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Oh, so FP16 means FloatingPoint16? I'm glad to learn something today, thanks!

How can you calculate required VRAM from precision and parameter number?

Author here: I think another takeaway from this story (besides the importance of supply chain security management) is how crucial a defensive computer security architecture is. In a nuclear facility, the only thing that could have prevented these attacks are network segregation, password policies and similar measures.

By the way, IAEA has great guidance [1] on how to manage computer security in nuclear facilities. If you are interested, I encourage you to read it (or ask me about it).

[1] https://www-ns.iaea.org/downloads/security/security-series-d...

Actually you can fit your needs with Openstreetmap. People regularly upload public GPS traces that you can view - thus, get a rough idea of how popular a path is. But OSM also shows all the paths, so you can avoid beaten paths as well.

For Hungary, there is another which shows freight trains and single locomotives, too: https://iemig.mav-trakcio.hu/

No, Firefox doesn't technically run anything on your machine. It is only that some scripts can write shell code into the "middle click buffer" which the user can unintentionally execute later.