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Good looking, perfect fit for visually minimalist setups or GNOME, mpv as backend so even if it doesnt exposes many setting in the GUI, is very configurable

The model is open weights, and people have already estimated that the current api costs are enough to run it, so most likely whatever price deepseek sets, there will be inference providers that host it and offer it cheaper.

Really hope this catches up and becomes more than just viable, I don't like safari that much but it is unmatched for performance and battery with a macbook while on battery, so an equivalent with better customization would be amazing. Tried the beta for a while, and also the v1 release and it just wasn't there, so I guess its time to give it another go.

A lot of knowledge repositories and knowledge processing systems are going to have to take drastic measures like this. If reddit comments fill with slop yeah its bad but whatever, but if important knowledge bases get spammed to the point of the current human systems of validation and verification breaking, that's alarming. Just read how the linux mailing list has become unmanageable because of all the ai bug submissions, Linus says. Structures like that are too crucial to let get drowned.

Between this, the new mesa 26 and the new kernel 7 this couple of months have been really good for linux gamers performance wise.

Not really a new service, just separating the twitter chat into its own app, so that means:

• they keep the encryption keys
• no forward secrecy
• metadata not encrypted
• closed source so i bet it will be a hit with the tech iliterate reactionary telegram crowd

Typora is not and cannot be an alternative to Obsidian, because Obsidian is a more complex and featureful program, which is what i think all the negative comments are trying to say. But I think here it is more relevant the other way around, and Obsidian absolutely can be an alternative to Typora, configured to be straightforward, just to write and export.

As a Linux user I obviously want them to finally make a drive app and I do get a little frustrated every time they announce anything that is not that. On the other hand, I know the business revenue is the big pillar of a sustainable service, and I'm glad that proton is moving toward growing that side because I want the to be a relevant player that can stand for the privacy ethos, not just a nobody that will be easily ignored. So I'm just happy that they are also striving to growing an actual...

Lightweight and fast, does what it is supposed to

Privacy services that don't rely on selling data or an endless pool of vc money have to be as efficient as possible with their resources, so while it's sad to see services shut down I think it's for the best that they optimize to avoid carrying the weight of services that don't contribute either to economic sustainability or to the privacy ecosystem by fulfilling their purpose effectively

impressive win for google, stock prices say everything. incredible that the judge really said 'you guys are a horrid monopoly, but you know what, I'm gonna do nothing about it because what if ai is a threat to you...' when google itself is one of the biggest players pushing that very same ai. on the other hand, i think it's somewhat ok overall that mozilla continues to have their paycheck, but i do think a bite in the ass would have been good to finally wake the leadership into really...

So called "liquid glass" is a usability nightmare and is going to be forced on us, by everyone since everyone just follows apple with design trends.