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19 Jun 2025 Lenny's Podcast AI prompt engineering in 2025: What works and what doesn’t | Sander Schulhoff (Learn Prompting, HackAPrompt)
“Fernandez Building, I think he actually invented and has the patent on E Ink technology.”
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- 19 Jun 2025
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…Show and tell. It's the Daylight Computer, the DC-1. And so, I really like this thing. It's fantastic. And the reason I got it is because I wanted something... I wanted to read books before I went to sleep, and I don't have a lot of space. I'm traveling a lot and I can't bring... I have these really big books, but I can't bring them with me all the time. And so I tried out the reMarkable, which is an E Ink device, and I'm concerned about light at night and blue light and all that, which keep me up. Something about looking at a phone at night keeps you up. And so the reMarkable is great, but very slow FPS refresh rate. And I found this, and it's basically like a 60 FPS E Ink, technically ePaper device. I think they differentiate themselves from E Ink. Notably the guy who funded the building in college that my startup incubator was in, the E.A. Fernandez Building, I think he actually invented and has the patent on E Ink technology. So there's various politics there. But anyways, I love this device. It's super useful. And I use it for all sorts of things throughout the day. I have one too.…
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