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3mo ago
There are alternatives. Amazon Leo is currently on a soft launch and will be ramping up over the next 12 months
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It's a 997. it had the original OEM double din stereo with the Nav. Porsche offered the PCCM CarPlay upgrade, but decided the Pioneer unit was much better.
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Yes, they were stunning. looked like a prop from bladerunner.
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3mo ago
Same here. CarPlay is in the top 10 features for my next Car. Even for my older 911 which I bought second hand, the first investment was a Pioneer head unit with CarPlay.
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Yes, I had the Apricot Xen in the shop. If I remember correctly, they were not 100% PC compatible, and did not exactly sell well. Neither did the Grids. But both were great conversation starters.
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3mo ago
same here. seems all the years of q-tip use is saving me money by not needing to buy expensive Hi-End Audio gear.
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3mo ago
used to sell the Apricots back in the days. The PCs from Apricot and Grid stood out in terms of design, from the rest of beige uglies.
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moral clarity usually sharpens the moment the last RSU hits the brokerage account
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3mo ago
Apollo is a private-credit and alternatives house, and Slok is a long-standing concentration/AI-capex skeptic.
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4mo ago
Beautifully written. Om will be missed.
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RIP Om. One of truly honest voices in tech journalism. You will be missed.
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no. the c64 was a toy. i used to sell them mostly as game machines, when I worked at a PC store as a teen. and yes, I used to also crack and pirate some of the c64 games.
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4mo ago
no honor among thieves.
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4mo ago
Two turkeys don't make an eagle. I don't have much confidence in either OpenAi/Sama nor Broadcom, given past history. Again this is just pre-IPO shenanigans. As credible as the "Datacenter in Space" claim by Elmo, b
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4mo ago
I did something similiar on OpenClaw running on a Mac Mini. The script uses Applescript to check Apple Mail for new emails and summarize them, and also add the summary to Sqlite. Not quite smart yet to uncover and track large mail threads,
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4mo ago
how are you connecting the 35B model to your mailbox, for email classification?
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4mo ago
Running Qwen3-30B-A3B-Instruct-2507-AWQ-4bit on an Olares One with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Mobile GPU (24GB GDDR7 VRAM) and an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX processor. Plenty fast for coding work and for sharing with my OpenClaw setup. Currently
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4mo ago
Pure pre-IPO drama
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4mo ago
Yes. Best YouTube and Movie/TV viewer. And occasional large screen interface to my MacPro. It is still heavy as hell on my head, even with tons of 3rd party harnesses. On the other hand, my neck muscles are getting stronger.
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Jokes aside, my previous role was with a Mag 7 company covering the Asian automotive sector, and the speed of innovation, manufacturing yield increase and cost optimization due to extreme competition across the Chinese EV ecosystem, includi
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4mo ago
How large is your Tesla position?
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My father landed in Singapore in the 1950s on the steamship SS Rajula, eighteen years old with 10 dollars to his name, to seek his fortune, stepping into a crime-ridden, filthy slum. As he described it, people crammed into shophouses, kampo
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China used an iron-fisted central authority to impose unity from above. China’s model created cohesion mostly through forced coercion and cultural flattening. “Let a hundred flowers bloom; let a hundred schools of thought contend” provided,
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Jef's vision for a high volume appliance computer was eventually realized in the Canon Cat which he co-created with Canon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_Cat Vision may spark greatness, but execution is what
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5mo ago
Asolutely. Atari 800 > Commodore 64.
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5mo ago
looks like the countless faceless no-name brand Chinese EVs popping up everywhere in Asia. Jony Ive without Steve Jobs micromanaging/editing/curating his design, is just another mediocre designer.
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Yeah, Akihabara is really hard to walk away from. Treasure troves at every corner, surprises down every staircase, and somehow always one more shop you "have to" check out before leaving.
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5mo ago
Looks like I need to plan for a weekend trip to Tokyo to get this and along with my annual pilgrimage to Akihabara
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I bought and maintain 2 Atari Jaguars just to play Tempest 2K, which is my all time favorite game. And also have a number of Tempest 2K emulators. Had the privilege of meeting Jeff "Yak" Minter in Singapore, and also attended his
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Iomega's earlier offering, the Bernoulli Box (I had a few of these), was a solid, dependable removable storage product, though the media was expensive and physically rather large. The Zip drives that followed were abysmal. We sold a lo
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