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Election Day reminder: one party opposed EVs and kept US tied to gas pumps

The Verge published an opinion piece urging voters to remember which political party opposed electric vehicles and maintained U.S. dependence on gasoline. It frames EV policy as an election issue with long-term consequences for transportation and climate.

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AI inference startup Fal doubles valuation to $16B on surging demand

Fal, a startup specializing in AI inference—running trained models to generate outputs—has doubled its valuation to $16 billion amid rising demand for its services. The jump signals growing investor appetite for infrastructure that serves AI models in production rather than training them.

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Flipper Devices prepares Flipper One Kickstarter and opens pre-orders

Flipper Devices, maker of the Flipper Zero hacking multitool, is gearing up to launch a Kickstarter campaign for its next device, the Flipper One, and has begun taking pre-orders. The move signals a shift toward crowdfunded hardware launches for the company's follow-up product. It matters mainly to hobbyist and security researchers tracking the Flipper ecosystem.

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Introduction to Programming in ATS

A Hacker News item highlights an introduction to programming in ATS, a statically typed functional programming language. It is aimed at developers curious about ATS and its type system, with limited impact beyond that niche audience.

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"Pokémon Go to the Polls" Meme Still Haunts the Internet a Decade Later

TechCrunch looks back at Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign line urging voters to "Pokémon Go to the polls," which instantly became a widely mocked meme. Ten years on, the phrase endures as a case study in how awkward political attempts to borrow internet culture can backfire. It matters as a reminder of how quickly campaign moments become permanent online shorthand.

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Ferrari’s controversial Luce EV is sold out for 2027

Ferrari’s Luce electric vehicle has sold out its 2027 allocation despite controversy around the model. The car marks the luxury automaker’s move into EVs and tests demand for high-end electric performance. Strong early demand signals that Ferrari’s brand can carry an electric model.

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Netflix launches AI Discover tab for mood-based recommendations

Netflix has introduced a new AI Discover tab that recommends shows and movies based on users’ moods and themed interests. The feature aims to make it easier for subscribers to find something to watch and reduce browsing time. It reflects streaming services’ growing use of AI-driven personalization to improve content discovery.

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Apple's New watchOS Beta Adds Always-On Audio Intelligence Features

Apple has seeded a new watchOS beta that introduces always-on Audio Intelligence capabilities to the Apple Watch. The preview gives developers and beta testers an early look at how the features handle continuous ambient audio processing. It signals Apple's broader push toward ambient, always-listening computing on the wrist.

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Reddit to add more ads across its platform

Reddit is expanding the amount of advertising shown on its platform, according to The Verge. The change is part of the company’s push to increase revenue, but it could affect the user experience.