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I use unsettling questions to readjust my path and shift my reality to other perspectives on what makes a good life

Create a server to replicate OpenAI’s Chat Completions API, enabling any LLM to integrate with tools written for the OpenAI API

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How a new wave of intermediaries could leave us all less informed

Even if It’s Not a Contractual Right, Cancelling It Isn’t Right

A trail of evidence

Is there room for creativity in a field where following the standard is the hallmark of good design?

Do you also struggle to accept gratitude?

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Coordination mechanisms for AI agents and Why Choosing the Right

a masterclass in prompt engineering with examples of effective prompts to use in order to unlocking the potential of ChatGPT

Cloud computing scandal: Uncovering hidden charges and Google Cloud’s revolution

Explore the Single Responsibility Principle through the prism of 'reasons to change' and cost balancing.

Discover the essence of Vertical SaaS, exploring its unique approach to serving niche industries with tailored software solutions.

Plaintiffs request legal remedies from the court, including adjudging Apple's unlawful monopolization in the smartphone market.

Peruse as the State of Wisconsin alleges Apple violated state antitrust laws, seeking remedies under Wisconsin's Antitrust Act to address harmed consumers.

Learn why the State of New Jersey accuses Apple of violating the New Jersey Antitrust Act through monopoly maintenance practices in the smartphone market.

Learn why the United States accuses Apple of attempting to monopolize the US smartphone market through exclusionary conduct, in violation of the Sherman Act.

Delve into the ongoing legal dispute as the United States asserts that Apple has monopolized the US smartphone market through anticompetitive actions.

DOJ slams apple for monopolization of the smartphone market, citing anticompetitive conduct and Sherman act violations.