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Luna does as well, but just at a higher limit.

From OpenAI's website: Prompts with more than 272K input tokens are priced at 2x input and cache rates and 1.5x output for the full request.

That's true, but a lot of the time the best version is available on a blu ray you can buy.

It’s not helped that the headline is cutoff in a pretty unfortunate way

This might be when it's better to not use the API and just pay for the flat-rate subscription.

I am on a Hisense A7cc. I think it's actually a much better experience than using traditional Chrome/Firefox, especially with scrolling as you say.

For Linux, why not use one of the many tiling window managers?

There is also a transflective lcd portable monitor: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/radiant-world-s-first-tra...

Video from MyDeepGuide: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NXLwc0eJZsw

Do you have a link to this? Does this mean that say Google Play, Youtube Music, and Youtube will keep working but just limited in what it can do?

Guessing the author means that you can dock it and play on a TV/monitor in your house in addition to being portable for taking around.

What do you use the touchscreen for on ChromeOS? I basically never used the touch screen on my Chromebook until the beta with Android app support.

Blink is a fork of webkit so it supports webkit prefixes anyways.

Probably not, since it requires a bit more work than just a keyboard you can buy. I would say something like the CODE Keyboard, WASD Keyboard, or Ducky Shines are good and reliable keyboards.

In addition to the Ergodox, Massdrop has another keyboard that requires soldering available right now, which resembles the shape of the HHKB.

https://www.massdrop.com/buy/infinity-keyboard-kit

Probably, but since it is the one of the first to market, if not the first, it's not unusual for it to cost more than what is really reasonable for most people.

Yes, it is an irc client but on the front page

>With a ZNC bounce

which implies that they want you to connect to a bouncer. In which case, those two I linked to are clients as well, just it having a bouncer built in.

Sometimes it's useful to have a preview so you can make sure formatting is all correct and you didn't make a mistake somewhere when writing it. I just think of it of a way to make sure everything is done correctly.

irssi, textual, or IRCCloud (if you care about a mobile client as well) would be good. Textual over Limechat because it is a forked version of Limechat and is much improved in terms of functionality.

The reason irccloud is popular is that it is simple to set up and there is a really great mobile client. No one really needs another web based client, even if it is free; there are plenty of alternatives for that such as ircanywhere[1] or Convos[2]. I'm really not sure who this is for.

[1] http://ircanywhere.com/

[2] https://github.com/Nordaaker/convos

I'd agree about the web client but what's atrocious about the Android app?

Apple shows the "Meanings" panel for me.

Might as well pay a bit more and get a seedbox. Most VPS won't all you to torrent in their TOS.

Seems good although Quartz (http://qz.com/) daily newsletter seems more than enough for me.

Seems to have less programs but might be easier to work with.

I still find sketch better for vectors though.

The iPad Air isn't really a unique form factor; its just thin and light.

I wouldn't want to have to use my fingerprint every time I unlock an iPad.

How about a tiling manager like i3 or awesome?

This is really similar to what Google Apps have used for a few years now.

Well, not all videos will work with the HTML5 player.