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I used to think about it a lot when I was younger because it seemed so unfair that life comes to an end. As I've gotten older (and closer to the inevitable) I think about it less. Hopefully you'll get to the point you realise worrying about something you can't change isn't productive use of the time you have left. That doesn't mean you shouldn't do what you can to eat well, keep fit and put off that final reckoning as much as you can.

I don't think Google drive supports encryption.

Isn't he named after: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Stamets

Your build artefacts will already be in RAM as the kernel will utilise any spare for the block cache. The block cache is evicted using a least recently used (LRU) basis when the system is under memory pressure. Using ram based filesystems is basically bypassing the kernel and reducing it's flexibility to make the best use of spare RAM in the system.

To be fair those aren't bad choices. I would certainly recommend the Shawshank redemption, I've seen it many times and it hasn't gotten old.

Very mediative.

The new charge of endangering life might have some effect although as I understand it the smugglers often nominate one of the travellers to "drive" the boat until it is picked up. I'm confused about the denying citizenship clause though. The last 14 years the Tories where complaining that human rights legislation meant they couldn't deny asylum to people based on the way they got to the country. What changed?

Finally! I can see why Arm might have been tetchy about QC getting a subsidised server class chip but they could have just waited until the renegotiation of the architecture license. God knows how much bad blood has been created between them and one of their most prolific silicon shippers.

The OSI have had a go: https://opensource.org/ai/open-source-ai-definition

I'm usually wary of hot takes of developing situations but he obviously knows his stuff. Very clear explanation, very professional response from the controllers who must be in shock in the moments after.

I just spec a machine up to the defined limit and then buy it, install and claim back on expenses. I'm fact "do I have root on my machine" is one of my standard interview questions.

Their paper outlines the training process but doesn't supply the actual data or training code. There is a project on huggingface: https://huggingface.co/blog/open-r1 that is attempting a fully open recreation based on what is public.