Llama: update history for o1 and 1114

src/content/llama/a-history-of-llamas.md

@@ -201,3 +201,16 @@ how much impact they have in a retrospective:
  - **2024-06-20**: Anthropic releases Sonnet 3.5. Despite being the medium
    model, it's ranked higher for coding on lmsys than gpt-4o and user reviews
    vastly prefer its voice
+ - **2024-07-16**: Mistral releases codestral-mamba 7B, with up to 256k "tested"
+   tokens of support. Codestral-mamba 7B is under Apache 2.0, marking the first
+   major foundational model provider not using a transformers llama
+ - **2024-09-12**: OpenAI releases their o1 series. These models use hidden
+   autoregression to "reason" better across tasks. This has been well observed
+   before, but open llamas don't have access to reasoning-style data (expensive)
+ - **2024-10-22**: Anthropic releases a follow-up to Sonnet 3.5, with Sonnet 3.5
+   (new). Along with OpenAI's AMA, the industry trend seems to be towards medium
+   sized models as opposed to large ones (Gemini Ultra, Claude Opus, GPT-5).
+ - **2024-11-08**: Google finally releases an OpenAI-API compatible endpoint for
+   their gemini models, joining Mistral and Ollama in OpenAI-API compatibility
+ - **2024-11-14**: Gemini Exp 1114 breaks through chatbot arena, ahead of even
+   OpenAI's o1 models!

src/content/unix/docker-compose-to-podman-quadlet.md

@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ resources, leading to higher performance with minimal overhead compared to
 traditional virtual machines (like qemu).
 
 [Docker](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Docker_(software)) is the most widely
-used container and has been at the head of the industry for a while. It uses a
-daemon run by the root user to start its containers. This has long been a
+used container engine, and has been at the head of the industry for a while. It
+uses a daemon run by the root user to start its containers. This has long been a
 security concern, as a malicious entity that [breaks out of the container](
 https://pwning.systems/posts/escaping-containers-for-fun/) will have root access
 to the system!
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ I'm using archlinux for this example, but any systemd-based linux will work
 (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Redhat...). You might need to change a few of the
 user-creating commands on other systems.
 
-## New User
+## Creating a New User
 
 We will assume 2 users:
  - `emily` is an existing sudoer who's running a Docker Compose service