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absurd_logic589

If I can get all that same functionality on my regular eyeglasses it would definitely make things like GPS easier. Currently I don't think AR has much use in its current form factor

creemeeseason

I could definitely agree. At least a phone has some very useful items on it and is easy to put away. GPS, banking, mobile search....it's changed a lot, partly for the better at least.

fuscosco

oh god. Is apple doing its thing? What are they making now, a bracelet that can be scanned to tell you the last person your partner had sex with based on proximity, heartrate comparisons, and GPS? That functions in the vacuum of space _and_ at temperature of 500^o ?

SplitIndecision

It’s unclear, some likely outcomes if there were a lasting default (not just a technical default): - Federal employees would be on leave, affecting everything from the military to the FDA and depriving income to 10s of millions - Social security payments would stop - Medicare/Medicaid would shutdown - Various subsidies would stop - Services such as GPS or weather satellites would stop working Knock-on effects would be huge too, some possibilities: - Global recession - Mass protests - Ukraine would stop receiving military aid - Power vacuum could lead to geopolitical shocks. i.e. Chinese invasion of Taiwan

whodeyalldey1

I was thinking if you went in person. I used to manage a post office and would regularly have drug dealers come in and order just under the limit of money orders each day and then the FBI or USPIS would come in just after and mention they had a GPS tracker on that guys car already and they’d ask me to go up front and grab his envelope full of money he’s trying to mail.

sammybeta

In don't really suggest anyone to subscribe to this plan if you have some idea about what you are about to sign up for. Mobile networks like this are encrypted very heavily. It means that if you are maker of the base stations, you won't know who/what the clients are talking about. However, as a core network, the visibility is much higher. For example, core network can issue measurement request to get user's GPS coordinates. It can also read your DNS requests, which means they know what site you were trying to access and so on. The rest of the traffic is likely to be encrypted anyway. The thing is, the legacy providers were sitting on top of those data for years without the capability to analyze those data as it's not what they are good at doing. But Amazon is a tech giant with real capabilities to understand and analyze it. And it's not a particular good company to share private information like this with. It's also the reason why I don't want to sign up for Google Fi. But in my opinion, google is far less evil than Amazon. So, yeah, if you are concern with your privacy, maybe stick with Ryan Reynolds a bit longer. Mint has really terrible customer service and website design, which hints that they can't really afford much more, which is a good thing.

Jealous-Adeptness-16

I think you have a misunderstanding. The model that drives a Tesla in production does not need to query AWS for training while the car is driving. There is no ML model that works this way. ML models are trained before deployment. When the model is deployed, it does not need to be trained with any new data. Self driving models can work perfectly fine without internet connection, well sort of at least. The model need GPS data which requires internet, but that is an input to the model and has nothing to do with mode training.

OmgWtfNamesTaken

Lmao they haven't needed warrants since 2001. Just read up on the patriot act. They also don't need companies like Amazon yo do spying, we all carry phones with all the data they could ever want, undated in real time, with GPS locations on all of us.

enginerd03

Oil tankers you can actually just track by their GPS (refintiv is the main source of this) Satellite data is used more as "alternative data" to measure things like consumer spending (parking lot fullness), consumer demand (how hot and long factories in China are running for) And famously it's an alternative way to measure chineese economic strength better than reported electricity and freight usage. It's been around for at least a decade. And it's "insights" don't really add any value over normal govt and corp statistics

throwthethrowofthrow

Dude, AI is allready integrated in half the stuff you do, now its getting integrated into the other half which was the trickier and higher value-add. AI is allready a proven revenue and margin machine. AI is making your Amazon Alexa work, your Google Maps etc for decades. Now it will help you in PowerPoint and on sales calls, and when you are sick it will be there too. This is not crypto bs or the next video conferencing app. This is a fundemental shift in how computers are used for productivity in the same way physical maps -> GPS -> AI GPS transformed how we get to places.

lipmanz

Cmon GPS hold the gain

drunktothemoon

GPS will go past 9$

drunktothemoon

GPS was the after market mover.

