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It's astonishing how much faster the system is under the coreboot. I wonder what specifically can this be attributed to?

There's actually piezoelectric effect in use here too, except on very small scale. It's quite ingenious, in my opinion and I root for that technology.

And cars not as big.

> people here

The best communities are ones that do not allow to be taken over by inorganic behavior. I think we can reasonably assume that not all AI front-page stuff is as interesting as other, non-AI stuff, yet here we are.


I do NOT have a problem with AI.

Again, the problem is with the flooding that drowns-out other news. I intentionally say "limit the AI news" in this post's title.


I wasn’t suggesting you do. But how relevant is AI to your everyday life? Do you use it heavily yourself?

I was irritated by AI news until it became one of my main tools.


Which kind of makes my point: these pages filter AI stuff, but do not make room for non-AI stuff.

That should be somewhat feasible to be done objectively, now that we have LLM text fingerprinting regulations in place.

I thought so, too! There aren't too many in this field that do this and I think they deserve some recognition only because of that. They're also not entirely new, their previous product has been around for a while.

BTW. Their tablet is also interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyEYum3cIQQ


I'm sorry, who said anything about banning AI?

Yes.

I'm on hn for 15 years, tbh as someone else said that to you already: thats not what hn is. At least I wouldn't even expect your two examples on hn.

I would expect them on reddit, kickstarter or hackaday.

Apple always gets quite a lot of tracktion on hn (i don't like it but happens evertime). But lenovo? Framework for sure.


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