No point having tax breaks if you don't make a profit. And Anthropic are very, very far away from being profitable.

Especially with the Chinese open weight models being on average only about 5 months behind Anthropic's frontier models.

Their business plan is cooked.

It's just PR to try and buy some goodwill before the IPO, and possibly a way to squirrel away some cash before they inevitably go bankrupt in late 2027/early 2028.

https://www.wheresyoured.at/de...

Thanks, but I can confirm that this gsettings technique does not work in Ubuntu 26.10.

Nice snark, but Wayland simply isn't ready for primetime. It has too many bugs. It is missing too many features. I spend too much time working around it's jank.

Keyboard shortcuts failing after coming back from a screen lock is the last straw.

X is at least stable. Maybe I'll retry wayland in 5 years time.

I've been thinking it might be time to return back to X from Wayland.

Amazing. Ubuntu (or Gnome) have broken the shortcut I use the most in Stonking Stingray.

Even since Gnome Shell was released, I've always used the Super key to show the app overview, however not only has that been disabled in this release, but I also can no longer set the Super key to do anything on it's own in the new keyboard shortcut settings.

Fan-bloody-tastic.

Setting it to Super-Q worked briefly - until the screen lock came on, and then that didn't work either.

I think I need a list of projects that aren't vibe-coded.

It's the same needle device. The "new" bit is it measures ketones as well as glucose. The old ones just measured glucose.

Whisper seems to have been the standard for language translation for a while now...

Sorry, no haven't tried to setup a feature like that.

Really sounds a lot like the arguments used to keep that nasty black rap music out of the charts back in the 80s...

to all the incoming Florida man stories.

I use searchxng as a self hosted meta search engine crawler which gives me fast and sane results.

Docker container is only about 40mb, and it just does what you want a search engine to do. Very configurable.

https://github.com/searxng/sea...

The rxscanner is a very cheap portable spectrometer, so it is probably a near IR or short wave IR device with quite poor spectral resolution.

On top of that, there is a lot of clutter in those spectral bands, not to mention measurement problems caused by varying reflectivity and light levels between samples taken in the wild

So it isn't as simple as taking a scan and comparing the spectra you measure to a database, there is a lot of noise.

Machine learning/AI models to help with this are quite common in this field, and have been around for decades to help with spectral library lookups - long before the current LLM hype phase.

Sounds like you haven't figured out the --context-size flag. Carry on.

Haven't they invented home insurance in Florida yet?

I guess then no one should build anything.

Silly consumer. Don't you realize it's your civic duty to purchase product?

It doesn't matter what it is, just purchase product.

After you've received product, discard product and purchase next product. Quality of product isn't relevant to the conversation.

What are you, some sort of commie trying to collapse the US economy?