getting it to run well on every available device is hard part.
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Redesigning OS for universal device optimization
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neither is drawing the monogram. redesigning an entire os and optimizing it to run on every available device is though.
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Shader Replication Not the Hard Part in AI Development
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yeah, it's not the shader that's hard here. people have even already replicated that
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Version 1 Products Require Refinement and Iteration
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I think they'll figure it out – this is their thing! Most v1's have many things to iron out.
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Apple’s Proprietary Design: Creating Competitive Moat Through Innovation
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This Apple's version of the LV monogram. The monogram was originally created to make counterfeiting hard. It was distinctive, branded, & very hard to copy bc each was hand painted.
— Aaron Ng (@localghost) 10 juin 2025
Other OS's will take years to copy this (which they will). By then they will all feel far behind. https://t.co/DzjFgVVYolThis Apple's version of the LV monogram. The monogram was originally created to make counterfeiting hard. It was distinctive, branded, & very hard to copy bc each was hand painted. Other OS's will take years to copy this (which they will). By then they will all feel far behind.
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From Concept to Market: Why Technology Adoption Takes Decades
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Possible to build doesn’t mean ready to use. It took 30+ years to go from this watch computer in 1984 to the Apple Watch in 2015.
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Sony Aibo Robots: 25 Years Too Early for Market Success
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Sony released their aibo robots 25 years too early.
— Aaron Ng (@localghost) 31 mai 2025
No amount of money or engineering can fix wrong timing. pic.twitter.com/CO1feUgmz1Sony released their aibo robots 25 years too early. No amount of money or engineering can fix wrong timing.
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Coding leverage: Building the right solutions matters
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Coding is a leveraged activity but it’s possible to code the wrong thing too
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Pocket as Personal AI Memory: Beyond Bookmarking
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Pocket in the AI era could be something special. It's a massive trove of snippets, blog posts, and news articles that were important enough for you to save. Historically, people don't return to bookmarks, but maybe in 2025+ they become part of your personal AI's memory instead.