This is probably possible but I have the feeling that the real reason that makes the Cerebras system so powerful (according to themselves) is that it is highly specialized for deep learning (so fast matrix multiplications and pretty much nothing else?). GPUs are more flexible. NVIDIA and AMD could probably improve their AI performance significantly by removing everything that is not needed for deep learning (so no more graphics, crypto, ...).

That reminds me a clever technique used by ancient explorers.
While crossing the African Savanna they would carry an anvil on their back.
If they are attacked by a lion then they can drop the anvil and run faster.

And the original scientific paper has absolutely nothing to do with neutron stars (except for a single bibliographical reference in the introduction). Typical pseudo-journalist sensationalism.

I do not see why that would be considered a critical bug. No privilege escalation and no remote DOS. Basically, someone found a new way for programmers to crash their own code. It must be fixed of course but this is a rather mundane issue. It seems to me that Tuxcare, the company that found the second bug, is trying to make the buzz.

Actually, that is 23h 56m 04s so 3m54s = 236s less than 24h. And if you multiply 236 by 365.24 you get 86197s = 23h56m36s ~= 24h which makes sense since during a full year, one day is caused by the rotation of Earth around the Sun and the rest by the rotation of Earth around its axis.

You need to remember that the Moon is made of cheese and under the sunlight, the surface melts a little thus making it sticky and allowing the astronauts to walk.

Easy. An hypotenuse is an old horse that was sold 9 times.

That one is even more appropriate
https://64.media.tumblr.com/fd...

as shown by thy photo https://qstar.ai/content/image...

The problem is more likely that the message is too short to be validated. The original message has 13 characters and the 'decrypted' output is only 4 characters long with 1 'error' (KAYE vs KAYR). Assuming that each character can be a letter or a digit (so 36 possibilities), the number of possible messages is 36*36*36*36 = 1,679,616. The number of messages that are 1 characters from KAYE is 4*35 = 140. In practice, that means that the probability to get something like KAYR by luck is 140/1679616 = 1/12000. That may seem a lot until you consider that he probably tried several 'trifid' keys until he got KAYR. With enough tries it may be possible to get any result you want. For example, after 50 attempts you get 'KANG' and you can accuse Elvis Presley. If your 96th attempt gives you 'BUZH' then you can accuse George W Bush etc etc
Eventually, the relevant question is Why should the key that gives KAYR be used over the one that gives KANG or BUZH?

polkit (or policykit) is not part of systemd so I am not sure why systemd is mentioned in the article. As far as I know, this is not even a dependency of systemd.

This is obvious in the video. The object disappeared at the exact moment its center touched the horizon. He was hidden by Earth curvature like all distant objects. It looks big in the video because the intense heat (probably from a jet engine) causes glare in the infrared camera.

This is because 14 is probably the most boring number ever invented. It is not prime nor has a large number of divisors like 12. This is not a lucky or unlucky number. I do not even remember the last time I used 14. Go in a shop and try to find an item with a price of $14. You won't find any. I think that 14 is a scam invented by scientists because they needed something to fit between 13 and 15.

I do not think that we have to worry for that yet:
Mass of the Martian Atmosphere (mostly CO2) = 25,000,000,000,000 kg
Mass of the CO produced by the MOXIE experiment in 1 hour = 0.012 kg = 12 g

For the future Mars mission, the plan is to have a bigger device capable of transforming 3kg of CO2 into 1kg of O2 + 2 kg of CO per hour during a full year. At that rate, it would take 950 millions years to transform the whole Martian atmosphere. It is also worth noting that if a mass scale production was attempted then the CO would have to be separated from the O2 because the two gases naturally react to form ... you guess it ... CO2.

FTP support was recently removed from Firefox nightly and it will soon be officially removed in Firefox 90.
https://blog.mozilla.org/addon...