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cromka
1mo ago
> if it's not AI, it'll be something else, until the industry moves on True, but I think the point I am trying to make is that amybe YC could start curating this content somehow to give those easily-drowned-out articles a visib
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1mo ago
Are the Lenovo and Braxx examples I provided not relevant nor current?
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1mo ago
Well, I do, don't I, by trying and posting some other stuff than explicitly AI?
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1mo ago
> Your suggestion would break my use case: i.e I check out HN every day to see what the latest models that have been released are But you can get that from some AI-specific sources, it doesn't have to be HN. That's the point, t
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1mo ago
> and the details suggests that it uses 7.5w to cool 30w. "Secondly, AeroBlade reportedly uses four AirJet Mini modules rated at roughly 7.5W each , theoretically amounting to 30W of cooling." How about some less skimming of
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Ask HN: Can we please limit the AI news flood?
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Sure, but what I am talking about here is even worse: they're taking away features that originally sold the device, so imagine they removed keyboard backlight after 5 years because they no longer want to maintain the cloud backend (hyp
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1mo ago
They have two form factors of foldables now.
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1mo ago
How do you suggest devices are tested objectively?
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1mo ago
But the display prices are very low, in comparison, so this and some mechanical engineering cannot possibly cost 900 USD.
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1mo ago
Will be interesting to see what this bought on Epstein Island, once the files are out /s
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Brax 2026 Roadmap: secure mobile phone, smart wall display, pocket AI phone
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1mo ago
I have this thing with a wallpaper with a small island, a (tiny?) house, a pier and a boat. Probably somewhere in Canada or Scandinavia. Had it on my PC in the 90s and no model was able to help me with this.
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1mo ago
They want they health models to learn based on consistent set of baseline markers. Pretty cool thing to do.
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1mo ago
They never mentioned wireless charging so I assume there's none?
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1mo ago
Also you get most anonymity on the internet because they can't fingerprint you.
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1mo ago
Apple iMalicious Compliance Pro.
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1mo ago
They don't get it. Malicious compliance. So many credible proofs of them doing it, but people still rather be apologists for a trillion dollars company.
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1mo ago
I seriously am surprised there are no class action suits around the crippling of older devices that is happening these days. Google Home speakers are prime example of that.
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1mo ago
WHAT
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1mo ago
"For some categories of works, the minimum duration is shorter: for example, the minimum term for applied art is 25 years, while movies have a minimum term of 50 years. Most countries have opted for a longer term of protection, as perm
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1mo ago
> and yet we extend copyright 70 That's an americocentric view. Copyrights are shorter around the world. In fact, iirc, US has some of the longest ones.
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1mo ago
Yeah, hopefully they hand out more of those instead.
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1mo ago
Agreed. But they also hand out the usage resets you can use at will, so if you bank couple of those, they come in handy specifically in situations like you described.
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1mo ago
I was incredibly surprised how much better was Astra at rephrasing the docs that Fable came up for a project I am about to publish. The instructions are now actually what a human would expect, with clear logic flow diagrams, lists itemized,
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1mo ago
Kids are banned altogether. This is for anyone over 16 who can use social media at all.
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1mo ago
If the dosage wasn’t doing anything tangible, which is what OP says, why does Coca Cola make an effort to decocainate coca leaves, making it a very expensive ingredient?
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1mo ago
I personally really badly hope that the ongoing revival of 90s lifestyle will also bring back printed press.
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1mo ago
Same. It annoys me I cannot use baby wright mode to also weigh my dog as she's heavier than the 5kg limit they impose. However, reverse engineering firmware is really easy these days...
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1mo ago
Shoes on in 2s? So 1s per shoe?
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