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Amazon Shakes Up Hiring With Agentic AI Recruiting Agents (Blind)

• uYMW15 (Workday): AI agent will take interviews of AI agents LOL
• Indble (Amazon): I will be sending my Ai representation to interview on my behalf. “Talk to a representative”. I’ve done two virtual interviews and they were awful.
• sensei (Google): AI generated post to warn about AI generated hiring decisions.

Coinbase lays off 14% (Blind)

• oasis2025 (Microsoft): isn’t this the same CEO who said every new hire needs to be approved by him and should have an extraordinary talent like medals and shit?
• trsaz (Amazon): Another day, another struggling company using AI as an excuse for layoffs. Meh…
• TBjy63 (Amazon): Coinbase should be a money printer. Why do they need to lay people off?

Mark Zuckerberg ‘Personally Authorized and Actively Encouraged’ Meta’s Massive Copyright Infringement to Train AI Systems, Publishers and Scott Turow Allege in Lawsuit (r/technology)

• Aromatic-Web8184: I can’t help but be reminded of the early 2000’s where people’s lives were being destroyed because they downloaded some music off the internet. Then there’s this asshole.
• One_Weird2371: All these AI companies should be sued for massive copyright infringement…
• IntelArtiGen: I’m sure he’s ok with bearing all the responsibility because he knows he risks nothing.

A Security Researcher Decompiled The White House App, & What They Found Is Pretty Alarming (r/technology)

• mohawk990: The most transparent administration in the history of the US.
• TripleSingleHOF: Why would there ever need to be a “White House app”?
• namastayhom33: It’s like this whole administration was vibe-coded

Roku and TCL Accused of Bricking Smart TVs Through Software Updates (r/technology)

• wowlock_taylan: ‘smart’ Tvs are the biggest lie.
• errantekarmico: I had the same problem. Does anyone know how one can join this lawsuit?
• No-Introduction1495: This has been happening with all tech for several years now sadly

GPT-5.5 Instant is starting to roll out in ChatGPT. (r/OpenAI)

• slumberjak: Any chance this will affect the model we interact with in advanced voice mode? Bless her heart, she’s dumb as a box of rocks.
• maybefuckinglater: Is it going to argue with me about everything I say
• Gerstlauer: The 5.5 series are by far the best model OpenAI have put out in almost a year. I hope they keep moving in this direction

Looking for feedback on AI content in r/programming and the April no-AI trial (r/programming)

• PracticeAccording274: the april trial felt pretty good tbh, less noise in the feed and more actual programming discussions instead of endless “will ai replace us” posts
• davenirline: Oh Please keep it. I think it’s the only one sub that I go to that does this.
• Computer991: It was amazing, please keep it

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Difficulty: MEDIUM
Problem: Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock II

Problem gist

The input is a list of stock prices where prices[i] is the price on day i. The goal is to make as much profit as possible by buying and selling any number of times.

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Quick facts

• Difficulty: MEDIUM
• Problem: Word Break
• Main tags: String, Hash Table, Dynamic Programming, Trie

What the problem is really asking

The input is a string s and a dictionary of valid words. The task is to decide whether s can be split into one or more dictionary words. Words may be reused, so the question is not about consuming the dictionary; it is about whether every character in the string can be covered by valid dictionary chunks.

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Difficulty: MEDIUM
Problem: Champagne Tower

Problem gist

A tower of glasses is stacked in rows. Row 0 has one glass, row 1 has two glasses, and so on. Each glass can hold exactly one cup. If a glass receives more than one cup, the extra amount spills equally into the two glasses directly below it.

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What happened

OpenAI’s official engineering blog published How OpenAI delivers low-latency voice AI at scale, a post about rebuilding the company’s WebRTC infrastructure so real-time voice sessions can start quickly, stay close to users, and run cleanly on OpenAI’s production Kubernetes stack.

The problem is that voice AI exposes infrastructure latency in a way ordinary request-response products do not. A text response can hide some backend delay behind streaming tokens, but a spoken conversation feels broken when setup takes too long, when jitter makes audio uneven, or when interruption and turn-taking arrive late. OpenAI describes three requirements: broad global reach, fast setup, and stable media round-trip time. The implementation challenge is that WebRTC already solves many client-side and protocol problems, but its usual deployment shapes do not automatically fit a large, elastic cloud platform.

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A rare look at moons in the making

This article centers on a difficult astronomical target: a disk of gas and dust around a planet-like object outside our solar system. Astronomers have long expected such disks to exist. Giant planets are thought to form inside broad disks around young stars, and moons may form later inside smaller disks around those planets. But seeing one of those smaller moon-building environments directly is hard because the signal is faint, close to a much brighter star and mixed with the glare of nearby material.

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What happened

Techmeme surfaced this May 6, 2026 story, and the original post is Anthropic’s Higher usage limits for Claude and a compute deal with SpaceX. Techmeme also linked xAI’s companion announcement, New Compute Partnership with Anthropic, which frames the deal around SpaceXAI’s Colossus 1 cluster.

Anthropic says it has signed an agreement with SpaceX to use all of the compute capacity at the Colossus 1 data center. The company says that gives it more than 300 megawatts of additional capacity and over 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs within the month. The immediate product effect is simple: more Claude capacity for paying customers.

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This summary covers The Economist’s April 25th, 2026 Business article listed in the contents as Apple's new boss and published under the headline Too many Cooks, not enough Jobs?.