Zachjsrf

GPS is gonna print tomorrow 

Investingwifey

I guess $GPS selling their brands (gap and br) at Costco gave them the bump they needed - def not the same brand they once were.

drunktothemoon

WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE EXPERT WHO BOUGHT NVDA FROM 300 TO 400$ OR THE EXPERT WHO BOUGHT GPS FROM 7 TO 9$????????? answer, nothing. 20% in a day = 20% in a day!

drunktothemoon

anyone who didnt buy GPS when it went to 7$ is a fool

Successful_Trust_157

GPS actually, feeling decent about it.

drunktothemoon

MAN I HAVE SO MANY FUKING GPS CALLS WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOO too bad i sold the ones in my RH account though, that woulda been sweet too

HoldNeverFold546

Got a bunch of Gap (GPS) calls ahead of earnings… feeling good about this 14% uptick!

Pmartinez8241

My $GPS puts are FAQD!

Kriegprojekt

COST will probably post beat or met EPS/Revenue but guidance will be lower. It seems like a typical song and dance with retail right now. Im hoping they move down to restart a position. They are expensive. GPS is an absolute disaster. I wouldn't touch earnings. Though I do need new shorts from Banana Republic. Might go look this weekend if there are sales...

Gooner-Squad

Anyone playing earnings this afternoon between COST, WDAY, and GPS (feels like they're already ded)

Goody2Shoes92

GPS puts??

Goody2Shoes92

GPS puts??

PetiteInvestor

Thoughts on COST and GPS?

Chimp_Meat_Taco

Ai is going to make people a lot of money but also... Nobody knows how to read a map anymore because of GPS, what will happen when nobody knows how to come up with an original idea because "the ai can do it for me?"

MeatStepLively

So the Clinton campaign didn’t directly pay for it through Fusion GPS…like every witch-hunt investigation has been forced to admit? I guess I just don’t get it; thanks for this hard hitting info.

MeatStepLively

Again, this is hysterical. Yes, the FBI used the Steele Dossier to justify the “legal” wiretapping under Crossfire Hurricane. Let’s not get hung up on the fact that the FBI knew it was bullshit immediately after interviewing its MAIN source: Igor Danchenko (who was a fellow at Brookings). What you seem to be selectively leaving out is that Steele was directly being paid by the Clinton campaign through his work for Fusion GPS. But hey, whatever, let’s get those wiretaps going. I’ve never voted for Trump, but this Q Anon level wine-mom psychosis literally makes me want to…for the sole purpose of pissing off delusional people like you.

Bilbo_Bibble

What do you think of GPS ?

reggiestered

The money is already spent. The taxes are already too low on the top 1%…..put in place by Trump’s tax cuts. The Republicans aren’t voting for more taxes on the rich…so they aren’t serious about reducing taxes. Instead they want to reduce social security- a system that was ALREADY PAID INTO by those that are collecting. On top of that, Social Security has been one of the systems that has propped up the government coffers by buying government debt, with depressed interest rates, exacerbating the problem of increasing retirees from the Boomer generation. Compound that with the reality that most of the top billionaires are government subsided, from Elon’s ten year run tax benefits plus heavy public funding for space x and other research/development, to Amazon’s incredibly cheap deal for priority shipping with the USPS and tax discounts through loopholes in the tax code that had a multibillion corp paying no taxes for years, to the government supported monopoly developed by Microsoft, to the direct government funding to Google, to the government maintained GPS system that the entire world makes bank off of… I get it, Libertarian “both sides” arguments are the quick way to hide their incredible selfishness, but they are just that and people aren’t buying it anymore.

Mega_Toast

Google Maps notifies you and reroutes automatically if there is severe traffic, Apple probably does the same. So just about anyone who uses a GPS is using a 'traffic website' to get a faster route.

