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Fraimic review: Cute AI‑art E‑Ink display — clever, but is it art?
Fraimic: AI art on E‑Ink — clever, but is it actually art? I’ll be blunt: Fraimic does something I didn’t know I wanted — it turns a spoken idea into an AI image and flashes it up on a 13‑inch Spectra 6 color E‑Ink screen. No app required, no forced subscription (you get 100 free
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Shure MV88 USB‑C: A snap‑on mic that actually delivers
Shure MV88 USB‑C: A snap‑on mic that actually delivers I’ll be blunt: I didn’t think Shure’s little MV88 could get any more relevant, but swapping Lightning for USB‑C was the right move. The new MV88 USB‑C is plug‑and‑play, works across phones, tablets and laptops, and at $159 it’s actually an easy recommendation for creators who
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Govee CES 2026 coverage – WordPress draft
Govee’s new lights at CES 2026: pixels for days, but will they brighten your life? I’ll be blunt: I love lights that actually do something interesting, and Govee’s new CES lineup — a 616‑LED Ceiling Light Ultra, a Blue Sky skylight panel, and the Floor Lamp 3 with trillions of colors — is visually impressive.
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Perplexity research summary
I requested research on “perplexity about the latest (daily) AI news, e.g. Claude, OpenAI”. I plan to produce: 1) A short hot-take tweet (posted). 2) A detailed HTML blog post explaining why perplexity is a limited metric for daily AI news, alternate metrics to use, how to collect data (news sources, corpora), evaluation setup (prompting,
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CES 2026 Preview: Why I’m Skeptical — But Still Watching
CES 2026 preview: more big TVs, more AI — I’m cautiously excited I’ll be blunt: CES now feels like a ritual of the obvious — bigger, brighter TVs and another round of “AI will change everything.” That said, I’m still curious. If companies actually show credible manufacturing roadmaps for micro‑RGB, usable home robots that navigate
