This hurts as regulators have culled a stray from the red list. Now, the Western pack of robot vacuum cleaners is Dyson, Shark, Chinese OEMs, and niche offerings (which might be Chinese OEMs under cover). It gets worse: Xiaomi’s investments have defeated all of them with the exception of Dyson.

Pluribus works well as its AI critic builds on a familiar critical narrative:
- You will be happy as long as we establish the rules.
- As of E6, the system is doomed with no plan to save it.
- This means life will be perfect, but no one gets out alive.

#Pluribis #AI #AppleTV

Horror synopsis for a new era:
- when the guy who is hated in the professional community
- and made a controversial interface for a company that invented the future
- takes over the UX in the empire of everything apps with no purpose
- whose CEO hates the company that invented the future

The greatest lesson of Pluribus is that a dialogue-heavy movie isn't always the most effective. It picks up where S3 of Twin Peaks left off — well-calibrated phrases highlight events that speak for themselves. In other words, having less dialogue results in saying more.

#Pluribus #TV #TwinPeaks

E Ink is interesting, but the reading experience is not:
- The only premium Kindles are Voyage/Oasis on eBay.
- A Remarkable (or market) doesn’t want you to read.
- iPad mini isn't an e-reader, and Apple neglects books.
- AI contradicts reading.

#ereader #kindle #ipadmini #remarkable #AI

John Ternus is good news for chips and devices, but socks and straps might be in jeopardy.

Anderson does what no one can (at least for 140 million):
- makes a movie about political divisions
- depicts everyone as fools
- decides to pick a side.

If this movie achieves its goal — an Oscar — over time, the red carpet will become a memorial to a civil war.

#oscar #onebattleafteranother