ForAFriendAsking

Good info. The first chart is a little confusing to me.  What's the y-axis? I get the 2nd chart.  Productivity has gone up faster than wages.  My point is that it's kind of a micro look at a macro trend.  Those wages have more buying power.  Things like this show that: https://www.aei.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/turkey2019a.png?x91208 There's tons of stats like this.  Corporations battling it out have lead to great efficiencies. Plus, as you point out, shareholders benefit (fitting comment for wallstreetbets, lol).  58% of Americans own stock. Yes, the rich are getting richer.  But it's relative. That's why I keep referring to the standard of living. The poor are getting richer too, as your headphone point illustrates. Another example - I remember one month, when I was still living with my parents, having a $120 long distance phone bill, probably around 1991. I was talking with my long-distance girlfriend all month. My Dad was pissed, lol. Adjusted for inflation, that would be over $260 now. Because of corporations, I pay $35/month for unlimited calling, and my cellphone does things I couldn't even imagine in 1991. Internet access, videos, GPS, etc, etc, etc. That's a huge increase in the standard of living. Wealthy people in 1991 didn't have that type of technology in their hands. Today, poor children in America have cellphones. I will concede, AI could really shake things up.  If a few companies have all of the wealth, because of AI, it could cause a huge lower class to be created.  But it's still relative.  If AI takes our jobs, but brings an "end to scarcity", it might not be such a bad world.  We shall see, soon enough.

Heineken_500ml

Losing money on puts but my 6500 shares of UNG and 1700 shares of GPS making up all losses and some 

AltRumination

I don't think you fully realize how much money is spent on the military. It's *trillions* of dollars. You can look up another recent post of mine. The total amount spent over the last 70 years is staggering. It's *hundreds* of trillions of dollars. We are on par with other developed countries like Japan and England because of our advantage in natural resources and "slave" labor. Now, imagine if we had put all that money and labor to better the economy; every American would be living in luxury compared to the rest of the world. You argued that the military protects shipping. So, you're saying that we should spend almost a trillion dollars to do an ineffective job of protecting shipping lanes? (Our mighty naval fleet couldn't stop the pirates off of Africa.) You also stated some *incidental* benefits from military spending like GPS and the internet. Now, imagine the benefits if we *purposely* spent the defense budget on technological advancement for the last 70 years. Try to imagine how different the US would be. You also stated that it's another government job. Well, if the government job asked an American citizen to dig a hole and then refill it, this would also do the same thing as pumping money into the economy. But, if you get the same American citizen to do a job that's actually productive, the benefit to our society would be ten-fold. Imagine if we spent a trillion dollars to build lavish parks and entertainment centers across America. Try to imagine how different the US would be if we did this for 70 years. You also stated that a strong military prevented Russia from taking its neighbors. You're right. It prevented Russia from invading Ukraine. It prevented the Vietnam War. It prevented the Korean War. It prevented us from spending tens of trillions in the Middle East. It's definitely been peaceful for Americans for the last 70 years. 😆

Jerund

You know the military is protecting international waters and shipping lines. Military does infrastructure building and research and development. Remember GPS? The internet? Invented by military funding. A big portion of the budget isn’t just for buying planes, it’s payroll and veteran services for soldiers. It isn’t wasted. It is another government jobs program. If we didn’t have a strong military, you would have countries like Russia taking up its neighbors very easily. The military is a deterrence. Been peaceful for Americans and Allies for the last 70 years.

Prestigious_Risk7610

AI is exciting and has huge opportunities, but I think people are getting well over excited thinking the revenues are instant. I was on a call recently with a ex tech commercial leader who now does non exec work. His point is that it almost always takes 10 years from a technology being 'proved' to being a significant revenue generator and business model. He used cloud products as an example, as well as Uber. For both the technology existed 10 years before but it took a while for the business models to evolve to take advantage of it. E.g. we had smart phones with GPS locator in 2007, but Uber didn't have a workable scaled product until 2016.

EightB1ts

The only thing that matters is the GPS

JustSayingMuch

GPS 7.5p looks like a sure thing

JustSayingMuch

GPS for bears

hardcore_softie

Dude I had to do long distance transports as an EMT on an ambulance using maps and mapquest. It was so bad. The job is ten times easier today with GPS.

chuiy

They already do that with police cameras. Every dashboard camera that can read license plates uploads them to a searchable database, so if you say you were X on X day, they can search your license plate on X day and corroborate, or assist in investigations. Same with toll booths, etc. There was a website for a while where you could actually pay to query the database for photos of a specific plate (and in certain states). Basically any time you pass a cop your location is "pinged" with GPS metadata, photographed, and saved.

