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On October 2, 2026, Geekerwan published Logic Folding Deep Dive! How Strong Is Huawei’s Mate 90 Series Tao’s Law Chip? It is not a routine flagship review. The first half cuts open a Kirin 9050 Pro, images the internals with an electron microscope, and turns “logic folding” from a presentation phrase into a physical structure. The second half runs the Mate 90 Pro Max through benchmarks and games. The performance numbers matter. The teardown matters more. The teardown’s publication may matter most.
By Jin5 days ago in 01
First, a scene. A high school student sits on the sofa, phone in landscape mode, dragging the timeline in CapCut, adding subtitles and music, exporting. No computer. His father is in the study. The desktop fan whirs. Three browser windows, an Excel sheet, a QQ group, and a PDF are open. A pop-up: insufficient memory. The father curses, closes two tabs.
By Jin7 days ago in 01
5 Best AI Music Video Tools for Illustrated Artists An illustrated artist may already have a visual universe: cover art, character portraits, or a few drawings that listeners recognize. Turning those assets into motion can make a release feel larger without filming a performance, but the movement should not erase the style that made the artwork distinctive.
By Amelia7 days ago in 01
1. Two announcements, one day On September 22, 2026, Xiaomi sent an internal promotion list. Luo Fuli, 31, head of the company’s large-model team, moved to Level 22. The same day, Xiaomi released and open-sourced the MiMo-V2.6 series.
By Jin8 days ago in 01
PLEASE HOLD When the World Forgot How to Remember By 10am, there were forty-seven people in Evelyn Carter's house, and Evelyn personally knew only thirty-two of them.
By Dakota Denise 12 days ago in 01
You open Astra Ultra. You find a top conference paper. You ask it to reproduce the results. It hands you a repository. The structure looks clean. The comments are polished. The requirements file is organized. You install dependencies, run the training script, and hit a wall.
By Jin13 days ago in 01
Hangzhou, September 22 to 24. The 2026 Yunqi Conference took over the Hangzhou International Expo Center. The theme was “Intelligence for Practical Use.” For the first time, the event split across two locations. Xiaoshan hosted the main venue and industry work. West Lake’s Yunqi Town focused on early research. The two sides sat across the Qiantang River.
I read the leaked system prompt behind GPT-6 Sol’s Codex Desktop In July 2026, security researcher @elder_plinius extracted a system prompt of more than 42,000 words from GPT-6 Sol’s Codex Desktop. The model did not output illegal content. It did not bypass safety filters. It read out its own operating manual.
By Jin14 days ago in 01
A random-number server with Jev’s API format is running. Rust. xoshiro256++ as the random source. Bit reservoir buffering. Tokio/Hyper wrapping HTTP. It returns a number every 0.5 to 0.8 nanoseconds. The maze is a 2D grid with walls and an endpoint. A request goes in. It returns a direction. No model. No weights. No GPU.
A good product shipped on a Tuesday without any strategy can disappear by lunch. Subah Wadhwani has watched it happen enough times to know the pattern by heart. A founder spends a year building something real, publishes a post, and then sits refreshing a feed that disappoints. That gap, between what deserves attention and what gets it, is the reason his company exists.
By Vipan K.15 days ago in 01
1.8 Seconds, 7B, and a 4070 Ti On September 20, someone who builds e-commerce product pages loaded Qwen-Image-2.1 into ComfyUI. He had used FLUX.1 [dev]. At 1024×1024 and thirty steps, the progress bar took 3.6 seconds and VRAM usage hit 24 GB. This time he clicked generate, left to pour a glass of water, and came back to an image on screen. The timer read 1.8 seconds. VRAM read 14.2 GB. He deleted half of his old workflow: text-to-image, cutout, composite, local repaint.
By Jin16 days ago in 01
When an Agent Starts Reading Your Repository At 2:17 a.m., the terminal stopped scrolling. One line hung at the end: POST /v1/index 200 2.3 MB 1.8s
