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Investors had already been avoiding the Los Angeles housing market because of what they see as a harsher regulatory environment, said Greg Harris, a multifamily investment broker with Institutional Property Advisors in Los Angeles.
That is in part because AI inference workloads are more likely to be “memory-bound,” or constrained by having enough accessible memory capacity, than are training workloads, which tend to be limited by the power of the processors used.
“China aims to take the lead in marine and climate science because understanding the ocean and the climate is a critical enabler to success in naval operations, particularly in anti-submarine warfare.”
“While a defendant’s poverty does not make him any less subject to punishment for violating the law, our justice system must not punish a defendant more harshly simply because he is poor,” Liu wrote in his concurrence.
From Los Angeles Times
Velia Dueñas was homeless mother with cerebral palsy and two young children who ended up behind bars and drowning in debt because she continued to drive after her license was suspended over three unpaid citations she racked up as a teenager.
From Los Angeles Times
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