More of a navigator for the 'scape of the net.

as a long-time windows user who has fairly recently switched to linux - windows has a few rough edges too (and feels like it's getting increasingly rougher). Having recently switched I don't feel like things have changed much for me in terms of jankiness/broken-ness (and maybe linux is slightly better, for the subset of tools and programs I am using?).

the KEYBOARD! on my windows 11 laptop often fails to work after coming out of sleep...

The trace is interesting. The training cut-off according to the model is nearly a year old though.

Gemini 3.0's cutoff is January. I think you can get away with it if the model has good search/tool use capability.

interestingly windsurf have done this (I'm not sure how frontier this model is...but it's their own model) https://windsurf.com/blog/windsurf-wave-9-swe-1 but AFAIK cursor have not.

Herman Lamm sounds like he was pretty unlucky on his final heist https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herman_Lamm#Death

I'm not sure what you're suggesting here, but the local versions you can download and run kind of show it's its own thing. I think it was trained on some synthetic data from OpenAI and have also seen reports of it identifying itself as GPT4-o too.

Seeing like a state is a very though-provoking book which I thoroughly enjoyed. I should give it a re-read.

DBeaver has what I think you're describing (at least for me with Postgres) - when browsing tables in the 'data' view, and also for query results there is a little icon beside a data field that is a FK, and you can click it to go to the related row. Not quite the full diagram thing you're describing but I think it can do a lot more than I am aware of.