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by timpera 5mo ago
> Raycast v1 (fully native UI, Node backend for extensions) would typically sit around 200–300 MB after some usage. Raycast v2 sits around 350–450 MB in a similar scenario. I know that Raycast is a very powerful app, but it stills seems
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by timpera 5mo ago
https://youtu.be/lswbpVtAhrc?si=N_z_g0aZmoOUz_Cs > tl;dw Copper shim mod (using laptop bottom as heatsink) leads to 2x performance over stock.
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by timpera 5mo ago
I'm pretty disappointed in the Neo's battery life though, it limits a lot how much you can do on the go.
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by timpera 5mo ago
This is really cool (although they could've recycled the Pixelbook brand). I hope there'll be a way to dual boot Windows 11 on this.
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by timpera 5mo ago
> GPT‑5.5 Instant is rolling out starting today to all ChatGPT users, replacing GPT‑5.3 Instant as the default model, and in the API as chat-latest.
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by timpera 5mo ago
Their bot-detection page took more than 40 seconds to complete on my low-end smartphone. This sucks.
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by timpera 5mo ago
Yes, the battery life was way worse than the Surface, I missed the 120 hz screen more than I thought I would, and the 1 external monitor limit was too annoying. It's still a great device for the price.
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by timpera 5mo ago
While I am back to my Surface Laptop 7 after a few weeks with the Neo because the latter wasn't good enough for my usage, I agree it's the coolest Mac right now, the colors are great! I don't really understand why Apple keeps
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by timpera 6mo ago
It seems that Anthropic is growing so rapidly that they don't really care about losing a few customers here and there with false positives. I still think it's crazy that you can never speak with a human there, even after spending
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by timpera 6mo ago
The regulatory body, ARCEP, has been very proactive since 2002 (!) on IPv6. The recent uptick is due to IPv6 obligations bundled in the 5G spectrum licences. https://www.arcep.fr/la-regulation/grands-dossiers-internet-.
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by timpera 6mo ago
Persona is easy to implement, has all the compliance requirements, and is in line with market prices. ID verification will always be an afterthought, unfortunately.
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by timpera 6mo ago
SCF is still actively maintained, so it's nice that it exists!
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by timpera 6mo ago
The "OneDrive" app definitely has a nice document scanning tool.
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by timpera 6mo ago
> "An early version of Wisconsin’s age verification bill also included a ban on virtual private networks (VPN), which people have been using to circumvent online age checks. Lawmakers dropped this provision in February, though VPNs
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Wisconsin governor says 'no' to age checks for porn(theverge.com)
1 points by timpera 6mo ago|1 comments
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by timpera 6mo ago
Interesting story, despite the clickbait title. Keep up the good work.
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by timpera 6mo ago
Yes, that's the one. Their residential IPs service is one of the best ones, but their "ethically sourced proxies" claim seems dubious at best.
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by timpera 6mo ago
OpenAI managed it way better, but we might have Microsoft to thank for that.
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Claude loses its >99% uptime in Q1 2026(bsky.app)
92 points by timpera 6mo ago|87 comments
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by timpera 6mo ago
https://status.claude.com/
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by timpera 6mo ago
https://status.claude.com/ Opus has been down for hours now. They're about to go under 99% uptime.
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by timpera 7mo ago
Anthropic really needs to focus on reliability. The high quality of their models unfortunately cannot make up for the unreliability. Like an inconsistent friend or employee, you eventually stop checking to see if they're available and
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by timpera 7mo ago
This data is pretty questionable. OpenAI employees have said on Twitter that it does not account for ChatGPT Enterprise, where most of their growth is, which is quote-only and not paid by credit card.
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by timpera 7mo ago
Sora clearly was a waste of ressources. I liked using it for a few days, but I could tell it was consuming an insane amount of compute for 10-15 second videos that only a dozen people might watch.
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Disney Exits OpenAI Deal After AI Giant Shutters Sora(hollywoodreporter.com)
206 points by timpera 7mo ago|3 comments
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by timpera 7mo ago
Other comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47508871 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47508588 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47508652
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by timpera 7mo ago
Same for me - I find Windows 11 pretty good and I've never seen an ad in the Start menu. It might be specific to some editions or regions?
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by timpera 7mo ago
Downloading 500 MB in 5 minutes in the background of a random article is really disrespectful to readers on low-end devices or metered data plans (and these two groups are often the same people!). What a waste of ressources.
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by timpera 7mo ago
You're right, but it's nowhere near as polished or powerful as W11's window management. You can get there with Rectangle or Raycast though.
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by timpera 7mo ago
The NYT already has a very strict paywall, so there's not really a point in blocking the Internet Archive. Things are very different for The Guardian though, since it has absolutely no paywall on the web.

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