"sir their second model in under a week, we can't hold the users for much longer. We need to release something but what?"
"call Mr. Pichai, arrange a meeting with him"
Introducing Claude Sonnet 5.5, the second model in the Claude 5.5 family.
It’s a clear upgrade over Sonnet 5, runs more than 30% faster, and costs up to 30% less for most work.
@DejaRu22 Avatar 2 on it might've just been the best movie experience i've ever had. You have to watch it in 3D 4K HDR with High Refresh Rate, just as Cameron intended lol.
Normies are completely lost. These guys have been trying to decompile this wii game for years and to this day they refuse to use AI because "muh AI slop"
The most important technological advancement in human HISTORY has been which can 1000x your productivity, but no I wont useit
Electron is one of Windows 11's biggest RAM offenders, and Discord's latest idea is to build a Game Mode to reduce background usage rather than abandon the framework.
Previously, Discord said it would restart itself when its RAM usage reaches 4GB.
Discord is now working on a new Game Mode that automatically reduces animations and visual effects when it detects you’re playing a game, so the app doesn’t waste CPU and GPU while your game is running.
That’s good, but it avoids the bigger problem: RAM management.
Discord is one of Windows 11’s biggest RAM offenders because it is built on Electron, which means the app brings a Chromium-based runtime along with the chat client.
Discord has already admitted the app can balloon past 4GB of RAM, and it previously tested automatically restarting itself when memory usage crosses that mark.
The new Game Mode focuses on CPU and GPU usage, not memory. That matters because RAM is now one of the most expensive parts of a PC again, and Microsoft, OEMs, and users are all being forced back into the reality of 8GB and 16GB machines.
Discord says its Electron upgrades improved CPU usage, and Game Mode is still a useful idea. Animations and effects shouldn’t compete with games. But if the app still needs a browser runtime to exist on Windows, the bigger performance question remains untouched.
It's about time Windows developers stop cooking Electron apps and eat RAM like it’s still cheap!
@wingedwork@itsdurreadan no the asymmetrical screen invites the user to interact with the phone and open it up. If the screen was symmetrically uniform, from just a glance the average user would think its a regular iPhone
android foldables could have been out for another decade and you still wouldn't have seen the ingenuity from developers that you are seeing for the Duo even before it is publicly available
@neilcybart don't you think tracking-less AR glasses (I guess it wouldn't be considered AR?) are the best in between? Basically a heads-up display that you can talk to and can show you useful stuff while walking, etc. Easy to build and lightweight.