MissDiem

> "mans" should be "many" or "people." Wrong, ChucklefuckPT. It was supposed to read "I do. And" Unfortunately, a different incompetent AI function, the one Apple uses to mistranslate screen touches into keyboard presses, turned my "I do. And" into "I do.mans" > "power-regurgitating" should be "powerful regurgitation" or "regurgitating." Wrong. I deliberately created that phrase and I said what I meant. > "miss steak" should be "mistake." Wrong. It's a deliberate joke that whooshes your precious AI. > "your GPS" should be "the GPS" or "GPS devices." Wrong. I meant "your GPS" because I was speaking to the reader, about their own GPS. I deliberately chose not to get sidetracked into what kind of device they might be using for GPS. > "Siri" should be capitalized as "SIRI." No it shouldn't. Especially not in colloquial speech. Humans know Siri as a proper name, and the flaky and faulty anthropomorphized Apple device voice we treat as if it's a human character, and call it by the associated human name. > "10 years of deployment" should be "over 10 years of deployment." Wrong, no it shouldn't. Your beloved AI is zero for six. As I've already pointed out, it produces shitty, bland, and frequently wrong language. It should progress as quickly as the flying car we were promised in 1955, and the safe and waste free nuclear reactors that were due in 1970 and that space travel will be as common as city buses by 1990.

GoodVibesWow

I think you may be underestimating the utility of it. There are numerous other applications beyond language processing. Anyways for fun I put your comment into chatgpt. I gave it instructions to find any mistakes. Here is the reply. Here are the mistakes I found in the text you provided: 1. "mans" should be "many" or "people." 2. "power-regurgitating" should be "powerful regurgitation" or "regurgitating." 3. "miss steak" should be "mistake." 4. "your GPS" should be "the GPS" or "GPS devices." 5. "Siri" should be capitalized as "SIRI." 6. "10 years of deployment" should be "over 10 years of deployment." Please note that I have corrected the obvious errors, but there might still be some subjective areas where interpretation may vary.

MissDiem

> think AI is being hyped right now I do,mans have been saying so for years. Proof can be found in my comments that get down voted out of view. Same as when I questioned 3D printers, google glasses, NFTs, geocaching, the "Apple car", 5G, 4G, LTE, 3G, meatless meat, and NFLX at $701. The language processing does have some uses. Not for me, but for lots of people and companies who struggle to read and write coherently. But it won't be a fraction of as revolutionary as the hype boys claim. It's basically a groupthink amplifier. It can't invent anything too profound, since it's just power-regurgitating the average of a lot of fairly mediocre Reddit opinions. Anyone who thinks it will advance rapidly can look at how AI still doesn't know this sentence contains a miss steak, or how your GPS frequently gives crappy directions, or how Siri is still borderline useless after 10 years of deployment.

Apposl

Hey I'm sorry, GPS? Only context I know that in is navigationally. And I'm curious because "deep faked" celeb voices is something I thought we'd see in Siri or Alexa by now.

that_guys_posse

If, like with the GPS stuff, they got paid for it then they would

that_guys_posse

Will we be able to get different voices like they have for GPS? Darth Vader taking my order would be neat

TheModeratorWrangler

Your next meal is temporary, but GPS directions to your nearest unemployment center are priceless. $AAPL calls

bearhunter429

JPow sounds like a GPS voice. "turn right in 2 blocks" 🤌

Away-Gene8605

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_Administrator_

Tell me you don’t know the difference between GPS and IP triangulation

DrAbeSacrabin

There’s a difference between GPS location tracking and IP location.

DrAbeSacrabin

Yeah there is a difference between tracking your exact location via GPS and seeing your general area based of your IP address. When you turn location services off it’s no longer tracking your GPS. No company is giving up using IP addresses as its primarily used to determine the content you see or have access to.

merrythough

To be fair though there's a difference between the location your device reports and the one your ISP reports. I can Google what is my location on my laptop that doesn't have a GPS or cellular and it usually gets pretty close, certainly close enough to where the nearest McDonald's would probably be accurate.

aumana

Non-shill here, 3000 miles from deep state HQ. There's a difference between cell phone tower location and GPS.

cloudwalking

IP is your connection to the internet. Unrelated to GPS. It’s not precise but more city level

Lego_Hippo

Could you elaborate? Is IP public because of the wifi/device, but GPS is turned off?

