The datacenter work is essentially an open checkbook for as much overtime as you can handle. If you come in from another state you can usually get a per-diem on top of it. It's extremely lucrative while it lasts...

There's nothing else in these areas... it's factory work or Dollar General cashier.

Yeah, it went down to whether headers are copyrightable.

That tonsky.me site needs a warning attached to it, I won't be able to see for the next hour with that background.

Musk unloaded X's (twitter) failed AI experiment onto SpaceX. Part of this included a 220K node DC, which Anthropic recently announced they will be using.

HDHomerun does this for waaay cheaper than Plex.

I don't remember where I read this phrase, but "administration begets administration".

Or the simpler explanation... Reuters had nothing better to report, but has to write something in order to make money.

Their software presumably doesn't support this, so it's a nice money funnel to Accenture.

It entirely depends on what language you are working in, which is expected due to it's "intelligence" coming from scraping the internet. It seems to be very good at python.

They do care, it's in a processing category known as "high risk" that has a different fee structure.

Of the IMAX-branded theaters, only a small number of them have 70mm projection capability.

Good idea and I suspect even a $1 fee would solve the issue.

And perl went from 30 to 11, which is absurd.

One of Adobe's products is a retail analytics platform.