@nanxi_liu@TWiStartups@Twitter@Jason you may think that at first glance but try speaking to former biglaw associates who went in-house and I bet that would change your mind. Internally, it's a highly toxic and dangerous work culture and this document is pretty representative of it.
In the coming weeks, state lawmakers in Maryland, Minnesota, and Nevada will decide whether they pass much-needed protections for kids online.
It’s critical that they pass the Age Appropriate Design Code. https://t.co/cLcpoNJQgE
The indictment against Donald Trump was unsealed on Tuesday, offering the clearest picture yet of the Manhattan district attorney’s case.
The New York Times annotated the indictment. Here’s what to know. https://t.co/W7ysG0XZUh
This morning I was hacking the new ChatGPT API and found something super interesting: there are over 80 secret plugins that can be revealed by removing a specific parameter from an API call.
The secret plugins include a "DAN plugin", "Crypto Prices Plugin", and many more.
China emits 67% more CO2 than Europe & America, combined! Tell you what, China: we’ll commit to economy-strangling and quality-of-life-destructive zero-carbon measures after you commit to yours. CO2 math says no China commitment = no tackling climate change. Follow for more.
What does it mean that a warrant for Putin's arrest has been issued by the international court in The Hague?
Putin cannot travel to countries that have ratified the Rome Statute and to countries that recognize the jurisdiction of the court (123 states).
These are all European countries, all of South America (including such Russian allies as Venezuela), Tajikistan - Putin was last there in June 2022. Also closed to the Russian president are: Afghanistan, Brazil, South Africa, the Central African Republic, and Nigeria.
If Putin were to visit one of these countries, local authorities would have to arrest him.