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Its not clear to me what problem they're trying to solve. If its controlling immigration, higher wages won't dissuade large IT services companies from sponsoring visas because the alternative - i.e. hiring US grads - is likely to be much costlier/harder to scale and require evolving recruiting and culture practices. Far more likely, they absorb the cost or just contribute to service cost inflation.

OpenAI's focus imo is to be the platform where ecommerce demand originates; not to be an enabler for incumbent like Walmart/Amazon.

Said another way, OpenAI doesn't care about Walmart.

This is quite cool. I'm a dad of two in Palo Alto, CA and love the Cal Ave farmer's market! The best part are the musicians playing on the day!

For organizers, what is the primary proposition: is it to get more demand/drive footfall, or, is it to make bookings & event management an easier experience? Thanks!

It seems too-rookie for Meta, a sophisticated giant executing an M&A, to let the acquisition's founders stay in China. The China-US trade control has tripwired multiple times, its so top of mind. I wonder what's the back story?