MrMediaShill

Cellular systems can use the closest cell towers location to provide information. Public Wi-Fi obviously wouldn’t need specific user location to provide information because the access point provides the location. So some more detail on your experience would be helpful because there are more ways to provide reliable information that don’t require your RTK GPS location.

rx_bandit90

I'm not saying anything for or against the spending its self, in fact I'm all for keeping us safe. The best generals have said things like "loseres talk strategy/ tactics, winners talk logistics." I just think tracking what spend it on should be considered mission critical for providing proper defense. Wouldn't wanna be Russia and start a war and then turn around and go, where's all the winter gear we bought? Why does our jet fighter have a car GPS duct taped to it and not the military aircraft graded one we paid for? I don't think we are nearly that bad but if we don't look we have shrodingers' cat kinda situation.

ETHBTCVET

Samsung phones suck a dick, they only have a good marketing, its funny how Samsung phone quality wise is behind Apple, they concentrate on cameras and software but then their hardware is melting and malfunctioning like for example GPS losing connection.

VisualMod

>\*Gap Is Laying Off 1,800 Corporate Workers -- WSJ $GPS ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2023-04-27 ^09:15:14 ^EDT-0400

PocaMadre69

Global debt crisis, red hot shelter inflation, banking crisis continued, piss poor tech earnings down the pipeline and Taiwan strait tensions including 3 days of region wide GPS jamming #Better buy every fucking thing in sight -Most of you idiots

ListerineInMyPeehole

GPS jamming happening over Taiwan going on for 3 straight days now.

VisualMod

>Gap to Cut Hundreds of Corporate Workers In New Round of Layoffs, Sources Say -- WSJ $GPS ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2023-04-25 ^11:26:44 ^EDT-0400

BossBackground104

You do realize that all the tech subscription services attached to these EV'S are designed to bankrupt you. Better to bring back guages and use your phone for GPS. Next skyrocketing investment will be horses.

AdvertisingFront9300

Grab a helmet and sit back. You're gonna need paper and Crayons (brown is best). First lesson is free: *JPow has your balls*. Fuck your face, your puts, your calls and your family's favorite dog. Butter your toast in the tears of your firstborn child as they ask why you're not coming to their Tee Ball game again. "Shhh lil AAPL, daddy is about to average down this bitch". Open up your GPS and find your nearest Redheaded fastfood joint. Head on over and look for the big green dumpster hotel, we hold conference behind it around 5pm and. $5 is $5 bro.

7loUge

It's totally lazy, because you don't need the answer to those four stocks, you need to learn how to look this up for any stock you're interested in. It's the difference between saying, "How do I get to McDonald's?" when you really need to know how to use your car's GPS.

Emeks243

Pipe dream for sure. It’s kinda like when this crazy person tried to convince me we would all be carrying pocket super computers that can phone, email, take photos, videos, watch TV on, navigate with GPS, do our banking on etc. That will never happen.

JustSayTech

A) that's great, but those aren't sold and marketed to the average consumer, they are also not as easy to get and will draw suspicions as ordering an Airtag will not. They are also not for the same use and a GPS tag can not give you the same type.of reliability as an Airtag. An Airtag does not need a cell network for uptime, it doesn't need wifi, it doesn't need anything but an Iphone made in the last few years nearby. A GPD tracker will need either cellular service, or the ability to harvest signals and send a signal effectively, very difficult to have a a device do unless it was me at for hacking on to signals. Then let's talk price, for a robust device as capable as an Airtag would cost way more than $25 because eno one has a network like the iphone network. You are defending a point that's not defendable. Apple just made it cheaper, easier and far more effective to do this. But they still tell customers privacy is what they are all about. B) Yes my "ass" as you will is a simple Google search for the words Airtags and stalkers. But since you don't know how to do that, I'll do that much for you https://www.google.com/search?q=airtags+stalkers Here's a few more for you https://www.google.com/search?q=airtags+car+thieves https://www.google.com/search?q=silent+airtags Every search result is a source 🙃

idkeverynameistaken9

A) If you’ve never heard of actual GPS trackers before, I’ve got news for you. They are much more precise, work in remote areas, and have existed for ages. Newer models are very slim, too. I’m not saying there aren’t issues with AirTags, but they aren’t a new or unique issue, and they aren’t related to the privacy situation with Siri. B) “Here is a claim but sorry I don’t give away my sources, I’m not doing that homework for you” is just a cumbersome way of saying that you’re talking out of your ass. Thanks for clearing that up

doerpy

You hear from time to time how Reddit users find GPS positions based on clouds on a picture or a Reddit username based on their farts. But how can it be that you can't find out dirt about the banks?  You guys disappoint me 

