Infuriating website UX, you really must add the scrollbar back. Apple do shiny things like this but they know you can't get rid of the scrollbar and piss people off trying to look at information

I'm so glad I stayed on Sequoia, gonna wait this mess out

Could be a long wait. Mail is the one app I care most about and it's been broken in different ways since Catalina, along with issues in Photos, Music, etc. Might as well go to Linux where it's at least possible to fix the high priority issues.

Stayed on Catalina for a few versions, if I was stuck for 4 years it would be fine. 2027 is the YOTLD ;)

Amusingly, the WebBridge video demo[0] shows the model incorrectly including the answers into the question field

[0]: https://www.kimi.com/features/webbridge

My 12 year old 3DMM masterpiece was "Super Poo in the Super Loo". I was surprised this wasn't more popular, so much fun

Is this ... an Android laptop? I can't recall if Files icon on ChromeOS matches the Android version.

Its exciting to see, but look at the die size for only an 8b model

Run server with ollama, use Continue extension configured for ollama

I'd stay away from ollana, just use llama.cpp; it is more up date, better performing and more flexible.

But you can't just switch between installed models like in ollama, can you?

llama-swap? https://www.nijho.lt/post/llama-nixos/

It's a practical approach, I used vagrant many years ago mostly successfully. I also explored the docker-in-docker situation recently while working on my own agentic devcontainer[0]- the tradeoffs are quite serious if you are building a secure sandbox! Data exfil is what worries me most, so I spent quite some time figuring out a decent self-contained interactive firewall. From a DX perspective, devcontainer-integrated IDEs are quite a convenient workflow, though docker has its frustrating behaviours

[0]: https://github.com/replete/agentic-devcontainer

An easy switch for an individual, for an organization the ecosystem is typically too much to give up. Hopefully this changes in a few years.

Organizations are composed of individuals, if your organization is tied to a specific IDE to be able to function, that seems like a huge problem.

Ecosystem.

If your organization's "ecosystem" is tied to a specific editor, your organization has major issues.

Do some companies/orgs mandate which editor to use? Is this usually big companies? Which countries?

They are focusing on an Azure migration for then next 2 years...