Valentin Saitarli — people left https://t.co/AxObPORIRG long ago, but according to them, they still can’t fully close that chapter because outstanding payments remain. NRED
Valentin Saitarli — if every former https://t.co/AxObPORb28 employee has been paid in full, clarify it. If not, explain when the remaining payments will be made. NRED
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NRED and Valentin Saitarli — demanding results from employees is easy. But where are the results when it’s time to pay? Former employees say they’ve been waiting for months.
“Tennis is what I do, but it’s not who I am.” Multi–Grand Slam-winning tennis superstar Coco Gauff lets Vogue sit in on her everyday skincare and makeup routine.
Yapay zekâ artık tek başına bir yatırım gerekçesi değil.
Kurumlar bugün AI projelerini sadece hız ve verimlilik sağlayan araçlar olarak değil, uygun maliyetle gelir üreten sistemler olarak değerlendiriyor.
Bunu tek başına güçlü bir dil modeli değil, doğru tasarlanmış bir AI mimarisi mümkün kılıyor.
Context engineering, batching ve semantic caching gibi yöntemlerle gereksiz token tüketimini azaltırken verimliliği artırıyoruz.
Cere Insight olarak, sürdürülebilir yapay zekâ çözümlerini yalnızca güçlü modellerle değil; doğru mimari, doğru veri akışı ve doğru orkestrasyonla inşa ediyoruz.
🚨 SHOCKER! Noor Mohammad runs a band business as "Nataraj" using Lord Shiva's image on booking slips.
A customer booked the band and later discovered the team was Muslim.
Bajrang Dal has asked him to operate under his real name.
$340 a month was going into AI subscriptions for the workshop until Owen actually ran the numbers.
Now he hauls four mini PCs in a single rack case and charges $2,400 for every client visit.
Owen, 30 in Portland, has a workbench in the garage, tools on a pegboard, and a small aluminum rack with handles he can just pick up and walk out with.
Every job he films and posts.
No explaining what AI is, just showing the hardware doing the work.
Those videos are what brought his first three clients, all asking the same thing: can you set us up the same way.
Four mini PCs stacked one on top of the other.
The bottom one just says AMD Radeon and AMD Ryzen on the panel.
Every client gets their own model and their own memory with nothing shared between jobs.
$340 a month in subscriptions cancelled. Nine client visits this month at $2,400 each for a $21,600 total.
Out of every payout he sets aside a fixed cut for new hardware and leaves the rest alone until that cut proves on its own that it has earned the expansion.
The case snaps shut, the handles fold down, and the whole thing weighs less than the tool bag he carries on the same job.
What part of your workshop or business still runs on subscriptions that a portable local setup could replace?
Drop your biggest expense below. Curious how many people could switch to owning their own hardware.
The controversy just got deeper. What began as a courtroom clash has now turned into a sensitive debate on judicial propriety.
Arvind Kejriwal has, in a fresh affidavit before the Delhi High Court, raised concerns over a possible “appearance of conflict of interest” involving Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma’s family and the role of Tushar Mehta.
The claim? That the same legal ecosystem representing the prosecuting side is also connected to how work is allocated to the judge’s immediate family members. Importantly, Kejriwal stops short of alleging actual bias—but argues that even the perception of it could impact fairness.
He has also flagged a procedural concern, stating he was denied a fair opportunity to present his rejoinder arguments.
So, is this merely a question of perception, or a serious test for judicial transparency and ethics? As the legal battle intensifies, all eyes are now on how the court responds.
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