Dominos says it will pay you to beta test its app but there is a catch
Domino’s says it will pay customers to beta test its redesigned website and app, but the reward is really a $5 coupon meant to bring them back for another order.
Domino’s says it will pay customers to beta test its redesigned website and app, but the reward is really a $5 coupon meant to bring them back for another order.
NetBSD 11.0 has arrived with stable RISC-V support, initial Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite compatibility, a MICROVM kernel capable of booting in about 10 milliseconds, improved Linux compatibility, and dozens of hardware and performance enhancements.
OpenAI says its enormous spending on data centers, GPUs, and infrastructure will eventually make artificial intelligence cheaper and more widely available. For now, abundant intelligence sounds like expensive branding for a very large gamble.
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