If you can't make it to Congress go to one of the hacker camps in the summer.

I was at WHY and it was even better!

They don't have it. They aimed for it. However:

"Google deletes net-zero pledge from sustainability website"

as noticed by the Canadian National Observer

https://www.nationalobserver.com/2025/09/04/investigations/g...

Bookmarklet:

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well, this one does not run Cloud-native!

Also, its not sure if it supports AI? :-D

No kidding. Two analytics scripts for such a stupid page.

The weights got released on huggingface now.

https://huggingface.co/MiniMaxAI/MiniMax-M2.1

Should a website be able to crash a browser?

This us why I consider sailing to be the best way of travelling the world: You're slow to begin with and the wind dictates your plans. You really don't want to be motoring. Instead you have time to experience the land, the people and the ocean. Preferably without being online constantly.

This is why I love cycling so much.

I'm wondering if using an electric caravan is a similarly good option for slow travelling on land. It would force you to you stop after less than 300 kilometers, unfold the solar panels on the roof, wait a day or two (perhaps also catch some rain using the roof) and then continue.

Another, less romantic option would be to recharge it somewhere faster ;-)

I find it odd to give a company access to my source code. Why would I do that? It's not like they should be trusted more than necessary.

I‘m going to try running it on two Strix Halo systems (256GB RAM total) networked via 2 USB4/TB3 ports.

Curious to see how this works out for you. Let us know.

Also curious with two Strix Halo machines at the ready for exactly this kind of usage

Don't wait for me. Donato Capitella has done this and created videos on his youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@donatocapitella

That's GLM 4.6 tho, not 4.7?

Still, informative. And stupidly I'd seen this video before. It sounds like the TLDR is: not quite.

It will probably be very similar in terms of speed.

Very cool, happy to find out about Fuzix running on these dirt cheap SoCs (I paid 0.57€ per RP2040-Zero clone earlier this year!) And someone is even working on adding TCP/IP. I’m assuming there’s no memory protection between processes due to no MMU. It would be great to be able to use the USB port for the serial connection instead of having to connect pins for a serial port connection.

There’s also https://github.com/tvlad1234/pico-rv32ima for people who are into this kind of stuff, but it requires adding SPI RAM.

How did you manage to pay that low, that's less then I pay per rp2040 MCU without any peripheral

It was on AliExpress in the coin store. With shipping.