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Tim Sweeney:
The thing with Apple is all of their antitrust trickery is internal to the company. They use their store, their payments, they force developers to all have the same terms, they force OEMs and carriers to all have the same terms.
I think the Apple case would be no less interesting if we could see all of their internal thoughts and deliberations, but Apple was not putting it in writing, whereas Google was. You know, I think Apple is… it’s a little bit unfortunate that in a lot of ways Apple’s restrictions on competition are absolute. Thou shalt not have a competing store on iOS and thou shalt not use a competing payment method. And I think Apple should be receiving at least as harsh antitrust scrutiny as Google.
>The sum of 2.87863853 and 2.345435345 is 5.224073875.
I can't find either of those sequences on the web, but it seems to able to add them together so it seems to have some logic ability, or they check for math terms and do math on it.
If you are an Indian and have a 3.8 gpa you still might not get into medschools which is pretty absurd.