They'll throw this together but still not sell you something you can stick in a rack ?

That seems to be the point: you leverage existing workstations on your corporate network and run compute batches at night while they're idle. You don't have to buy any extra servers for your low-priority AI workloads.

We were doing this decades ago with engineer's HP C3600s under their desks. It wasn't AI, just low-priority HPC / fluid stuff batched out to hundreds of workstations.

And on IRIX, SunOS, and DG-UX boxes too. Once Linux existed for a bit, they were added to the fold. The software to do this - Condor - is still maintained.

https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~danb/ref-v7.7.5/ref.html

That was the original pitch for Ian Murdock's Progeny startup in the late 90s: a Linux-based distributed filesystem for corporate desktops to boot into overnight for distributed computing.

Someone stole my fairphone 4, then threw it on the ground. So it seems like i'll keep it a while longer

Cool idea, Just a heads up, your google single sign on isn't very descriptive

> Grant permission to Platform [in progress]

> This will allow Platform [in progress] to see:

I did not know about it, but it's actually linked in the LLM friendly doc [1]. Seems like some rules around being able to use parsing tools such as regex, and general formatting.

[1]: https://llmstxt.org/