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They say “ten years of honing a sword,” and $AAPL started preparing patents related to foldable screens as early as 2016. There’s also evidence that Apple has been doing long-term R&D.
I thought that after ten years, it would finally “show its edge” and make a big splash. I never expected it to completely flop, which has me a bit worried about the new Apple Mac coming out this week.
I was thinking of switching to a Mac, but this has completely put me off. I’ll wait for the hands-on reviews after it launches!
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Make good use of AI, rather than depend on it. Especially in content creation and innovation, overreliance is tantamount to slow suicide!
Humans have something AI lacks: emotion, which can be conveyed between the lines. AI can learn this, but only to a limited extent!
This statement by Bessent seems to be laying the groundwork for Trump and the Republican Party to lose the midterm elections!
If Trump loses the midterm elections and the Democrats gain control of both the House and the Senate, that would not actually be an immediate negative for risk markets; moreover, historically in the United States, losing control of Congress in the midterms has instead made U.S. stocks stronger.
However, there is one exception to watch out for: if the Democrats win control of both chambers of Congress but Trump refuses to cooperate and hand over full authority, triggerin
On the surface, the latest riots in France were triggered by teachers’ strikes and student protests in late September, leading to larger clashes between residents across the country and the police.
In fact, they still cannot be separated from three major factors: “inflation driving up the cost of living” + “France’s fiscal austerity weakening people’s welfare” + “a crisis of political newcomers.”
Against the global backdrop of the Russia-Ukraine and U.S.-Iran conflicts, France is not the only one—long-established European powers have long been weighed down by deep-rooted problems, and none can
A phrase has become extremely popular recently—every day, the moment you open your eyes, you toss your brain aside and start mindlessly binge-watching AI short dramas!
This phrase is indeed classic; I’ve also been heavily hooked over the past few months. Mindless feel-good dramas are full of cringe points, but one satisfying hook is enough to resonate with so many people.
According to the user profile of short-drama platforms in 2026, men account for more than 60%, while those aged 31–50 make up the core of the primary user base.
Clearly, once people reach middle age and have no choice, they s
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I’ve arrived in Singapore—see you at the event tonight.
From now on, whoever drinks the day before going out is 🐶
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Taking advantage of the weekend to chat briefly about AI safety: why do major leading companies and the U.S. government insist on strict reviews of AI safety, and why are companies even conducting self-inspections?
The logic is actually very simple: without eliminating security risks, it is impossible to build human trust in artificial intelligence; without trust in AI, it is impossible to establish an AI reputation mechanism; and without an AI reputation mechanism, it is ultimately impossible to form an AI economy.
Whether it is the Web4 proposed by the United States earlier, or A2A and the A
The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson clarified during a press Q&A that Putin’s visit to China is scheduled for November; next, it remains to be seen whether Trump will confirm his visit to China.
Among the eight-point conclusions from the China-U.S. summit, it was clearly mentioned that Trump and the Chinese leadership mutually support the international multilateral cooperation mechanisms organized by each side, and both have initially confirmed that they will participate.
This means Trump will most likely visit China during APEC in November. If ultimately confirmed, this will be the firs
Recently, some friends recommended several Texas Hold’em bars near me. After going a few times, I found the experience to be rather inconsistent.
As Lao Wu @Bitwux said before, I don’t like the smoky, boozy atmosphere of places where people smoke and drink, but in reality, if a place is too clean, it attracts fewer customers.
I visited several places. One strictly separated the smoking area, had clean tables, attractive hostesses, and good service, but it simply wasn’t very busy.
By contrast, at several “chaotic venues,” people could drink and smoke freely. The hostesses and dealers were only
On the Mid-Autumn Festival, sending distant blessings to all our bosses: may you enjoy family reunions, happiness and good health, and may everything be perfect!
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A legendary artist—Jigong from our childhood is gone just like that
Although that year's “Blossoms” was controversial, Teacher You Benchang's acting was truly unforgettable
The world has lost another true artist who treated acting as a “craft.” What a loss
On the road, so updating is a bit inconvenient—please bear with me, everyone. I’m about to take off for a flight of several hours; I’ll see if I can post an update after landing!
In fact, professionals in every industry should be people who identify and solve problems.
Rather than merely people who create problems!
Does anyone else have the same problem as me—whenever I have to get up early for a business trip, I can never sleep!
Of course, this isn't really a time when I should be sleeping anyway!
Trump’s public vote-buying this time reminds me of the successful “master” back then—Nie Xiao.
His famous saying was: “I’ll give everyone who betrays me $1 million, while those who follow me will be worth $100 million in the future! Applause if you understand!”
Looking at it now, the two really are strikingly similar, but Trump will have to pay a tremendous price for this statement in the future.
A rough calculation: at $5,000 per person, depending on the population-counting method, it would require at least around $1.3 trillion in short-term fiscal spending.
That is not even the main point. T
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Regarding #ZEC, there has been far too much “great scholar scripture debating” lately. It really is quite noisy, to the point that I’m tempted to short a position and see what happens.
Actually, I believe ZEC’s narrative underwent a second restructuring at the “right” time this cycle, shifting from the previous old privacy-coin narrative toward a narrative centered on privacy + ZK infrastructure + scaling + scarce assets.
However, the biggest challenge for this narrative remains regulation. How privacy can be integrated with regulation, and how privacy rights can be ensured within an orderly r
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