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Samsung's Galaxy Book 6 series launches at CES
(engadget.com)
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>iOS apps also need to include all localized assets in each app bundle. Is this a hard requirement? I use two languages or at best three. The other 100 language don't matter to me. Why do I have to waste space on my smartphone. This
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This is nice. People are finally noticing. New Design, New Features, New Programming Language, New Products or even New Sector. It is like Apple without Steve Jobs again the first time around. None of them were done because it is better fo
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For a long time v8 was the fastest on a set of benchmarks but not on real world work load. That was the time when SpiderMonkey and JSC decided to go on a different path. I believe it was Mozilla that make the move first. If we believe there
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LG's 'Aerominum' Gram Pro laptops feel impossibly light and strong
(engadget.com)
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Mainframe-Style Channel Controllers for Modern Disaggregated Memory Systems
(arxiv.org)
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>Perhaps capacity at CXMT is not very high yet. They failed to achieve quality and decent yield. And that is at least 10 years from DDR3 to DDR5. On the other hand YMTC from NAND space are moving to DRAM.
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I know hardware doesn't usually get attention on HN but this DPU trend is fascinating to me and I finally understand what Jansen was saying about GPU and the next innovation is in networking with DPU.
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Xsight Labs E1 DPU a 64-Core Arm Neoverse N2 800G DPU
(servethehome.com)
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Sparklers on champagne bottles likely cause of deadly Swiss bar fire
(bbc.com)
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Google engineer says Claude Code built in one hour what her team spent a year on
(the-decoder.com)
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Thank You. You summarise it really well. Kind of surprised this is top comment given HN ( in terms comments )tends to be very pro IPV6. It's time for IPv5, I know its been taken so may be IPv7.
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Lenovo ThinkCentre Neo 50q Tiny QC Review a Qualcomm Snapdragon X Based 1L PC
(servethehome.com)
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I submitted this as well and I think it capture something much deeper than the product itself. I think there is a market for Blackberry type of devices again. Not for messaging but for business. Apple could have made an iPhone Mini with cus
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> If at least a few of those startups become big they could sustain the Ruby community with jobs and sponsorship, This is the one thing that most developers dont understand when ever we talk about Ruby ( or any programming languages ). T
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>sure, and what's your point? You may want to reread what I wrote. They key here isn't to maximise profits, it is to maximise control.
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>I am worried that we will not do it until after we have gone through a deep crisis, however. I hate to say this but this is exactly what is going to happen. And I dont see any way out of it. The same goes to UK as well. And even then I
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Clicks Communicator, a Second Phone Built for Communication, Not Consumption
(financialpost.com)
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>we see it is 5.5T for Western world vs 4.6T for China (according to my brief google searching). I would bet the unit volume of manufacturing with those 4.6T is more than double that of 5.5T. And those 5.5T likely have some very high val
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In the thread "Roomba maker goes bankrupt, Chinese owner emerges" [1], I wrote about China'a hardware capability now going far beyond what US can imagine. In Dan's article; >A rule of thumb is that it takes five years
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DeepSeek kicks off 26 with paper signalling push to train bigger models for less
(scmp.com)
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>Very few people know what "enough" means to them. Does this ultimately come down to Taste? It is hard to judge what is enough. While a Civic is a perfectly good car, it certainly isn't the safest, nor does it have the bes
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We will have to wait and see but my bet is that Nvidia will move to Leading Edge node N2 earlier now they have the Margin to work with. Both Hopper and Blackwell were too late in the design cycle. The AI hype and continue to buy the latest
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Do they sell it all under their own brand? i.e Costco Kirkland like or was it like old Amazon where every brand have their own exposure?
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CATL Makes Big Announcement on Sodium Batteries for 2026
(cleantechnica.com)
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I thought it would make much more sense to go after LPDDR5, and LPDDR6. Perfecting quality and yield. Instead they went after HBM? This to me suggest they wont be able to challenge Samsung, Micron and SK Hynix any time soon. Interesting YMT
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China's CXMT eyes $4.2B Shanghai listing to fund DRAM expansion
(reuters.com)
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Wicked Engine: 3D engine with modern graphics
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Crown: The Flexible Game Engine
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Instead of Predictions I guess I will do Wishlist. JPEG-XL or AV2 with AVIF. I still dont believe AV2 would be a better technology. But regardless we need something better than JPEG. And WebP wont cut it. Arguably JPEG-XL isn't good en
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