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Apparently the A20 Pro Performance Core is a new design that is different to the M6 Super Core.
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25d ago
2027 April will be MacBook Neo with A19 Pro and 12GB Memory. 2028 April we should be getting A20 Pro MacBook Neo. But I wouldn't be surprise if they bump the price by $100 again.
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26d ago
>Kinda ironic that Planetscale built their company on open source Vitess that google built That Youtube built. I know at the time Youtube was already part of Google but I don't think of Vitess as a Google Stack.
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26d ago
This is interesting because the single Core is even fasting that the M5 suggest the two 2nm chip might not share the same Core.
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27d ago
Apparently Foldables are incredibly popular in China. They sold more foldable in China than the rest of the world combined. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple release an iPhone Duo Max later.
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27d ago
I lost count how many times my boss will just flat out lie. This will be a very useful feature.
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Apple Considering Ads Inside Visual Intelligence, Code Suggests
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Arm Neoverse CSS N4: Fast, Scalable, and Flexible
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I think the Duo looks great. And from the few hands on video I have seen I think the Apple presentation actually doesn't do it justice. There is no crease at all! [1] On the note on this year's keynote. I can't be the only on
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28d ago
I am looking forward to 3rd party testing on most accurate heart rate. Because I have both Series 11 and Google Fitbit Air and the Air is so much better in everything, from accuracy, when to track and display of information. I just wish the
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I am actually quite excited on this iPhone 18 Pro. Seems to pack a a lot of exciting stuff. 2nm A20 Pro, C2. I wish they have N2 but I guess not. 2nd Generation Vapour Chamber. I thought I would have to wait another generation because Apple
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28d ago
Interesting on the pricing. You now get some of the best AirPod features all in $129. In Apple's pricing that is cheap. On the other hand in the past few years I have noticed a lot of people wearing Sony's Wireless headset and Ear
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>Extend the Stem!! Same thought as well. It doesn't have to be much bigger, but even 10% longer would be much more useful from mic placement and battery perspective.
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Apple iPhone 18 Pro
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Apple Watch Series 12
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I wasn't specifically speaking of Afd, but overall general direction of the term used by media. How many people who are moderate and haven't changed their views on things moved from moderate to being labeled as far right. Anyway t
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This isn't really news. Media has been calling anyone which does not align with their views as far right for more than a decade.
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Calling for Interop 2027 Proposals
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Human Atlas: Interactive 3D anatomy explorer built with GPT-6 Astra
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Xiaomi Announces Foldable iPhone Rival
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Chinese tech giants Huawei and Xiaomi launch new foldable phones ahead of Apple
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>Xring O3. I just can't wait to see it being tested in an actual phone. So far all the data are done on development board. If they are really as good as everything we have read so far, both Mediatek and Qualcomm are in big trouble.
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With IMG PowerVR mostly gone from Mediatek roadmap. Which means ARM Mali is effectively the GPU IP on Android, excluding Qualcomm Adreno which its market continue to shrink and concentrate on premium segment. I wonder how far or how good
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The leap second is dead. Long live the leap hour?
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>until it reaches full human intelligence I don't know if there was ever a formal definition of "human intelligence". But those who works inside software industry, the bar of human intelligence is comparatively higher, bec
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There was an HN comment I read a few months or may be a year ago, which stuck with me ever since. He said he works on AI in the late 80s and early 90s in IBM. Had we shown him what we have today in 1995, he would certainly have called it AG
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>In 2025: Wikimedia Foundation annual expenses are about $200m Am I correct in understanding, the $200M annual spend include the salary of those workers. And in case of any mass layoffs incoming, they are forming an union to better barga
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RubyGems Supply Chain Attack: How Mend Defender Caught Coordinated Flood
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Windows 95's taskbar didn't come from Steve Jobs' NeXT Dock
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May be in developing countries. In developed countries, qualities matter. And Uber tends to do much better there, even with higher price.
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