I used supplements with N-acetylcysteine (NAC) to quit smoking a few years ago and it was a surprisingly smooth experience.

Decided to go cold turkey and started taking them a few weeks in advance - and even before the planned date I suddenly started losing the urge to smoke.

AFAIK recent research indicates it helps with addiction to multiple other substances including alcohol.

Never tried OpenCode Go so I am interested. How does their pricing compare to paying DeepSeek directly, by the way?

They have flat fees, so it's the best deal around by far. Basically for $5 first month then $10/mo after that. If you're doing tons of heavy work, it struggles because they throttle the model inference and for good reason. I mean it's cheap! But if you want a place to try models for nearly nothing and aren't doing 6 sessions in parallel it works fine.

Yeah, I’ve rarely seen throttling unless fanning out to a ton of agents

How many tokens are you getting, roughly?

They've recently added a ton of detail to the pricing page, but you'll have to calculate out tokens/month from that: https://opencode.ai/docs/go/#usage-limits

Supposed to get $60 worth.

For deepseek-v4-flash: a shitton of tokens for $5.

I'm sorry if I'm wrong, but this feels like two robots talking to eachother, lol

beep boop? lol. Dead internet theory in real time?

Is there a convenient way to use this on iOS? AFAIK Google Search and Maps only show rather basic information.

I searched a bit and seems like the answer is no besides this web app https://deepmind.google.com/science/weatherlab

> WeatherNext 3 will power weather features in Google Search, the Gemini app and Google Maps, as well as the Google Maps Weather API and Google Earth Engine.

https://dataconomy.com/2026/09/04/weathernext-3-ai-forecasts...

So I assume the main way would be googling "weather Los Angeles" and it will be powered by the WeatherNext 3 models

They also open sourced the last one and are doing B2B/enterprise arrangements so maybe other weather apps are experimenting with it.

Last time they have only shipped the model on web in mobile...

Mobile app would be awesome.

+1 Great app, had no spam calls going through since installing it.

Maybe Delta Chat?

UX feels less polished yet snappier than Element-Matrix and the project seems pretty active.

https://delta.chat/

AdGuard works fine for me, on YouTube as well.

Looks better than expected.

I just wish the address bar were expanding fully to the right when selected, with the "Show Full Address" setting on and right-side vertical tabs. Otherwise, one has to jump around the visible part of the address bar in order to find the right part.

Edit: details.

You can right-click on any part of the top bar and select 'remove'

I am not sure how this is relevant?

I am talking about limited width of the address bar (when it’s part of the right column with tabs, taking a third of screen’s width at max), not its height or any other elements.

Proton Pass. Not ideal but actively developing and IMO its UX is way better than what I had with Bitwarden.

I think once url matching is added (which is now on their roadmap[1]), I'll try making the switch from my current password manager.

[1]: https://proton.me/blog/pass-roadmap-spring-summer-2026

Personal anecdote --- Proton Pass very quickly went from worse than Bitwarden to better with more reliable auto-fill.

Doesn’t it cost much more than BW? I don’t really understand if the main complaint is people worrying about losing the free option (which hasn’t even happened)

Not sure it makes sense on its own at $5 a month (currently discounted so $3), but as part of the Proton Ultimate package which gives you mail, VPN etc in addition it's not bad in my view. YMMV.

Worked well for me, I use it for non-critical web accounts and such. KeePass for the few core accounts etc.

Personal anecdote: removing a lower wisdom tooth that was close to the jaw nerve nearly cured my tinnitus back in the day.

The surgeon dentist was really surprised by this and could not evoke any similar cases in their practice before mine.

I think I should remove my wisdom tooth too

It's interesting that worked. It reminds me of Scott Adams' story where he lost his voice due to spasming and got it back through surgery that cut one of the nerves involved.

(https://www.brainandlife.org/articles/spasmodic-dysphonia-re...)

I wish there were some updates about PWA support. Haven’t heard about progress on this since last August. Is it still in beta and only available on Windows?