The article talks about the wonders of bucky balls and nanotubes - does anyone know what useful stuff has come out of those yet? I think I heard there's some work on nanotubes coming up on transistors in the next gen of chips? Not sure what bucky balls and other fullerenes are being used for? (I remember originally there was talk of lubricants?)

I'm glad you figured it out...I don't see a map to put a pin into.

Nice! I'm running on CPU only, so it's interesting to compare - the Magistral-Small-2506_Q8_0.gguf runs at under 2 tokens/s on my 16 core, but your UD-IQ2_XXS gets about 5.5 tokens/s which is fast enough to be useful - but it does hallucinate a bit more and loop a little; but still actually pretty good for something so small.

Swearing is very location dependent, as a Brit, and a northern one at that, peppering a few swear words in may not be that unusual. This can, erm how shall we put it, 'surprise' some others.

Yeh I think a lot of security screwups are also in error handling paths. This article gave me two terms I'd not heard before - 'Happy-case castrophic failures' - is a great one, and lower down there is 'goodput'.