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This is a good article, but the arrows in the table are a bit confusing at first glance.

I regard this yet another unintuitive Itanium quirk that makes it failed.

So it's basically failing on - necessary atomicity for filesystem operation - annoying path & string encoding - inertia for historical behaviors

OpenAI had worse models (GPT 5.2 and 5.4) at that time. But now the tables have turned. Would Anthropic face a similar situation since Opus 4.7 falls below expectations?

Those interested in this type of work can also visit https://cfallin.org/blog/2024/08/28/weval/ . The difference is that they use this technique to derive an AOT compiler.

It's a great move. The early development of Rust aimed to support Servo. However, it's still disappointing that the script engine uses SpiderMonkey, which is purely C++.

Keychron's firmwares are not fully opensourced. This makes me hesitant to buy one.

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