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He is the CEO of a company. A president has been elected and will be in office for next 4years still, during which Apple may need his help with issue faced with foreign governments.

It's not spineless, it's his job to act in the interests of the company

Tim brought a gift for Trump.

https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/other/tim-cook-trump-meeting-...

Tim Cook currently speaking live with Trump at the Whitehouse

>By ten years of experience, you should probably have used all the major tech stacks in your area of expertise. If you're BE, probably Go, Node, Rails, Django, Spring, maybe even PHP. If mobile you should be able to use native, capacitor, PWA, Flutter, React Native, maybe KMP. And so on.

That's not real life.

Most Devs get a job and learn a stack and then they stay in that stack unless there is a reason to change

Most BE will know one of either Java or .Net or Python. As that is what most corporates use.

Does saying 'Please' give better results than not saying please? To a bot

Twice the cost too.

I have started a crowdfunding to get you a MacBook air with 16gb. You poor thing.

>The man who complained about her is listed as a “superhost” on Airbnb, which the site says is someone who is experienced and highly rated. He did not respond to a request for comment.

Airbnb said he had been warned for violating its terms and told he would be removed if there was another similar report. The company told him that it could not verify the images he submitted as part of his complaint.

So Airbnb concluded he attempted fraud. But refused to terminate him as a host.

Steal them from your peers, for example fellow students.

© Mark Zuckerberg

Police forces in many countries are also known to be signing deals with Palintir.

Palintir's reach is worrying

But it wasn't illegal to put up a NSFW game if sold to a adult.

Were Steam selling it to kids?

Mullvad VPN takes cash, you post it to them.

Airpods were many years ago, as was the MacBook pro redesign.

CEOs are judged on today. Past achievements are past achievements and he was paid handsomely for it.

Tim Cook is a money guy. Saving money by reducing per device licensing costs via creating own chips and also now their own modems is a money guys domain.

Hardware and software innovation is another skill.

Tim Cook wasn't appointed on his ability to innovate. But he needs to ensure he has individuals who can do so, and that there aren't layers of management or himself obstructing them.

Those of you saying OCR and Vision LLM are missing the point.

This is an article by a geek for other geeks. Not aimed at solution developers.

>Most applications I don't even get a resume screen rejection email.

Does your CV contain all the keywords that a job lists as essential?

As most CVs pass through software (ATS) that auto rejects any that don't match up.

Review can be shown anonymously but the reviewer has to be verified otherwise your competitors/haters will make false ones.

Defamation is when you say something you knew to be false.

Leaving a review that is honest is absolutely fine.

Trustpilot is a long running website that does reviews by customers.

So it can be done.

>This all started for me about three years ago, when I left a Google review for a doctor saying I felt discriminated against. Shortly after, I got slapped with a legal threat demanding €40,000 in damages. I ended up settling and paying €1,000 in legal fees just to avoid the nightmare of going to court.

Can you post the review you wrote? (Minus the company name) As unless you wrote it very badly, not sure why you backed down.

It's the high cost of the legal system that allows large companies with deeper pockets to bully small suppliers.

Not just in USA but many other countries too.

>Nulty says that Anthropic will “continue to ensure OpenAI has API access for the purposes of benchmarking and safety evaluations as is standard practice across the industry.”

This is, ultimately, a great PR move by Anthropic. 'We are so good Open Ai uses us over their own'

They know full well OpenAI can just sign up again, but not under an official OpenAi account.

The articles has been updated (correction) to say Tesla is liable for a portion of the damages. Not all of it.

33% liable

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/01/tesla-must-pay-329-million-i...

X was sold to xAI earlier this year.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ceqjq11202ro

More than just tech people on X and they all know Grok.

I imagine Meta users know Llama too?

What does OpenAI have over XAI to make such a difference in valuation?

XAi includes x/twitter and lots of hardware and is valued at $113 billion

https://www.eweek.com/news/elon-musk-xai-valuation-debt-pack...

One thing to note is that FindMyMac works as the Mac wakes up when asleep and so updates it's location.

If you lose your Mac and power settings are too stringent, location may not show up.

Same.

Not a site if value unless it contains whole of the market.

How has traffic to MDM changed over the years?

For example when Tailwind came out, all my searches for Css stuff moved to tailwind related searches.

And of course the LLM hit.

It's quickest to use the language you know best.

All the front end Devs know Typescript but may not know any other languages aside from JavaScript/html/CSS

In some countries foreign students are charged a higher price for a course than domestic students.

>I also got an iPad Pro (the lightest/smallest), and I was shocked how heavy it is

iPad pro isn't heavy.

Do you have a heavy case on it? As many cases can weigh the same as the iPad itself or more.