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by vitorgrs 11mo ago
It's a ram hog if you stay the tab open for a while, with ton of messages. So from time to time I need to close the tab and open again. Huge perf issues because of this. Also had some serious bugs for a few week. Had to let WhatsApp We
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by vitorgrs 11mo ago
It will use 1gb on your browser.
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by vitorgrs 11mo ago
If is anything like the WhatsApp Web, "works" might be optimistic choice of word. When I switched from Windows, the thing that I missed from Windows on Linux was the native WhatsApp App. Now they killed there, so feeling better on
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
At least in Brazil, that's not the case. You get there to vote, and it doesn't take longer than 5 minutes to leave the place.
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
Windows also need this for 10 years, since Windows 10 launch. But never happened. I guess it's just not really viable, as they need to continue selling new devices...
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
Especially considering how much software these days on Windows are all Electron/Web. So is not a hard switch as it once was. I switched from Windows to Linux it's been 2 years. One of the few things I missed on Windows, was the na
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
I mean... Edge already have copilot integrated for years, and Edge actually have users, unlike Atlas. Not sure why people are getting shocked now...
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
I still don't know why WhatsApp itself didn't integrated Pix on the app... as they have the flopped WhatsApp Pay. Google Wallet did it. I think it must some Visa/Master contract?
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
> Not in all cases. They can and will make the patient and multiple doctors fill out half a dozen forms to "justify" the use of an expensive medication. But any doctor can do it, not just SUS doctors. You know the country we li
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
In Brazil, medicines lose patent protection 20 years after the original filing date. The filing date was in 2006, so the patent expires in 2026. But note that the patent was only granted in 2019, it took 13 years. They went to court last ye
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
First, it seems obvious to me that they'll prescribe it to everyone who, supposedly, undergoes bariatric surgery through the SUS. Generic Ozempic is certainly cheaper than bariatric surgery. That said, I believe it will go even further
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
Depends the price of the generics, of course. But I wouldn't doubt if the governament itself would manufacture it. Fiocruz (federal gov lab) already manufacture several drugs. Also, Rio mayor already said he will just give to everyone
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
Yeah, sorry, it's just here we just talk about monthly wages. A month!
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
In Brazil it will expire in July 2026. It's pretty relevant as it's kinda already announced they will put the generics on the public health care (SUS) for free... Which is big deal as an Ozempic shot costs almost the same as the m
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
It's relevant in Brazil because it's already announced the public health care system will distribute for free.
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
And... Sell in more countries as well.
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
In Brazil it went from R$ 59,90 to R$ 119,90. Double.
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
Would you think that the U.S would encrypt gov data and store on Alibaba's Cloud? :)
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
GLM 4.5 for me one of the best coding model when running with agents such as Claude Code and Opencode (excluding Claude and GPT-5). Looking forward to try GLM 4.6. But Z AI should do like KIMI¹ and launch a verifier to see how GLM models be
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
I didn't even mention crime. Not sure why this question. Obviously it doesn't stop all crimes, probably helps on some. Just saying how there is a very different culture, where no one see having an ID as something weird and invasiv
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
As a Brazilian, it's pretty weird when I see that countries like UK or the U.S don't have national IDs. Here that would be seen as a completely insane.
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
So, you are saying China is run by a chemical engineer? Xi studied that at Tsinghua University.
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
It always had dates... They release multiple versions and update regularly. Not sure if this is the first 2.5 Flash update, but pretty sure Pro had a few updates as well... This is also the case with OpenAI and their models. Pretty standard
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
KDE as a whole feels "UI design made by programmers" no offense to programmers who do UI (and to KDE designers)
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
KDE changed their design to include hamburger menu. Even KDE's Terminal have a "hamburger" menu.
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
DeepSeek chat it's free... No need to pay to test, thought. https://chat.deepseek.com/ You can also use the API directly for free on OpenRouter.
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
Gemini seems to be pretty awful as agentic coding. It always finish the task, and when I see the result, it just breaks my code. Not sure the fault it's "doing bad code", I guess it's just not being good at being agentic
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
Didn't find any direct news mentioning specifics thermal plant being retired because of this, but I found several news of thermal plants being retired in the region (because some cities in other states in Amazon region were not connect
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
There was a poll released this week [1]: [...] What is your position on the final outcome of the trial? 49.6% The fair outcome is for Jair Bolsonaro to be convicted 36.9% The fair outcome is for Jair Bolsonaro to be acquitted ¹ https:&#x2F
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by vitorgrs 1y ago
More relevant than Bolsonaro conviction, it's that the generals that were involved in the coup plot, were also convicted. This is the first time that a General get arrested. Brazil had several coups in his history, they never got arres

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