I don’t know where you are. I know that Sonuz are kind of regional in many ways. They’re not distributed everywhere. I opted against a barrel because I like to have more light and my wife can be a little claustrophobic at times, so the boxy design felt better that way.
On "more are coming all the time": the S-1 already puts a number on some of them. Its subsequent-events note says that after June 30 Anthropic entered into new agreements and amended existing ones, with about $245B of aggregate future minimum payments. Since some of that comes from amending deals already in the June figures, part of it may overlap with the ~$430B rather than add to it, but either way the bill kept growing after June.
Came here to say thank you for sharing the prompt to tighten up home security. Gems like this are exactly why I love subscribing to this newsletter.
My pleasure! I hope it’s useful and finds things that weren’t on the radar but still matter! 💚 🥃
What brand of sauna do you have? Recommend?
The one I have is a variant of this model: https://leisurecraft.com/luna-sauna
I don’t know where you are. I know that Sonuz are kind of regional in many ways. They’re not distributed everywhere. I opted against a barrel because I like to have more light and my wife can be a little claustrophobic at times, so the boxy design felt better that way.
Thank you!
If you have any other questions I'd be happy to share what I know. Don't hesitate! 💚 🥃
On "more are coming all the time": the S-1 already puts a number on some of them. Its subsequent-events note says that after June 30 Anthropic entered into new agreements and amended existing ones, with about $245B of aggregate future minimum payments. Since some of that comes from amending deals already in the June figures, part of it may overlap with the ~$430B rather than add to it, but either way the bill kept growing after June.
I work at Equibles and we lined the S-1 up against Google's, Amazon's, Microsoft's and Broadcom's filings here: https://equibles.com/research/anthropics-s-1-checked-against-amazon-google-microsoft-and-broadcom-filings