Motorola Signature (2026) was well received. It has one of the best cameras, unlike their past devices. Razr Fold (2026) has the top rated camera for a folding device on DXOMARK, although we aren't sure when the first folding devices we can support will be launched.
Isn't O(n - k) or O(len(l1) + len(l2)) just O(n)? Instead of blurring the line between complexity-analysis and cycle-counting, just print both the complexity and the est proportional cycle-count as separate measures.
If it's consistently bad with no signs of improving, banning makes sense. People made mistakes even before LLMs though, and you'd only ban them if they didn't improve and so were a giant waste of time. I don't see why that wouldn't translate here.
I'll bet you a beer that if we had examples of each in a room and spent the time to iterate upon setting them up in the most-optimal of ways that can be concocted, and then went through all of the motions of doing controlled, equatable, blind A/B/X listening: We'd still find that we prefer one loudspeaker system over the other.
And our preferences might not even agree, and that's OK. :)
They're implementing all of the features required by GrapheneOS, are helping us port GrapheneOS to the devices and may help us maintain it. They'll provide us with the drivers and firmware needed to support it too. Selling devices with GrapheneOS is planned but the details and timeline aren't worked out.
Well, they’re not minimum-viable if they don’t work, which they won’t for most users. It’s not a simple matter of the database being unlocked or locked, as I say it’s at least a per-process authentication, protected by the 1Password daemon. I’m not saying it’s a perfect system, but exaggerated mischaracterisation, with no apparent thought to the experience of the average user, doesn’t help your argument. You don’t seem to put much value in memory protection or process sandboxing. Yes with enough exploits you can do anything, but that’s true in any case. The fact is, 1Password is good enough for most people, and even at least one bank that I’m aware of. I’m willing to be convinced of a better implementation, but the fact you’re so scathing of something that works and has UX benefits over per-secret keying is off-putting. All design is trade-offs.
Long story short, I work as a PM and have a lot of calls and action items that tend to slip through So I've build a Mac app that turn Granola calls into a kanban to-do list.
Each action item becomes a task on the board with full meeting transcript attached. Then you can execute tasks right away from the board or using Claude / ChatGPT integration.
For me privacy is important so all the data stays on my local device as .md files.
PS. It's a side project but any feedback would be very welcome
Great example. The charter for Meta basically guarantees Zuck has a majority of votes no matter who owns the shares. That is how shares are disconnected from ownership and control.
Motorola Signature (2026) has 7 years of support and the successor to it is what we'll be supporting. GrapheneOS will be providing the updates for a device running GrapheneOS so it doesn't particularly matter how quickly they ship the AOSP patches or major Android updates themselves. GrapheneOS already provides AOSP patches months before Pixels via our security preview releases. We provide Linux kernel patches many months earlier than Pixels but it's currently limited by the speed of Greg KH's GKI LTS branch unless we start doing it ourselves again.
Motorola will directly Qualcomm firmware and drivers we need which are mainly from Qualcomm. The updates will be up to us.
good article points, but what's a good alternative Docker Image with a small footprint and a package manager to Alpine Linux, if you need to install something on it and powered by glibc?
It may be (it also depends on the details that had the evaluator label the excluded) - but I think that "my property, my guests - my selected guests". With exclusions which are in fact legally mandated in some territories - but in general, especially when the service is more informal, those I could lend a toothbrush to will be part of a selected number.
This is the second time I've seen this project mentioned on HN. Their white paper is very interesting and aligns closely with my interests but I don't see much on the main site about how to get involved.
Are they using their Matrix server to filter out drive-by/low-effort contributions?
https://www.dxomark.com/smartphones/