a lot of websites that never bothered to provide a REST API are now exposing MCP server because it has become popular, and you can use those servers to write normal automation for yourself, without plugging in any LLM etc

Demonstrate the ability to cryopreserve and recover live wild-type mice with high viability.

> 06 - Somatic limb regeneration

Demonstrate the ability to regenerate lost limbs in adult wild-type mice.

Interesting, but looks like these problems are proposed in September 2026, unlike original 7 Millennium Prize Problems of Maths

but archlinux project probably deserved it instead of omarchy

(linux kernel already has enough funding i guess, so they don't need this)

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Can someone explain me, how are they going to profit off this? they can't expect to show ads to linux users right?

Encrypt: sops encrypt --input-type dotenv --output-type dotenv .env > secrets.enc.env

then rm .env

You can then run your script/dev with: sops exec-env secrets.enc.env 'docker xxxx' (it will ask you for your password, or touch-id to decrypt the secrets)

I like this because this way the .env doesn't sit in the directory at all, and is only passed to your dev environment and stays in it while it's running

Decrypt back to a file (if you ever want that): sops decrypt secrets.enc.env > .env

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Well ofc, any agent can do docker inspect to get all those env vars, but atleast reading the dotfiles won't do anything

you can also edit the file with: sops --input-type dotenv --output-type dotenv secrets.enc.env

Example:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-68099669

and there were many more

(example: NetworkChuck, Primeagen? and a few others)

also, archlinux is much easier to install nowadays with archinstall [1], so i'm not sure you really need another opinionated layer on top of it

[1] - https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Archinstall

I wouldn't trust any password manager or critical applications like this written after 2024

bitwarden/KeePassXC are already more than enough

according to https://www.whois.com/whois/twitterwebviewer.com

Looks fine, they don't care about the notices i guess

https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/13/23637401/samsung-fake-moo...

Source?

but

Qwen 3.8 27B is dropping this week...

prompt-cache won't work with these

> When deployed, NeMo Switchyard can intelligently direct each request to the most capable and suitable model for the job

How do routers like this handle prompt caching when you send the second request?

Sticky models per session? but then the second message of that session won't be sent to a suitable model, and will only be sent to the same model as previous one.

So this was the comparison, for me the title was a bit confusing

> On the 128 GB M5 Max, clean end-to-end image+audio and embedded-video+audio renders completed in 74.58 and 76.99 seconds respectively, each with about a 40.1 GB peak physical footprint and zero swaps.

Looks like it uses 40GB? So your 96GB mac setup should work fine i guess (Model itself is 33B)