The Remarkable reMarkable Problem: Great Hardware, Trapped Software
The reMarkable Paper Pro is the best writing tablet you can buy - and the most frustrating piece of software to live with.
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The reMarkable Paper Pro is the best writing tablet you can buy - and the most frustrating piece of software to live with.
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The labs are optimizing their models to ace evals instead of solving real problems, and the gap between scores and usefulness keeps widening.
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The era of cheap SaaS was always going to end. What's replacing it is harder to justify than anyone wants to admit.
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The Anker MagGo 3-in-1 Qi2 charging stand does nothing interesting, and that is exactly what makes it worth recommending.
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Sony's latest flagship doesn't reinvent noise cancellation - it just quietly makes every rival harder to recommend.
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Claude's maker has built its brand on AI safety. That's admirable - until you notice how conveniently it maps onto competitive positioning.
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Apps used to work without a connection. Now they barely pretend to try - and we've normalised the regression.
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Most multi-device chargers are a tangle of compromises. Anker's MagGo Qi2 station is the rare exception that earns its desk space.
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Most styluses feel like afterthoughts. The MX Ink is built around how designers actually work - and it mostly delivers.
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Expanding context windows hasn't made AI assistants more capable of knowing you. It's made it easier to confuse size with understanding.
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Cloud sync promised to free files from devices. Instead, it made them belong to nowhere - and nobody's fixing that.
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