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by ufocia 11mo ago
What's the delta from LiteLLM?
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by ufocia 1y ago
I find Spotify relatively expensive in comparison to say Netflix. It takes far more capital to record a movie then it takes to record music. The same is true for storage and streaming. Yet, Netflix subscriptions are much cheaper than Spotif
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by ufocia 1y ago
Just because it's exhausting and time consuming doesn't mean that it will be good or popular. Those are subjective measures anyway.
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by ufocia 1y ago
If they can't afford to make music maybe they should change their profession or get a "real" j o b.
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by ufocia 1y ago
The RIAA might
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by ufocia 1y ago
What does lossless really mean. Sounds like an amorphous buzz word. It's only lossless from the master/copy they receive.
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by ufocia 1y ago
I see more companies supporting FOSS. Maybe not through direct funding, but with code contributions. You do need a bit of both.
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by ufocia 1y ago
Artistic and interesting is highly subjective and definitely not universal, thus it is best handled by the market approach.
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by ufocia 1y ago
The radio stations paid royalties to licensing pools who presumably funneled some of the money to the artists.
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by ufocia 1y ago
Is it? Sounds to me like it's the Spotify's owner, not Spotify, that's plowing his money into military spending regardless of the source.
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by ufocia 1y ago
Seems that it may be at least partially a discounted cash flows/time value of money and a risk shifting issue for the artist.
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by ufocia 1y ago
"Slide whichever circle is smaller entirely inside the bigger one, and now the answer is zero: You can’t draw any lines that touch each circle only once." This sounds false. If the smaller circle is at the edge of the larger one,
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by ufocia 1y ago
1.58 is still more than 1 in general unless the parameters are corelated. At 1 bit it seems unlikely that you could pack/unpack independent parameters reliably without additional data.
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by ufocia 1y ago
Not sure it was that insane. The author quotes a cost of over $30,000 to build a half-mile drop. I find that an insane amount of money that a government would pay to connect just one subscriber.
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by ufocia 2y ago
How do fines make things better? They confiscate resources that could be used to improve.
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by ufocia 2y ago
RP0 seems like such overkill for the problem. It's like shooting a mosquito with a howitzer.
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by ufocia 2y ago
The fragrance of the water reclamation plant more likely killed the business in Stickney (or Stinky as some people refer to it lovingly).
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by ufocia 2y ago
Before we tackle the hard problem outlined above, let's solve the easy problem of pedestrians (bikers, scooters, skateboarders, etc.) traveling on highways and crossing traffic in undesignated places. I can't tell you how many tim
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by ufocia 2y ago
Let me understand this. Are you suggesting adding yet another inefficient layer of government in sparsely populated areas? BTW, in at least some states there are intermediate subdivisions of government, e.g. townships and districts, which t
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by ufocia 2y ago
Stroads make sense where there is little pedestrian (including bicycles, scooters, etc.) traffic.
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by ufocia 2y ago
Let's just barricade up the streets. No traffic = no traffic accidents. This is what's been happening in Chicago with all the island, speed humps, etc. Reducing traffic to a safe crawl. The problem with those devices is that they
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by ufocia 2y ago
The worst outcome by far is SBF and Elizabeth Holmes.
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by ufocia 2y ago
Optical made advancements beyond the DVD. However they caught on only in a limited manner. There is Blue-Ray, now 128GB 4-layer. However, due to the amount of data we generate and consume, long term storage is less of a concern at the consu
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by ufocia 2y ago
Sounds like he was talking about quantum physics.
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by ufocia 2y ago
Was violence involved?
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by ufocia 2y ago
If we're talking semantics, the celebration is not so much for the deceased, but for the living "left behind."
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by ufocia 2y ago
Anarchist Library not The Anarchist Cookbook, silly.
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by ufocia 2y ago
..., but can lead to inefficiencies and capture.
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by ufocia 2y ago
> Most controllers are willing to put up with it if the pay is commensurate with what we're being told to do. How does "putting up with it" maintain or improve safety? Sounds like at best it would be a collateral effect.
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by ufocia 2y ago
Perfect is the enemy of good.

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