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Throwaway account. My ex partner was involved in a study which said these things were not ok. They were paid not to publish by an undisclosed party. That's how bad it has got.

What does it mean that "different clients can get different specs"? Different in what dimension? I could imagine this makes creating repeatable and reliable workflows problematic.

Assuming the simplified diagram of Google’s architecture, sure, it looks like you’re just splitting off a well-isolated part, but it would be a significant hardship to do it in reality.

Why not also require Apple to split off only the phone and messaging part of its iPhone, Meta to split off only the user feed data, and for the U.S. federal government to run only out of Washington D.C.?

This isn’t the breakup of AT&T in the early 1980s where you could say all the equipment and wiring just now belongs to separate entities. (It wasn’t that simple, but it wasn’t like trying to extract an organ.)

I think people have to understand that and know that what they’re doing is killing Google, and it was already on its way into mind-numbed enterprise territory.


I think there are declarative languages that are Turning-complete, like Prolog, etc. So declarative approaches should be equally good.

DeltaChat, when using a self-hosted Chatmail server, has a service that detects incoming mails for a user account, pulls a token ID out of their account info (file in the maildir), and sends a request over HTTP to the push server run by the DeltaChat team. This sends it on through APNS/FCM, then scrubs the data from memory. The notification only wakes up the app. No encryption needed.

The project runs on a shoestring budget and has no problem delivering 15 million+ push notifications per month without charging the users any money


I too wonder how Google and all its boot lickers will survive with only a few billion dollars.

But I'm not kidding myself, nothing will happen anyway, so they can sleep peacefully knowing nothing will happen anyway.


But once you run out, will you screw the community over or eat the costs?

Since Covid? Since the 1990s when P/E ratios in tech started to hit the high 20s and 30s. What was “crazy” back then is de rigeur now, and even paltry.

Team vs AI is an interesting space. Will check out.

Hey! Interesting product! How is this any different from calling agents from slack?

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Generally concur but I wish we wouldn’t squander credibility by making claims like, “travel for attend conferences (a key part of science!).”

Oh come on. Conferences are a monument to waste if ever there was. It’s all kickbacks and hotel and airline industry lobbying and protectionism. Some conferences may be better than others I’m sure, but no, science does not depend upon travel to conferences.


It's not the deciding factor yet. You can bet the IP hammer is going to swing in again once the big players have been decided just to keep the small players out.

> try (BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader (new FileReader (filePath) )){

won't FileReader leak if the BufferedReader constructor throws?


Strip him of his tenure, and let's see if love pays the rent.

Author is an arts graduate. General Patton warned against such historians. It is why he recommended autobiographies rather than biographies. The words of Caesar rather than the words written about Caesar. You also delegate your agency to critique. Patton took the good of Napoleon and savaged the bad. To paraphrase Patton, it's a type of tall poppy syndrome. The historian lacks the skills, talent, and mindset that causes men and women who achieve success in the real world. They resent those who remind them of what they lack.

Because of his tenured position, he wants for nothing while, outside of STEM, contributes very little. He is wholly reliant on the types of men and women he bashes. It's the dilettante who mocks the farmer as he eats the farmer's food. Reminds of the critique of self righteous pacifists during the World Way 2(Godwin violation. Apologies.) "How easy it is to be a pacifist safe and secure behind the security of the American Navy's big guns." How easy it is to mock entrepreneurs, capitalism, and strivers when they permit your standard of living and very existence.


> But it’s even better to treat love itself as the most important work.

While Maslow's hierarchy of needs help us understand motivation, this is the most true.


Good point. I get a sense of conflict from the author, and his reaction to 'ignore' may be due to difficulty with this hard question. He has some good points, but they don't warrant his conclusion.


Blocked.

I'm not certain what that website is or whether it's affiliated with the model developers.

For more information about the model, refer to these sources:

Model repository: https://github.com/Lightricks/LTX-Video

ComfyUI integration: https://github.com/Lightricks/ComfyUI-LTXVideo

Early community LoRAs: https://huggingface.co/Lightricks/LTXV-LoRAs

Banadoco Discord server, an excellent place for discussing LTXV and other open models (Wan/Hunyuan):

https://discord.com/channels/1076117621407223829/13693260067...


Stephen Jenkinson, author of Die Wise and founder of the School of Orphan Wisdom speaks a lot about this. The “wretched anxiety” he observed as head of palliative care in Canada he claims stems from fear of being forgotten. Which is tied to a particular Western failure: not honoring our elders who have died, and the amnesia of cultural memory. His book is a good read, and I think provides an alternative account to the points made in this article.

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Website Function: Scientific Journal

Website Introduction: An open-access scientific journal specifically designed for children aged 8 to 15. It conveys the latest scientific research findings to them through articles written by scientists.

It provides scientific content that is easy to understand, and also ensures the appropriateness and interestingness of the articles through a team of young reviewers. Children can read articles on a wide range of topics here, including astronomy, biodiversity, chemistry, earth science, engineering technology, human health, mathematics and economics, neuroscience, and psychology, among others.

Website URL: https://kids.frontiersin.org/


> The other piece of "evidence", Cal-Maine's quarterly P/L, is also useless, for all we know they decided to invest in less capital equipment than previously in Q3 2025

There's no serious moral or value distinction here; if you insist on pointing fingers you can, but at the end of the day the profits we see celebrated come with higher costs, and the continuing-to-increase wealth inequality in this country confirms that not everyone sees the benefit.

> You know what the trouble is, Brucey? We used to make shit in this country, build shit. Now we just put our hand in the next guy's pocket.


do you want to be a second verse Google search Amazon bigg Boss I felt something talking to God because he must be called God because not I caught him first

do you want to be a second verse Google search Amazon bigg Boss I felt something talking to God because he must be called God because not I caught him first

do you want to be a second verse Google search Amazon bigg Boss I felt something talking to God because he must be called God because not I caught him first

It's difficult to tell if there is any wrong-doing without more evidence, which I guess the DOJ will find in time. It looks like their profits ebb/flow, and they are also set to pay a record of $313m in taxes on $991m income.

| Year | Net Income Common Stockholders | Tax Provision |

| ---- | ------------------------------ | ------------- |

| TTM | 990,814 | 312,872 |

| 2024 | 277,888 | 83,689 |

| 2023 | 758,024 | 241,818 |

| 2022 | 132,650 | 33,574 |

| 2021 | 2,060 | -12,009 |


2B model was running well on AMD, fingers crossed with 13B too: https://www.reddit.com/user/kejos92/comments/1hjkkmx/ltxv_in...

The model supports both multi-scale rendering and autoregressive generation. With multi-scale rendering, you can generate a low-resolution preview of 200-300 frames and then upscale to higher resolutions (with or without tiling).

The autoregressive generation feature allows you to condition new segments based on previously generated content. A ComfyUI implementation example is available here:

https://github.com/Lightricks/ComfyUI-LTXVideo/blob/master/e...


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