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by timpera 7mo ago
Newspapers of record blocking the Internet Archive is really unfortunate, and kind of scary for the future. > The Times says the move is driven by concerns about AI companies scraping news content. […] There’s a strong case that such tra
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by timpera 7mo ago
Yeah, window snapping is great. I can't believe Apple still hasn't copied this feature.
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by timpera 7mo ago
This is awesome! Windows 11 is the best OS I've ever used, and it's great to see them finally fixing these obvious pain points.
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by timpera 7mo ago
> And app developers have to meet good software again, your end user only has eight gigs of RAM. I wouldn't bet on it, especially in an corporate setting. IT departments seem to love filling every inch of their firm laptop's CP
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by timpera 7mo ago
I bought a Macbook Neo a few days ago hoping to switch for good, but I'm now considering returning it because I still vastly prefer Windows 11. The multitasking and hub/monitor compatibility, in particular, is still unmatched, and
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by timpera 7mo ago
Originally reported by The Verge (with paywall): "Google Search is now using AI to replace headlines" https://www.theverge.com/tech/896490/google-replace-news-hea...
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Google replaces news headlines in the "10 blue links" with AI versions(techbuzz.ai)
4 points by timpera 7mo ago|2 comments
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by timpera 7mo ago
Compare to: https://cosmowenman.substack.com/p/secret-3d-scans-in-the-fr... I wish more museums would share their scans.
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by timpera 7mo ago
Update: > Parallels Desktop runs on MacBook Neo, but the experience will depend on what you intend to run inside the virtual machine. > For light, occasional Windows use, like a legacy business tool, or a Windows-only utility, MacBook
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by timpera 7mo ago
Does anyone know if it runs Windows 11 well? It seems like the Parallels app has not been tested by reviewers so far. This could make a great Windows machine.
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by timpera 7mo ago
> The modular PC company says this month’s price increase is ‘smaller,’ but warns CPU shortages could be coming. https://www.theverge.com/tech/893038/framework-ram-storage-p...
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Framework raises RAM and storage prices again(frame.work)
3 points by timpera 7mo ago|1 comments
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Meet your new phone away from phone(theverge.com)
2 points by timpera 7mo ago|1 comments
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by timpera 7mo ago
I'm excited to see how well it runs Windows 11 ARM64. This could be a great value.
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by timpera 7mo ago
This has so much potential if done right. I'm really excited.
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by timpera 7mo ago
> Steerability: Similarly to how Codex outlines its approach when it starts working, GPT‑5.4 Thinking in ChatGPT will now outline its work with a preamble for longer, more complex queries. You can also add instructions or adjust its dire
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by timpera 7mo ago
The ARM64 Surface Laptop is great and definitely matches the MacBook Air's quality, but yeah, there's no way it is competitive with the new Neo offering from Apple at current prices. I hope this leads to a general decrease in pric
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by timpera 7mo ago
> More than 2.5 million users have pledged to boycott ChatGPT This is an important precision: we'll have to see how many of them actually stop using ChatGPT.
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by timpera 7mo ago
It would be great to have more serious, corporate-backed, centralized competitors to GitHub. The latter's lack of reliability lately is getting disrespectful for their users.
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by timpera 7mo ago
Definitely! I couldn't live without the "Quick Accent" PowerToys to quickly add accents that don't exist on my keyboard, I use it hundreds of times a day.
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by timpera 7mo ago
The Claude.ai website has been down for a few minutes for me too. Edit: it took them some time to update their status page, but there's now an open incident: https://status.claude.com/
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by timpera 7mo ago
Consider carefully the usage limits of both services before deleting your account (as you cannot create a new one later with the same email). Claude's €20/month sub offers very little and this has unfortunately kept me from switch
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by timpera 7mo ago
Hopefully this will allow them to continue to provide me unreasonable amounts of compute for €20/month. Enjoying it while it lasts…
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by timpera 7mo ago
I think that it's a good thing when domains aren't their main source of income. It gives them more incentive to provide good, stable experience and pricing.
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by timpera 7mo ago
They got sold to private equity, unfortunately. I switched to Bookmyname (by Scaleway) for some TLDs, and Infomaniak for others.
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by timpera 8mo ago
Which plan did you choose? I am subscribed to both and would love to stick with Claude only, but Claude's usage limits are so tiny compared to ChatGPT's that it often feels like a rip-off.
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by timpera 8mo ago
> The most surprising result in this list, as far as I’m concerned, is that Blogspot is still alive. It is a miracle that Google hasn't killed it. I hope they never do (hopefully its usefulness for AI training might outweigh the cos
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by timpera 8mo ago
You nailed it. Gemini 3 Pro seems very "lazy" and seems to never reason for more than 30 seconds, which significantly impacts the quality of its outputs.
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by timpera 8mo ago
I hope they are ready for the abysmal pay and funding that we endure here. The Parisian public university I recently worked for couldn't even buy new physical books in 2025 and has stopped purchasing licences to many academic journals
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by timpera 8mo ago
OpenAI had already announced that ads were coming to ChatGPT. Also, Claude's free plan is incredibly limited and far less popular, so it's easier for them to keep it ad-free.

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