@BernalHtsBB@sfchronicle@garciaruize Hi Barbara, sorry for the hiccup. Can you log out and log back in to https://t.co/e7ww9iSZmk and see if this has cleared up for you?
This was a fun episode from my days as a reporter: the hunt for Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto. Author Benjamin Wallace captures the wackiness of the moment, including the slow-motion car chase down the I-10 :) https://t.co/vUJu9gHSA4
"Bye-bye, cable clutter," says the company that made MagSafe, the Lightning connector, spawned all sorts of $150 dongle industries and so on. Still love the iPhone
When subscribers gift recipients with a free article, those readers provide an e-mail address, which has turned into a rich pipeline for @Hearst Newspapers. https://t.co/zPQNF4T9kh @rnakashi
“fanfiction,” “theonion,” “okcupid,” “youporn,” “4chan,” “e-hentai”….. not great training for anyone whose job is to provide answers to the world’s search questions.
Fascinating to see the news and information sources used to train ChatGPT. As you get further down the list (the more expansive one), its weird personality and tenuous link to facts makes more sense. https://t.co/EkkiW0cYz1
Can't help but think of this quote from Steinbeck, who grew up in the Salinas valley: “During the dry years, the people forgot about the rich years, and when the wet years returned, they lost all memory of the dry years. It was always that way.” https://t.co/9NxrPEkEGh
Netflix to charge $6.99 a month for basic with ads. Basic is $9.99 a month without. Disney + to charge $10.99 for no ads, and $7.99 with ads in December. So, two big companies are telling us they believe the optimal price of ad-free is $3 a month. https://t.co/4M49QZupaV
People are willing to pay for ad-free services but it’s questionable they’ll want to go back to seeing ads to save a few bucks. “Open Letter to Netflix” by Chris Roat
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