The actual question posed in the article: Should Europe adopt more of the YIMBY movement that has arisen in the U.S as a response to bad zoning and housing shortages?
To me, the answer is yes - we have a serious NIMBY problem to be eradicated on this side of the Atlantic as well
they bought their own hardware to investigate hosting local models.
That's going to be incredibly hard to make economical I bet, unless you have the ability to basically max out the utilization of the hardware around the clock.
Podcast ads are dynamically injected at the time of downloading by the podcast host, based on factors such as the IP of the device downloading, and whatever other fingerprinting it can figure out at the time of download. You can see it in action by enabling a VPN through a country far away and notice the ads switching language.
AntennaPod is not adding its own ads (it's non-commercial, after all) and is not doing anything to help advertisers in their ad targeting.
Grain can be artistically desirable, but is generally speaking expensive from a bitrate standpoint to represent in the samples. By capturing it as a separate field, stripping it from the samples and then reapplying it at the point of decoding, you get the same image for less bitrate, which is basically what codecs are all about
The question and answer posed by the website is a bit more narrow, it's asking specifically whether the companies currently investing heavily into LLM tech are seeing monetary returns on this investment as of today.
ITT: People who didn't read the article.
The actual question posed in the article: Should Europe adopt more of the YIMBY movement that has arisen in the U.S as a response to bad zoning and housing shortages?
To me, the answer is yes - we have a serious NIMBY problem to be eradicated on this side of the Atlantic as well