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Spotify rolls out music videos to its mobile and desktop apps in beta in 11 markets, including Brazil, Italy, and the UK, available to Premium subscribers (Romain Dillet/TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2024/03/13/spotify-adds-music-videos-in-some-…

Spotify adds music videos in some countries | TechCrunch
Spotify is adding music videos to its mobile and desktop apps in some markets. Users can seamlessly switch between audio and music videos.

Spotify rolls out music videos to its mobile and desktop apps in beta in 11 markets, including Brazil, Italy, and the UK, available to Premium subscribers (Romain Dillet/TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2024/03/13/spotify-adds-music-videos-in-some-…

Spotify adds music videos in some countries | TechCrunch
Spotify is adding music videos to its mobile and desktop apps in some markets. Users can seamlessly switch between audio and music videos.

Babies sometimes sleep and sometimes don’t. Some of them never sleep at night. Some babies are assholes like that. Some of them scream and some are content to just look at stuff.
As long as you’ve met the food and comfort baselines, you have basically no effect of what they do.

56 percent in new poll willing to see Trump disqualified from ballots in all or some states | The Hill
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4405201-56-in-new-poll-willing-to-see-trump-disqualified-…

56 percent in new poll willing to see Trump disqualified from ballots in all or some states
A majority of Americans in a new survey say they would support the Supreme Court either disqualifying former President Trump from presidential ballots across the country or letting states decide whether to include him on their ballots. Nearly one-third — 30 percent — of respondents in the ABC News/Ipsos survey said they think the justices…

On some Fraisse limits with free amalgamation
Yvon Bossut
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.07616 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2403.07616

On some Fraisse limits with free amalgamation
In the first section of this work we discuss some curiosities around stable Kim-forking. In the second section we give a general way of building some known and some new examples of NSOP1 theories as the limit of some Fraisse class satisfying some strong conditions. These limits will satisfy existence, that Kim independence and algebraic independence coincide over arbitrary sets, that forcing base monotonicity on Kim-independance gives forking independence, and they come with a stationary indepe…

AFAIK, the only opposition to year-round #daylightsavingstime is from areas that would experience very late sunrises in the winter. This map shows them.
Unsurprisingly, they're all on time zone borders. That means we can solve it by re-drawing the time zone lines in those states:

• − PDT: ID, some or all of MO, and the MDT part of OR
• − MDT: ND, SD, and some or all of MN, NE, KE, OK, TX
• − CDT: MI, IN, and some or all of OH, KY, TN
• − PST: WA and maybe some of OR
• Re-draw and assign year-round time zones: AK

I will never forget about the short-lived Some Good News show. That was then bought by ViacomCBS and immediately fizzled out. :(
Such a good show and I remember how much it made us all feel good.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Some_Good_News

Text of the above video:
"Shutdowns are often the result of someone feeling so frustrated that they could melt down, but knowing that to do so would be even worse, but that they can avoid dealing with other people’s reactions to that if they manage to stay in control enough to do nothing but bottle it up.
Whichever way they go, meltdowns and shutdowns take a huge mental and physical toll, and require substantial recovery time. Some autistic people report feeling their after-effects for days afterwards, and in some cases losing abilities they previously had for even longer.
Autistic burnout is something like a long-term counterpart to a shutdown: the cumulative effects of pushing beyond your capacities for too long, usually because you don’t feel like you have much of a choice. Society demands that we carry on, however hard it is – often while insisting that it’s easy, and we’re surely just not really trying. At some point, we just… can’t, any more. We find ourselves perpetually exhausted, our cognitive abilities chronically impaired – often with heightened sensitivities and a reduced a ability to socialise."
From https://monotropism.org/wellbeing/

Some interesting stats for some of you: The ratio of git commit types[1] in #ThingUmbrella over the past 6 years (1st colum) vs over the past year only (since 2023-01-01, 2nd column):
docs: 15.0% | 23.9%
feat: 44.2% | 47.5%
fix: 11.9% | 9.5%
perf: 1.8% | 1.6%
refactor: 27.1% | 17.5%
These numbers show a drastic uptick in documentation related efforts (1.6x …

Some billionaires are as bad as fascists, some are fascists.
Sure there's exceptions like George Soros or Chuck Feeney but the billions could and should have been used by the needy all the time.
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