No. These are both explicitly addressed in the article.

Are they really “addressed”?

They are mentioned as things the union is unhappy with. The city has said they’ll come up with a transition plan by next year, but there are no details and that doesn’t mean people won’t lose jobs. The bill prohibits the horses from being sold to slaughter or other rides, but doesn’t say where they’d go instead.

I think it’s reasonable to raise concerns about both.

The horses will probably go to a rescue. We run one and take in and rehome lots of horses that have been seized for mistreatment via court order.

This is so lovely. I desperately wish I could color code all math!!

You can. Not only the code is there, but also an interactive editor.

Agreed. It'd be super cool to see a Firefox/Chrome extension look for Latex equations on sites you were browsing and then cross-reference them against wiki/etc. and give them the math-equivalent of syntax highlighting.

Even more so if it worked with PDFs.

I already have way too many projects on the backburner right now... wink wink nudge nudge to anyone who wants to take this.

I experimented with something similar with LLMs. They can kinda do it for some stuff.

More interesting, you can ask a vision model to color parts of speech in img2img and it works OK for frontier models.

If you are curious to know more about Dolly, I wholeheartedly recommend the podcast series “Dolly Parton’s America”. One of the best podcast series I’ve listened to and gave me so much respect for Dolly. The world is a little dimmer without her in it!

The fires being large enough to create their own thunderstorms is a proxy for intensity, hence the significance.

You're right about that, but that's a corner too much to turn for most people.