The article argues that Apple is entering a harder succession than it first appears. Tim Cook leaves behind one of the most successful corporate records in modern business: surging sales, a services machine, record iPhone demand and a market value around \$4trn. Yet his successor, John Ternus, inherits that achievement at the moment when the old Apple formula is under pressure from artificial intelligence and geopolitical fragmentation.

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Supreme Court restores access to abortion pill mifepristone through telehealth, mail and pharmacies (r/news)

• atomic_blonde: Mifepristone saved me from bleeding out during a non-pregnancy related uterine hemorrhage. The experience radicalized me. I’d go to jail to be sure someone had the chance to obtain it if needed.
• moonstonelite: As someone who almost died from a miscarriage this pill is life saving medicine.
• IIIIIIlllllIIIIIIlll: Mifepristone abortion saved my life

Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Ukrainian drones may target Russia’s May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow (r/worldnews)

• Coupe368: All they need is enough drones to cancel the parade. I hope they were saving up so that the strike was more memorable than the parade.
• booyakashaaaaaaaa: Makes Putin need to pull airdefense from other regions, thus leaving them more vulnerable. I don’t suspect he will actually hit the parade.
• vossmanspal: Just the suggestion from Zelenskyy is enough, well played.

Cruise ship at centre of suspected hantavirus outbreak blocked from docking in Cape Verde (r/news)

• bmkerce: I mean, do you blame them?
• ChewyChagnuts: The concern here is the usual incubation period. This isn’t from mice on the ship, the source is likely to be somewhere in South America. What doesn’t make sense, given knowledge about typical Hanta behaviour, is the on-board human to human transmission. Hence the concern on the part of Cape Verde.
• tworaspberries: I’ve been there. Cape Verde is small and doesn’t have the resources to handle an entire population outbreak. 

What’s a recession indicator that you’ve noticed lately in your everyday life? (r/AskReddit)

• Ask_Black_Phillip333: When you’re driving home, feeling like you’re really bad with money lately, but in reality, you just bought groceries for the week, again.
• Sorry-Panic7612: Most of the posts on my local subreddit are people looking for work or talking about how hard it is to find a job
• fatboyneedstogetlaid: Canceling streaming services and going back sailing the seven seas.

People who grew up really poor: what’s something middle-class people say that instantly reveals they’ve never struggled? (r/AskReddit)

• zerbey: “Just ask your parents for money” was a phrase my upper middle class room mate used all the time in college. Dude, they didn’t have any money either. He was given money from his parents and grandparents every weekend and blew it all on booze and clubbing. I struggled to figure out how to pay for my next meal.
• Ok_Olive9438: The phrase “annual vacation”.
• mitchwacky: “Just quit, then,” re: any terrible job that you desperately need and were lucky to get but need to vent about to stop from going insane.

TIL Ghana is the world’s largest importer of secondhand clothing. Locals refer to it as “Obroni Wawu,” or “Dead White Man’s Clothes,” reflecting a belief that the items are of such high quality that their original owners must have died for them to be discarded. (r/todayilearned)

• JPHutchy01: It’s like the philosophers Haggerty and Lewis posited “I’ll wear your granddad’s clothes, I look incredible”
• Hellofriendinternet: Somewhere there’s a kid wearing a shirt thinking the Pacers won the championship in 2025.
• hamiltrash52: The website literally says “This expression comes from the idea that someone would have to die to give up so much stuff”. Nowhere does it mention quality, just excess.

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What’s going on at LinkedIn? (Blind)

• eXj510 (Netflix): microsloppification
• sidsst (Meta): It’s a mix of both from what I’ve heard
• Zuuuuuuuuk (Meta): with all the layoffs you’d think LinkedIn would be doing very well

Suno AI (Blind)

• Carelesppl (ex-Microsoft): Its a cool app, congrats
• 67u57 (X): What role?
• ifhptpd34 (Indeed): Fingers crossed they answer your question with a song

Some children are drawing on fake moustaches to bypass online age checks, report says (r/technology)

• Randomnesse: Pretty clever and amusing.
• UnexpectedAnanas: They have to do a business at the business store!
• LordVesperion: Modern problems require old-school solutions.

The Audio Industry Is Grappling with the Rise of ‘Podslop’ | Over the past nine days, 39% of new podcasts were likely AI-generated, according to the Podcast Index (r/technology)

• Wooden-Writing-6843: Who is genuinely listening to AI gen podcasts?
• Calcularius: 99% of podcasts are already low effort human slop.
• CapBenjaminBridgeman: Well, thank goodness I dont lsten to random podcasts.

Nvidia exec says AI is more expensive than actual workers — yet some companies don’t see the extra costs as a negative (r/technology)

• Fabulous_Soup_521: This is what drives me batty about AI. Companies think the money is worth it, even if it costs more than real people. So, they just can’t admit they were wrong? I just don’t get it.
• YoshiTheDog420: Well you can’t expect them to just admit they made a mistake, right?
• Bryllant: They don’t need to pay benefits, so yeah

Is Codex the best right now? (r/OpenAI)

• Nudge55: Absolutely yes, it’s a workhorse.
• Boring_Information34: By far!!! 5.5 beats 4.7 opus in anything I work on
• fiscal_fallacy: This stat/graph seems fraudulent