105 years ago, the Communist Party of China had fewer than 60 members. Today, that number has grown to 101 million with 5.4 million primary-level Party organizations. To keep this vast Party united and effective is a miracle. We’ve done it, we’re doing it, and we’ll do even better.

Qwen3.8-27B 105-200 tokens per second on a 5090? If you’re running agents or tool calls, cut it in half before you plan anything around it. Anything that only happens because of Multi-Token Prediction. 💀 Single-token decode of Qwen3.8-27B Q4_K_M on a 5090 is hard-capped at 105 tok/s by memory bandwidth. Higher numbers only appear when Multi-Token Prediction is enabled. MTP drafts multiple tokens per weight read. The output stays identical, but the bandwidth math changes. Acceptance rate is the real variable: - Prose to 0.71 to big speed-up - Tool calls/JSON to 0.34 to much smaller speed-up Based on this 24 GB card is : 51 t/s (no MTP) to 128 t/s (MTP prose) to 68 t/s (MTP agent) 200 tok/s is a prose benchmark. For agentic workloads, treat it as roughly half.

This fund pays a 105% distribution rate weekly, but how? Here is a breakdown of the YieldMax HOOD Option Income Strategy ETF $HOOY: $HOOY is an actively managed ETF that generates weekly income by selling call spreads on Robinhood $HOOD, while keeping some upside participation if the stock keeps climbing. It does not actually own HOOD shares. Launch: May 7, 2025 Total Assets: $131.50M NAV: $30.06 Distribution Rate: 105.60% 30-Day SEC Yield: 1.99% Expense Ratio: 0.99% Distribution Frequency: Weekly What makes it interesting: $HOOY has actually held up well, up about 56% since launch, because Robinhood stock has run hard and the fund keeps some of that upside. But the headline 105% rate is misleading: it is one weekly payout annualized, and the most recent distribution was 98% return of capital, meaning almost all of it was your own money handed back, not income. Disclosure: @YieldMaxETFs is a WOLF Financial partner. This is for informational purposes only, not financial advice.