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Use this bookmarklet to rotate the hue by +20. You can use it multiple times in a row:

    javascript:(()=>{const e=document.documentElement;let n=parseFloat(e.dataset.hue||"0")+20;if(n>=360)n-=360;e.dataset.hue=n;e.style.filter=n?"hue-rotate("+n+"deg)":""})()

It works best if you add it to your bookmark shortcut list.

Sorry for the previous one, it was too long.

Recommendation: add the two daily puzzles of Sunflowersgame: https://sunflowersgame.com/

Slop. Pure slop. Result: 10gbit is faster than 1gbit. Hooray!

How else do you want to reproduce a model if you don't have the training data?

Does this also affect GrapheneOS?

I agree. Give me a Pi Zero with 256MB RAM for $10. Or 128MB RAM for $5.

There is some overlap, see FUZIX for the RP2040 for example.

The most amazing thing about the Zero was that it was 5€

Even at 10€ it was tantalizing. Please, give us something in that price range.

Recommended reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Diamond_Age

Can I use it with Open-Webui instead of Apache Tika?

Well, most of the time I email with people whom I’ve sent emails before. It would be a big win.

Please let us know!

If they are created using AI, they could be made secure at the same time.

The PS Vita has a sweet 960x544 OLED

For those who aren’t aware: The game was originally released on Nintendo 64 in 1998.

I'm pretty sure you can close the editor on the left and the settings on the right.

But Irfanview for Linux would be pretty sweet!

He's right though. We'll run out of vulnerabilities eventually.

Is anyone porting it to other VR standalone headsets?

Perhaps Chainguard will be the last to receive the next bug report.

GLM 5.3 works just fine.

They will if you use a supported OS.

Agreed. 23b active parameters isn't flash in my book.

At 428B it can still fit on 2x 128GB machines at 4bpw, which is nice.

What about all the games that never got finished (despite being fun) because the designer gave up on their development?

I think many people have given up on email security and want users to use instant messaging instead for secure message exchange.

If they rotate the private key frequently, they need to keep all old keys in order to decrypt the messages. If they keep reusing the private key, why make new certificates all the time?

This only applies to browsers. In mail programs you don't want to force the users to deal with their keychains constantly. Also you will potentially have a ton of keys after a couple of years that you have to keep in order to decrypt old mails (if you don't want to reuse the key every year).

But with S/MIME you can just add your certificate in a mail header, it's pretty painless.

It's a project based on vLLM, explain why you consider it a total game changer?

No, a cluster consists of 4x SM100, and $38 profit is per card, so after 10 months you already have $1.0 million.

I haven't accounted for 7 hours of peak-pricing per workday.

Of course, you won't have 100% utilization.

For four cards at 100% utilization it's $4712 per workday and $3648 per day on the weekends and holidays.

It's a shame that now, where S/MIME is a feature of pretty much every mail app, noone uses it outside of businesses. Opportunistic encryption between mail servers isn't good enough.

We really need a CA that does for mail what Let's encrypt has done for HTTP:

The CA needs to provider proper S/MIME certificates:

- free like Let's Encrypt

- duration of 1 year or longer and

- users generate their own keys