I once again feel that a comparison to humans is fitting.
We are also "trained" on a huge amount of input over a large amount of time.
We will also try to guess the most natural continuation of our current prompt (setting). When asked about things it I can at times hallucinate things I was certain to be true.
It seems very natural to me that large advances in reasoning and logic in AI should come at the expense of output predictability and absolute precision.
How is this a debian maintainer going rogue?
Maintainers making changes to default package build flags is quite normal and should be expected.
These changes were even requested in the public bug tracker.
This actually sounds like a solid move. There is obviously a huge market for a porn, nudity and kink related community. As proven by the decline of tumblr. I guess most US companies are too prudish to capitalize on the opportunity.
I guess the hard part is compartmentalizing the content spheres and public image perception.
I strongly dislike swap on servers. I can understand some use cases laptops and one-off situations.
I would much rather have an application get killed by OOM killer than swapping. Swapping absolutely kills performance. Not having enough RAM is a faulty state and swapping hides that from admins resulting in hard to debug issues. The OOM killer leaves handy logs, swapping just degrades your service and needs to be correlated with RAM usage metrics.
My experience is also that swap will be used no matter how low (or was it high?) you set the swappiness number if the memory throughput is high enough, even if there is enough RAM available.
Replace browser with operating system or computer and expand extensions to user installable programs and it mostly still rings true.
I believe users should be empowered to modify their installed applications as they see fit.
Cool project. Very happy about you taking the time to package it. I never use cli tools I cant install with apt because i log into a lot of servers. Hope i still remember this tool once i leaves sid and gets to stable.
Someone took the arguments from the debian technical committee mailing list and made it into text based game dialog. Might rip up some old wounds now though.
EU regulations forbid most subsidizing of goods withing country borders in general. There are some exceptions, like for example agriculture.
There were a lot of reports made before the cables were created indicating that prices would not change much. I believe these were created in good faith by incompetent people.
People in Norway are currently paying full price, but the government is refunding 90% of the cost above ~0.7 USD / KWh.
I do not think that effective transfer of energy from the north to the south would matter much. The price in the energy market is set by the actor willing to pay the most at any given moment.
If energy from the north was enough to influence the German or British prices then maybe, otherwise it wouldn't really matter.
I agree that was not a high quality post from TorrenFreak. I do however also find the blogspam label to be unfair. TF has pushed some important agendas over the years.