A recent surge in traffic has caused a website to become unavailable due to “Too Many Requests” errors. The issue occurred when an unusually high volume of users attempted to access the site, overwhelming its resources. This can be attributed to various factors such as increased popularity, technical issues, or marketing campaigns. To resolve this … Read more
A health report has revealed that Gene Hackman’s property in Santa Fe, New Mexico, was a breeding ground for hantavirus. Eight detached outbuildings were found to be infested with dead rodents and their nests, posing a significant risk to those who visited the property. An environmental assessment conducted by the New Mexico Department of Public … Read more
Microsoft researchers have created a lightweight 1-bit large language model (LLM) called BitNet b1.58 2B4T, which is small enough to run efficiently on some CPUs, including the Apple M2 chip. This innovative model uses 1-bit weights with only three possible values: -1, 0, and +1, reducing memory consumption by a significant amount compared to mainstream … Read more
Lando Norris says he’s “on the right track” for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after setting the pace in Friday practice. The British driver led his team-mate Oscar Piastri by 0.163 seconds, despite a crash for Red Bull’s Yuki Tsunoda during the second session. Norris has admitted to not being comfortable with the new McLaren … Read more
China and Cambodia have agreed to build safe and stable supply chains together, with a focus on transportation infrastructure. The two countries also signed a deal on the construction of a major canal project in Cambodia, which aims to transform the country’s economic fortunes. The canal, valued at $1.16 billion, will be financed through a … Read more
Walking at a brisk pace may reduce the risk of heart rhythm problems. A recent study published in BMJ Heart analyzed data from over 420,000 UK participants who reported their walking speeds. The researchers found that those who walked faster had lower risks of atrial fibrillation and ventricular arrhythmias. The study defined slow, average, and … Read more
The world’s most consumed grain, rice, is becoming increasingly toxic due to rising temperatures and carbon dioxide emissions, posing a significant risk to the health of billions of people. A new study published in The Lancet found that climate change will increase levels of arsenic in rice grains, leading to higher risks of cancers, heart … Read more
SmackDown airs live tonight from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, marking the final episode of the seven-week build towards WrestleMania 41. John Cena returns to WWE programming after a brief hiatus, and his heel turn has cooled off fast over the last six weeks. Cena’s heel transformation began with his infamous promo on Raw, … Read more
Astronomers at the W.M. Keck Observatory have made a groundbreaking discovery that challenges our current understanding of galaxy formation in the universe. A new ultra-diffuse galaxy, FCC 224, has been found to be devoid of dark matter, which is a fundamental component assumed to be necessary for galaxies to form. Located approximately 60-65 million light-years … Read more
Law professor Aziz Huq warns that President Trump’s actions have opened up a constitutional pathway for opponents. In his book “The Rule of Law: A Very Short Introduction,” Huq emphasizes the importance of checks and balances in a democracy. Trump’s government by spite has created an environment where the Constitution can be used to challenge … Read more