Thanks for checking out the docs! We used a hybrid workflow: Antigravity IDE paired with Jules for asynchronous sub-tasks (like spinning up isolated unit tests and docs in parallel containers).
Having a strict test-first harness where every PR has to run against real PDF byte fixtures (zero mocks) and compile across CLI, WASM, and MCP kept the codebase consistent even when moving fast.
Thanks for your reply. Will look into Jules [0] [1].
Are you using Antigravity IDE v2.5.5 that hasn't been updated since 2026-08-13 and that supports 3 legacy models + Gemini Flash 3.8? I assume you're using Gemini Flash 3.8?
Netflix works fine with the device directly connected to the TV. With a long hdmi-cable (5m+) + an usbc-to-hdmi converter you can keep de phone/pad in your hands. Using a short (≤2m) hdmi-usbc cable you probably need to put the device next to the TV. I bring either when traveling to watch TV in hotels rooms.
FWIW, a Nintendo Switch USB-C to HDMI cable with power input travels well for this, albeit a bit bulky.
This one puts the charger input at the HDMI end where the TV and presumably outlets are, so power comes to your video playing device over the USB-C at your device end.
In 1955, Zenith introduced the Flash-matic: world's first wireless remote control, so people wouldnt need to have a really long wire connecting their remote to their television.
CloudNativePG supports Kubernetes Local Storage as one of its main features [0]
Persistent volume management, including:
Support for Local Persistent Volumes with PVC templates.
Reuse of Persistent Volumes storage in Pods.
Separate volumes for WAL files and tablespaces.
Chapter Temporary PostgreSQL Cluster Degradation [1] describes how to set it up and starts with this
> While the standard approach ensures service reliability and leverages Kubernetes' self-healing capabilities, there are scenarios where operating with a temporarily degraded cluster may be acceptable. This is particularly relevant for PostgreSQL clusters relying on node-local storage, where the storage is local to the Kubernetes worker node running the PostgreSQL database. Node-local storage, or simply local storage, is employed to enhance performance.
Too late to edit, now including AA-omni Score [0] and 'by Domain' Software Engineering [1]. Also added comparison to the eyeballs-median of the 'top 10' models and then you see that indeed Mistral Large 4 Preview scores miserable in the AA-Omni indices.
Inte Cost AA- Omni
llig per Omni Softw
Open Weight model ence Speed Task score Eng
Mimo-V.26-Pro 46 47 $0.13 8 33
GLM-5.3 (max) 45 73 $2.01 14 37
DeepSeek 4.1 Flash Max 39 227 $0.27 -5 34
Mistral Large 4 Preview 38 116 $1.13 -5 5
Closed/proprietary ~50 110- $1.50- ~43 ~85
median top 10 242 $7.50
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