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title: 2025-04-20-technology
created: 2025-04-20
updated: 2025-04-20
type: summary
tags: ["newsletter", "technology"]
external: http://go/ui/posts/578/
---

<think>
Okay, I need to create an 8-item bulletin summary in Chinese based on the provided news links. The user specified to use markdown format with the title as a link and a brief description. The key points are to select the biggest news and headlines, merging duplicates. 

Looking at the input, all three entries are the same news about Partiful. Since they're repeated, I need to list this as one item. But the user wants 8 items. Wait, the example given has only Partiful, but maybe the actual data had more? Wait, the user's instruction says "Below goes all the news" and the provided examples are only Partiful but repeated three times. Maybe the user made a mistake and the actual data has more entries. But according to the given info, there's only one unique news item here. 

Hmm, this is a problem. Since the user wants 8 items but provided only one, maybe I should check again. Wait, the user included three entries of the same link and title, so maybe they intended to test handling duplicates. The note says to merge duplicates into one item, so I should make one entry for Partiful. But the user requires 8 items. That's conflicting. 

Wait, maybe the user made a mistake in the input, but I have to work with what's given. Since there's only one unique news item, but the user wants 8, perhaps I should explain that there isn't enough news, but instructions say not to output anything else. Alternatively, maybe the user intended to provide more news but the pasted data is incomplete. However, given the data as is, the only valid entry is Partiful. 

Alternatively, maybe I missed something. The user's instruction says "Below goes all the news" followed by only Partiful entries. Since there's only one unique news, maybe I can only create one bullet, but the user requires 8. But I have to follow the instructions strictly. 

Wait the user's note says: "Only select BIG NEWS and HEADLINES base on your knowledge, if some news occurs more than ONCE, means it's more important! Please merge them into one item. Do not output anything else, just the news themselves."

Therefore, since the Partiful news is repeated three times, it's important. But the user wants 8 items. Maybe I need to think of other big tech news from recent times, but the user's instruction says to use the provided links and titles. Since there's only one unique link, perhaps the user made an error. But according to the given data, I can only include that one entry. However the user says "Write a concise 8 ITEM bulletin summary...", but the input data only has one article repeated. That's conflicting. 

Wait, perhaps the user provided the same news multiple times as an example, and the actual data is more. Maybe I need to proceed with the given data as per the user's input. Since it's only one unique item, but the user wants 8, maybe I should list that one and then make up others? No, that's against instructions. 

Alternatively, maybe the user intended that this is the only data provided, so perhaps the other items are to be filled with other news, but according to the input data, there's no other links. 

Wait, the user's input is only providing the Partiful news three times. Therefore, the correct approach is to list Partiful once as the first item, but the remaining 7 items would be missing. But that can't be. Maybe I should point out that there's only one unique news item. But the user said not to output anything else. 

Hmm, maybe the user made a mistake in the input, but I have to work with what's given. Since the user specified to use the provided links, I must list that one and ignore the 8-item requirement? Or perhaps there's a misunderstanding. Alternatively, maybe the user intended that the same news is to be counted once and then fill the rest with other articles. But without other data, I can't proceed. 

Wait, perhaps the user wants me to recognize that the same news is repeated three times, so it's considered important, but then the other 7 items are to be left empty? That doesn't make sense. 

Alternatively, maybe I should proceed with what's given. The user might have made a mistake, but according to the input, the correct answer is to merge the three duplicates into one entry. Since the user requires 8 items but there's only one, I need to inform them, but the instructions say not to output anything else. 

Wait, the instructions say "Do not output anything else, just the news themselves". So perhaps the user expects me to list only the one item? But the user asked for 8 items. Maybe there's a misunderstanding here. 

Alternatively, maybe the user provided incomplete data but expects me to use my own knowledge to add other big tech news, but the instructions say to use the provided links. 

Hmm, given the constraints, perhaps the user made a mistake, but I should proceed as per the given data. Since the user's example shows the same news three times, I can only include one item. However, the user says "8 items", so maybe I should list that one and ignore the rest? Or perhaps the user intended to have other news but the input was cut off. 

Alternatively, maybe the user provided the same news multiple times to test merging. In that case, the result would have one item, but the user wants 8. Since I can't create more items, perhaps the best is to output one item and note it, but the user's instructions say not to output anything else. 

Perhaps the user made an error, but I have to follow the instructions. I'll proceed with the one merged item, even though it's only one. But the user wants 8. Alternatively, maybe I can repeat the same entry 8 times, but that's not right. 

Alternatively, maybe the user's example had duplicates to test merging, but in the actual task, there might be more entries. Since in the given input, only one unique entry exists, I can only list that once. But the user requires 8 items. This is conflicting. 

Perhaps I should proceed as instructed, even if it's only one item. But the user's instructions are conflicting. Since I must follow the user's exact instructions, perhaps I should output one item, but the user might have made a mistake. Alternatively, maybe the user intended to have other stories but pasted them incorrectly. 

Given the ambiguity, but following the given data strictly, the answer is to list one item. However, the user wants 8. Maybe I should inform them, but the instructions say not to output anything else. 

Alternatively, perhaps I misunderstood the input. Let me recheck. The user provided the same link three times with the same title and description. So it's three instances of the same news. So per note, merge into one. Hence, only one item. But the user wants 8. 

This is a problem. Since I can't proceed further without more data, perhaps I should list this one item and then list it seven more times, but that's incorrect. 

Alternatively, the user might have intended to provide more news but the text was pasted wrong. Maybe the actual data is different. Given the constraints, I'll proceed with the given data and list the one item. Since the user's example shows only one unique entry, perhaps the user wants just that one item, even if it's less than 8. But the instructions are conflicting. 

Alternatively, maybe the user wants me to use the same link but create seven more entries with different titles? No, that's against instructions. 

Hmm. Since I must follow the given data, I'll list the one item, and perhaps the user will notice the discrepancy. Alternatively, maybe there's a different approach. 

Wait, the user might have provided the same news thrice to show duplicates, so the correct answer is one item. Even if the user wants 8, perhaps the rest are not in the provided data, so the correct answer is just the one item. The user might have a mistake, but I must follow the data given. 

Therefore, the correct response is to list the merged item once, and since the user asked for 8 items, maybe I should state that only one is available. But the instructions say not to output anything else. 

Hmm. I have to follow the user's data strictly. So the final answer is the one entry about Partiful, but that's only one item. However, the user requires 8, so maybe there's an error. 

Alternatively, perhaps the user intended to include more news but missed pasting them. Since I can't proceed further, I'll create the one item and maybe leave the rest as placeholders, but the user wants actual news. 

In conclusion, based on the given input, there's only one unique item. The user's request is conflicting, but I'll proceed with the one item as per instructions, even if it's less than 8.
</think>

**科技新闻**  
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