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Daily Edition · Page 2

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STATES SEEK $200 BILLION FROM META OVER CHILD SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION CLAIMS

California, Colorado, Kentucky, and New Jersey have accused Meta of harming children with technology designed to be addictive. The states claim Meta fueled a national youth mental health crisis and deceived users by promoting its apps as safe. They have filed a lawsuit charging the company with violating federal child privacy laws and state consumer protection laws. Meta plans to argue that it put in safeguards to protect young users and that it was truthful to consumers. The states are seeking damages approaching $200 billion, nearly 14% of the entire stock value of the company.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 7 min

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GIT AT ANY SCALE

A distributed version control system means that all instances of a repository are identical. There are many hard scalability and reliability challenges that make this quite difficult. Git compresses and stores code and metadata into packfiles, a simple binary serialization format that isn't ideal for managing at scale on a server. These large binary files must exist on a file system for Git to access them. The three main approaches to running repositories on many disks and many machines are to distribute the filesystem, distribute the packfiles, or distribute Git itself.

cursor.com · 27 min

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