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Daily Edition · Page 2

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ASK HN: DO YOU STILL USE SEARCH ENGINES? (HACKER NEWS THREAD)

More and more people are using large language models instead of search engines, but many developers are finding that the technology is not well suited to finding factual information. Search engines are still better at finding specific links and real information. Large language models can be helpful for many things, like helping someone unfamiliar with a topic better refine their searches by getting the terminology correct and exploring research topics. Search engines are still required for many things as large language models get lots of very important things wrong.

news.ycombinator.com

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HOW APPLE STOCKPILED IPHONES TO AVOID TARIFFS AND KEEP PRICES LOW FOR A WHILE

Apple shipped five flights worth of Apple products in three days to the US in the last week of March to stock its warehouses. This is usually a time of the year when the company starts winding down its current-year products and starts manufacturing its September releases. The reserves that arrived at a lower duty will temporarily insulate the company from the higher prices it will need to pay under the revised tax rates. Apple is expected to take a $33 billion hit due to the Trump Administration's newly instated tariff plan.

appleinsider.com · 2 min

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