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Meanwhile, the 47 Muni bus that connects the Van Ness transit corridor to Caltrain has been “suspended” since 2020, and the extension of Caltrain to the transit center is still unfunded.

I appreciate solutions that meet us where we are, but it’s depressing that we don’t seem to actually have the will to make a sustainable, integrated mass transit plan.

Practically speaking, most of it would sit waiting for a buyer.

This is called string betting and will get you kicked off a table.

Apple cultivars are interesting because they are often developed by governments motivated to promote the existence of a healthy farming industry, not by private monopoly rights. Case in point, the Cripps Pink (aka Pink Lady) was developed by the Western Australia Department of Agriculture, and the Cosmic Crisp was developed by Washington State University.

(Honeycrisp is another fantastically successful government-funded cultivar, this time by the University of Minnesota. But it apparently led to the spontaneous breeding of the SugarBee, which is privately owned.)

Your opinion about the “validity” of such a case is not really at home in a thread about _legal standing_.

What you think you should be able to do with the data you get back from contacting Amazon’s servers doesn’t impact whether Amazon has standing to sue you over how and why you contacted their servers.

There’s a federal WARN act too. Neither the state nor federal versions gives the employees any legal right to try to change the business’s mind.

Amazon is a party to interactions with their website. That gives them standing to sue over those interactions. Whether they can sue Perplexity specifically is what was being debated in these motions.

Because David Ellison’s explicit plan is to run Warner Bros. Discovery (owners of CNN) and Paramount (owners of CBS) as two divisions within Skydance Media. He committed to keeping a 20-odd film slate at WBD as part of antitrust negotiations with the U.S. and other countries. So he has to keep the studio running while figuring out how to pay off the investors with depreciating Oracle assets.

This is over a month old, for anyone like me who was confused.

I’m saying that compiling Wi-Fi drivers from source is still representative of trying to run Linux on consumer hardware.

Desktop Linux is like a kit plane. You can pay to have someone assemble it for you, but you still need to know how to get in there and fix it.

Ah yes, they’re just holding it wrong.

If a union had managed to organize the most profitable-per-employee company in the video game industry, it would have been front-page news.

StarCraft: Ghost?

That was my point. My sarcasm mustn’t have come through.

I guess when people vote the same way, it’s technically a conspiracy?

No, you should fix your code to be compliant with ISO C. The optimizer isn’t going to wait for you to convince WG14.

lol

“Universal Voltronics” sounds the most made-up to me. But “Nuclear Defense Research Corporation of New Mexico, Inc.” takes the cake.

Hope dang comes in with a headline rewrite

Why, are we speed running the de-evolution of UI?

How has HF been making money so far?

Are you in the U.S.? As an American I use a credit card for nearly 100% of my purchases, on a daily basis. I pay my bill in full each month. I might pay a 2–3% surcharge on a subset of those purchases, but I am reasonably sure I get more than that back in rebates. My Amex offers 2% back on groceries and the grocery store doesn’t charge extra for credit card purchases.

I basically never use my debit card for anything but ATM transactions, and the only time I have any cash in my wallet is when I have recently gone to a cash-only bar or to Las Vegas.

The stubbornness of the Go standard library team knows no bounds.

Corroboration: crime on BART dropped when the new harder-to-jump fare gates went in.

> Every character, every skill point, every asset in every hangar, every ISK in every wallet was written in Python 2 code, and all of it must read back under Python 3 exactly as it was.

This task would be even more challenging under such a dramatic rewrite.

Then please, do everyone a favor and describe the problem.

It is pathological for their utilization, as in “worst-case behavior.” Like how a program that makes and frees millions of differently-sized heap allocations is pathological for memory fragmentation.

It seems you’ve stumbled into the truth: a lot of things are only worth throwing LLMs at as long as the LLMs are cheap.

AOL minutes seem antiquated, but not absurd.