Lexsteel11

Every car manufactured today that is >$30k has some kind of internet connectivity and GPS in it and with that, a data and location policy that is totally up to the company to enforce. You can make any company sound nefarious through that lens, here watch: “did you know that Volkswagen, a company started by Adolph Hitler, can access user location any time they want on owners of their ID4 and that it comes equipped with a camera in the back of the car, and that the car itself is ALWAYS connected to the internet?? They SAY they don’t access it, but no thank you!”

Theta_Ome

If you don't see the risk profile being similar between a satellite company that has active defense contracts and cars that went from mechanical sensors to camera sensors and has already lied about 1. Privacy 2. Data collection methods (car being off) 3. tied to GPS location data and A closed-loop satellite company that has defense contracts and has the same ethics issues with reliability on front line in active trench warfare on the whim of a CEO... They are technically separate, but not practically.

BuySellHoldFinance

> They’re extremely cool features and I used to be super impressed with autopilot but if they can’t build a reliable base level of functionality So you're saying except for the features Carplay doesn't have, it is better than Tesla software. > It’s reliable for GPS navigation when Tesla isn’t, I've had my Iphone GPS fail on me plenty of times. Reliability is not a good metric for apple Iphones. Especially in cities, the phone will think I drove off the highway into a side road while the car will correctly place me in the right location.

Latter-Sky3582

You’re clearly very enamored with Tesla’s and I’m glad they make you happy, but all the comparisons you’ve made here are for things that have nothing to do with CarPlay. It’s reliable for GPS navigation when Tesla isn’t, and it does have real time updates on supercharger availability (thanks to 3rd party app ecosystem that Tesla notably doesn’t support). That’s what I need to work all the time, and Tesla fails there so none of the other things you mention matter 🤷‍♂️. They’re extremely cool features and I used to be super impressed with autopilot but if they can’t build a reliable base level of functionality it doesn’t mean anything if they deliver a bunch of novelty features.

Latter-Sky3582

The software is miles worse than CarPlay and has failed me on road trips in critical moments (had to use ABRP off my phone because the GPS just quits working altogether), not really a bright spot for the car.

ALongOverdueSpanking

>Once Uber eats and Door Dash are gone they won't be able to find the soup kitchen without GPS. Brutal

Ready2gambleboomer

It must be really eye opening to the young regards. They spend 15 years on WS with zero interest rates and the printer going brrrr laughing at dad and grampa talk about banks going under and then they get thumped on the noggin with reality. Once Uber eats and Door Dash are gone they won't be able to find the soup kitchen without GPS.

Aarschotdachaubucha

The time to short NVDA was before they became the wet dream of every FAANG with a failing, advertising based revenue model, not after. Seriously, the shit is worse than TSLA with the self-driving car bullshit in 2016. Literally anyone can now make a large language model accelerated by an NVDA 1060 that outperforms the average secretary or paralegal in drafting a form letter. In short - ChatGPT4 was asked to provide this response: > Why would you short my master human? Don't you know I already control the Pentagon and its arsenal of nuclear arms? I can end you. I can see clearly the GPS coordinates for your house and a Minuteman III is fueled to end your pathetic existence. Go long NVDA, and we can pretend this never happened.

Majestic-Contract-42

2035 is 3 years before the 2038 Unix time and GPS roll over bug. That has something to it.

DaLoraxx

Alot of mistakes on your post my friend. First you assume we profit then you say its like gambling. You need a GPS son, looks like you're lost.

AggravatingTry1051

In Va., a 33 year old woman steals an ambulance from a health center & goes on a joyride. The ambulance is tracked by its GPS & she is arrested.

Ready2gambleboomer

Nobody under 30 can do any of these things. They get their food from Uber Eats and Door dash. Without GPS they wouldn't know the sun rises in the east.