
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One that's been patched already, though, as they say that in current versions of Chrome and Grammarly it doesn't crash.
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> eat everything in moderation The entire point of diet advice and nutritional science is trying to find out what "in moderation" means for different foods. The amount of donuts that is moderate and the amount of broccoli that
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Yeah, it’s never monetized well and I doubt it ever will. Just interesting to see that the converse of monetizing well doesn’t mean that you can get over the hump of relevance in this case.
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E.g.: https://twitter.com/karaswisher/status/1725702501435941294?s...
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Kara Swisher was also posting to Twitter, but more to the point, all of the major players and commentators were on Twitter. Greg Brockman's resignation letter was on Twitter. The employees who protested Sam's firing were on Twitte
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The article doesn’t even try to make the case for the headline or lead, what a bizarre piece. The OpenAI drama is the biggest case for Twitter supremacy in months.
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It’s more accurate to say this forum has an accusing-others-of-being-in-a-pg-cult cult thing going on.
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This makes it sound like it was her money, which is not the case. She worked for an organization that donated $30M and they put her on the board.
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There are lots of trails that are not on protected wilderness areas.
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It's only LTE, might be an old part.
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That's just a part. You can also buy a USB-C modem for a MacBook. And being cost-conscious is part of what makes it affordable to sell the integrated machine, since you're paying a % of the product cost. The total take for Qualcom
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The sticking point is paying Qualcomm for the modems, because their terms take a % of the total device sale for each device sold with one. When you're talking about $5000 laptops that's a huge amount of money.
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/microsoft-and-openai-forge-awkw... > Some researchers at Microsoft gripe about the restricted access to OpenAI’s technology. While a select few teams inside Microsoft get access to the m

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