The human mind wonders and takes time to dream autonomously. Perhaps the llm.c we need for the next breakthrough addresses rounds of meditation in it's training in order to provoke more reason alike features to the NextGen LLM.
Interesting I have the same task, can you share your tools? My goal is to detect if documents contain GDPR sensitive parts or are copies of official documents like ID's and driving licenses etc - would be great to reuse your work!
You can create Plantuml diagrams without the server locally using this small Docker ( https://github.com/lrvl/text-to-bmp ) and use "make docker-plantuml"
Microsoft showing it's totalitarian real character again. So happy that Minetest[1] exists and gives that warm Open Source glow, just knowing that your using Microsoft free software and it works fine on Linux too.
IoT devices can execute short lived actions by calling remote Functions. The provider wants complete isolation and wipes these micro VMs after every few seconds and let's the user pay for use. The response from these can be anything, voice, data or API responses.
In production since the first Release of FreeBSD in our Research company. We layered our storage to disconnect hardware Lifecycles from OS. The spinning disks are pooled together using ScaleIO and provided to FreeBSD on ESX as physical devices which live forever through each EOL cycle of the hardware every five up to eight years. We have been serving ten PetaBytes for 15 years without hiccups. We expose SMB3/NFS4 and S3 and have nightly DR to mirror sites using ZFS binary difference Send and Receive cronjobs which are fully automated and monitored. Basically the ScaleIO SDS servers can be replaced during daytime while the upper layer keeps going on for HPC and thousands of other jobs. Since hardware provides more capacity after each Lifecycle we can increase the ZFS pool on the fly and have the most profound 24/7 storage environment without any major interruptions for 15 YEARS and counting. Our partners are having multiple outages due Lustre and other problems, my 2c
Someone made a version with a buffer which only has a fixed size context history so it stays in constant speed mode. It will only focus on the latest questions.
Corporate networks will happily do DPI on TLS, no so much with SSH. So this 'error' of GitHub might be intentional in order to mold everything into something which they can monitor.
The ISO mirrors of every Linux / BSD* have been successful for decades. Decentralized repositories could solve many problems. Add Bittorrent as acceptable usage pattern like the free AI community is using to solve it even further, the Internet was not designed to be centralized IMHO.
MinIO has millions of installations according to the documentation. If this is the building block in your favorite cloud is mostly hidden and unknown to users.
FreeBSD usage is mostly hidden behind very large storage environments. Think PB scale HPC and NetApp (the glorified FreeBSD with some sellable added complexity), all running FreeBSD at it's core.