Source: NFLPA owed $41.8M in licensing and marketing payments from affiliate following crypto collapse
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The National Football League Players Association has been unable to collect $41.8 million of licensing and sponsorship revenue from OneTeam Partners, LLC and pay it to the union, according to its annual report, possibly due to the collapse of the crypto marketplace. This represents roughly a quarter of the NFLPAβs commercial revenue.
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Source: Vasectomies rose by 29% in the three months after the end of Roe
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The Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organisation Supreme Court ruling that allowed states to ban abortions resulted in a 17% increase in vasectomy rates in the six months following the decision, according to The Economist. There was a 29% increase in vasectomies between July and September 2022. Dr Doug Stein saw registrations from potential patients almost triple the week after the judgement, including childless men under 30.
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Source: OpenAI’s plans according to Sam Altman
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OpenAI is heavily limited by GPU shortages, delaying their short-term plans. Sam Altman shared OpenAIβs near-term roadmap, including cheaper and faster GPT-4 by 2023, context windows as high as 1 million tokens, extended finetuning API, and a stateful API. Plugins are not expected anytime soon.
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Source: Connect with Your Network
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Micro is a private network to connect with your community, emphasizing on creating a safe shared chat space. Here are some of their priorities.
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Source: Authentication OpenPGP key
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Governikus provides an online authentication service that compares your ID name with the name in your OpenPGP key. If the names match, Governikus electronically signs your public key and provides its own public key for verification.
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Source: Daring Fireball: Reddit API Pricing Would Cost Apollo Developer $20 Million Per Year
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The developer of Reddit client Apollo, Christian Selig, is disappointed with Reddit’s pricing for its API, which would cost Apollo $12,000 for 50 million requests. This would put Apollo at over $20 million per year when it made 7 billion requests last month.
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