There is still the issue of mouse-clicks not registering. It could be anywhere. You click in a text box on a web page and the mouse doesn't get put there. Click an option in a piece of software and nothing happens. Try to double-click and the software/file doesn't open.

At this point I click something once then hit Enter about half the time since I know that will work.

This has been happening since Windows 10 so it's not specific to 11.

Eight gigs and constantly swapping.

No disagreement, but it's also worth noting that in general Netflix, being a B2C company, doesn't really have much by way of a sales group. I worked there for 12 years, and there was no Chief Revenue Officer, Sales team, or salespeople that I ever saw.

He had surgery for lung cancer this morning.

Clearly his god doesn't care about him or it wouldn't have let this happen.

Indeed, it could very well be a reinvention of Visual Source Safe.

And stoning you to death would be a blast. We could get the kids to join in. Put it on the socials so your disappointed family can see it.

The Bible has several instances where stoning is justified.

So don't worry about Sharia law. We already have the Christian Taliban trying to enforce their cult on everyone.

This is the one I have my eyes on, though I'd spend money if someone had packaged that with nice hardware for a complete set that I don't need to spend three days to set up.

Maybe Claude likes cruel and abusive behavior directed against it. Did Anthropic ever think of this?

You should be skipping unit tests, actually, and just plastering the project with e2e tests. Unit tests don't really help, unless you've had them written adversarially by a different model/agent based on the original spec. But if you're also able to be productive, you probably already know this.

That was the old, original business plan. You may not have noticed, but there's not been much talk of an IPO in the past month. The administration knocked down their attempts at regulatory capture (as did much of the industry). They missed the boat.

Not in decades, no. lol

Gemma 4 12B IT is a great model, but I'm increasingly disinterested in both Google's models and cloud models in particular.

I can run minicpm-v 4.7 at 300 tok/s on my local equipment (versus under 150 tok/s on qwen3.8 based models). LFM2.5 just released a 24B model that surpasses Qwen 3.6 in most benchmarks and does almost 180 tok/s on my M2 Ultra.

Local models are coming faster and deeper and it's almost impossible to even keep up with benchmark evaluations.

You're just looking at one axis of their capabilities.

They absolutely have gotten better, remarkably so, in the "desktop and visual use" categories. Coding? Not so much, since GPT5.5/Fable. Being able to create useful 3D models and animate them in blender, or create a fully scripted movie? Very much so.

No, you don't understand the business.

The business is harvesting training data: data that can be used to iteratively improve their models - billions of GB a day sent to them by users, data only they have.

Then they use that data mostly to do more research and create more investments and companies before their customers can make use of it.

Without buying into the conspiracy theory, but this is why I dislike these short lifetimes. It makes my otherwise 100% autonomous website dependent on an external party. I think I'll go back to also offer the site on unencrypted http instead of making an https redirect.