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I Helped Build the AI That Will Replace Me
I have to bury my talent in yesterday At 1 a.m. on September 14, Liu Shengyu typed the last line on his computer and hit publish.
By Jin17 days ago in 01
I’m an Android Reverse Engineer. AI Was Supposed to Replace Me. It Didn’t.
The Knife Hangs at Your Neck, But It Never Falls Notes from an Android Reverse Engineer At 2 a.m., Marcus turned his phone face down on the desk. The screen still glowed. Someone in the Slack channel had posted a screenshot: an AI had explained a chunk of OLLVM-obfuscated assembly in seconds and generated a Frida hook template. Replies underneath: “insane,” “we’re done,” “unemployed.”
By Jin17 days ago in 01
Huawei’s AI Plan Isn’t to Win the Model War. It’s to Own the Ground Under It.
Huawei's AI Niche: A Long Campaign for the Base Layer A Positioning That Is Repeatedly Misread The most easily misread part of Guo Ping's remarks in Xinsheng Community is the phrase "become Nvidia." Most people see chips. But Guo Ping said "enable any large model in the world to run efficiently on Huawei's Ascend, Kunpeng, SuperPoD, and clusters." Chips are the hardware premise. The emphasis falls on "any" and "efficiently."
By Jin17 days ago in 01
Huawei’s AI Master Plan Isn’t About Beating OpenAI. It’s About Becoming the Next Nvidia.
Huawei's AI Strategy: Sell the Base, Not the Strongest Model The headline "Huawei executive's internal 10,000-word memo exposed, ICT business target is to become Nvidia" grabs attention. It is inaccurate. Huawei's Xinsheng Community published a summary of a discussion between Guo Ping, chairman of Huawei's supervisory board, and new employees. No secret file leaked. No employee risked a job to smuggle it out. Huawei used the session to explain what it will do in AI, what it will not do, and how it plans to close gaps.
By Jin17 days ago in 01
Find My Phone: How Find My Device and Find My iPhone Help Track Lost Phones Instantly
Find My Phone: How Find My Device and Find My iPhone help track lost phones instantly. Find My Phone tools, Google Find My Phone, and Call My Phone help users track lost phones fast.
By Alex Ray17 days ago in 01
Kraft Paper Pouches: What Buyers Should Know Before Choosing a Packaging Supplier
Packaging has become an important part of how products are stored, transported, displayed, and eventually disposed of. For many businesses, the challenge is finding packaging that offers practical protection while also responding to growing interest in paper-based and recyclable materials.
By charliesamuel19 days ago in 01
Luo Yonghao Called the iPhone Duo a Copy Seven Times. He Missed the Harder Question.
After seven “copies”s: behind the iPhone Duo controversy, we need to rethink “innovation” In the early hours of September 10, 2026, at Apple’s fall event, new CEO John Ternus said: “The iPhone Duo is arguably the most disruptive iPhone since the original.”
By Jin19 days ago in 01
I Tried to Build a Dev PC in 2026. RAM and GPUs Had Other Plans.
When RAM and GPU prices may return to normal: a PC-building dilemma in the AI compute wave You want to build a development machine. You open an e-commerce site and look at RAM and GPU prices. DDR5 has climbed from about 450 yuan last year to 1,800 yuan. The RTX 5070 Ti is above 8,000 yuan. The RTX 5090 has jumped from about 20,000 yuan to around 35,000 yuan. The increase runs through the entire consumer electronics market. It is not limited to one platform.
By Jin19 days ago in 01
Why the Same iPhone Costs $1,199 in America and ¥9,999 in China
Why the Same iPhone Costs $1,199 in the U.S. and ¥9,999 in Mainland China I Open Apple’s U.S. site. The 256GB iPhone 18 Pro is listed at $1,199. At current exchange rates, that is about ¥8,046.
By Jin20 days ago in 01
The Real Reason Apple’s Foldable Leak Complaint Doesn’t Add Up
Who Is Copying Whom? Fact-Checking Apple's Foldable Leak Narrative 1. A Regret That Sparked Controversy In September 2026, after Apple released its first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, new CEO John Ternus and Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Greg Joswiak gave a podcast interview. Joswiak said the outside world had already learned through leaks that Apple was developing a foldable phone. "Unfortunately, they also got the screen ratio," he said. After that, many manufacturers "coincidentally" became interested in the same ratio.
By Jin20 days ago in 01
Apple’s Foldable iPhone Is Finally Here. The Real Fight Isn’t About the Crease.
At around 2 a.m. Beijing time on September 10, Apple announced the foldable phone it had been rumored to be working on for years. The iPhone Duo folds like a book. When closed, the outer screen is about 5.4 inches. When open, the inner screen is about 7.6 inches, close to an iPad mini. The 256GB China model costs 15,999 yuan. The top 2TB version costs 26,499 yuan. It is the most expensive iPhone.
By Jin23 days ago in 01
The iPhone 18 Pro Is Better. That Is Not Why It Costs More.
iPhone 18 Pro price increase: the upgrade did not hold it up. Memory and storage chips did. After Apple’s fall 2026 event, the iPhone 18 Pro starts at 9,999 yuan and the Pro Max at 10,999 yuan. The top configuration reaches 21,499 yuan. The previous Pro started at 8,999 yuan and the Pro Max at 9,999 yuan. Each rose by 1,000 yuan.
By Jin23 days ago in 01