What he got, a few years later, was a full mindfulness curriculum at the school—the first of its kind in the United States. Some students who took Halpern’s first course—”Effective and Sustainable Law Practice: The Meditative Perspective”—described it as “the most important course they took in law school,” says Halpern. This new curriculum opens up the opportunity to deepen practice, both meditative and legal. “If [students] conclude early on they want to have a career in which mindfulness is going to be a central element of how they practice law, they will be able to do so....

It’s unclear what benefits this newer software will bring. Though we know that it will include the suite of Google apps including Assistant, Maps, Play Store, etc. In addition to controlling the infotainment system, the LG IVI will also manage aspects like charging status, speed, and more (via). LG said it developed this software with Renault and that it is the company’s first software built on the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe)....

The upcoming G-series MediaTek processor doesn’t yet have an official marketing name and is currently referred to as “Next-G,” GSMArena reports citing “trusted sources” familiar with the matter. The company is aiming to launch it by mid-2022, so we should hear more about it in the coming months. According to the new report, the MediaTek Next-G will employ the same CPU configuration as the Helio G96. We are looking at two ARM Cortex-A76 CPU cores running at 2....

The Dimensity 8000 combines four Arm Cortex-A78 cores running at 2.75GHz, whereas the Dimensity 8100 can run at 2.85GHz. Both SoCs additionally offer four Arm Cortex-A55 cores running at 2.0GHz. These octa-core chipsets leverage TSMC’s 5nm manufacturing process. “You could say the MediaTek Dimensity 8000 series is the little brother to our flagship Dimensity 9000 chip. Meaning it brings flagship grade features and next level energy efficiency to the premium smartphone market,” Deputy General Manager of MediaTek’s Wireless Communications Business Unit, CH Chen, said in a press release....

This news comes to us from the Wall Street Journal (via Engadget). 2022 is no stranger to massive job cuts. So far, we’ve seen companies like Niantic, Twitter, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Netflix lay off a lot of their staff. Some of this can be from the economic downturn and some from other issues. The Meta massive job cut stems from the company’s misfortunes The Meta massive job cut stems from the company’s misfortunes...