> When it dropped 21% recently and I pointed that out, some people were very annoyed.[1]

Someone was seemingly "annoyed" by an impatient end-user asking for an status update ("It's now next week. Waiting.") and nothing more. They didn't seem to be annoyed about that you pointed out a performance issue, and instead explained that their current focus is elsewhere.

In this way: https://imgur.com/a/PIkm7Eb

Using 132.0.2 (64-bit) on Arch Linux and I think the layout and everything else is rendering perfectly fine? Try disabling addons/extensions and/or use a private window, sometimes removal of ads can shift things around.

> Building out data centers feels like a far more difficult problem.

Is it really? I'm thinking it might be more time-and-money-involved than building a "LLM product" (guess you really meant models?), but in terms of experience, we (humanity) have decades of experience building data centers, while a few years (at most) experience regarding anything LLM.

Worth keeping in mind:

> Please remember jQuery UI is in a maintenance state: we’ll make sure the library is compatible with new jQuery releases and that security issues are fixed but no new significant feature work is planned. We’ll also try to fix important regressions from jQuery UI 1.12.1; older long-standing bugs may not get fixed. Note that this does not affect jQuery Core which is still actively maintained.

From the release notes of the latest release (October 30, 2024): https://blog.jqueryui.com/2024/10/jquery-ui-1-14-1-released/