What are the issues by doing something similar? Let us say instead of concreate I have a custom bracket that will arrest any movement. What are the issues it can cause?

Mullvad issued a response. Which IMO is shitty.

Source

So… Landallah?

May be a free fall situation?

Mr Seguy told broadcaster BFM the aircraft appeared to suffer damage before plunging vertically to the ground.

Or may be quickly after take off. From another article

The plane hit the ground near the edge of the airfield, close to a residential area and a shopping centre. Local officials say it narrowly missed the houses nearby.

That is not really correct based on the available information. Look at the title of the article itself,

The Rock movie plot ‘may have inspired MI6 source’s Iraqi weapons claim’

The source of Mi6, claimed that Iraq had this. But Mi6 was clearly suspicious, because chemical ammunition are usually not stored in glass containers. This is given just below of the line you quoted,

MI6 accepted this possible flaw to the intelligence, the report adds: “The questions about the use of glass containers for chemical agents and the similarity of the description to those portrayed in The Rock had been recognised by SIS. There were some precedents for the use of glass containers but the points would be pursued when further material became available.”

Resource overhead when using multiple instances is negligible. But the benefit is if an app move to a nee major version of the db, then you can migrate easily. Also you don’t have to worry about permissions, multi tenancy, roles, etc.

Only benefit of using a centralised db is easier back ups. But that is not enough for a centralised db IMO.

I saw a comment comparing the use of AI for coding to the introduction of CNC machining. The argument was that when CNC was introduced many skills needed for doing things by hand kind of became automated, and new skills were needed to properly operate CNC machines.

In a way the analogy makes sense. But I think it falls short in the aspect of what is gained from this automation. CNC helped to automate a bulk of work, and it also managed to keep the precision and accuracy at a required level. LLMs can’t guarantee that. I think the lack of deterministic output in the default way of operation, actualy act as a detrimental factor to maintaining the quality.

While this has led some to speculate that Lucas’ plans for affordable housing are motivated by revenge, the film magnate’s previous philanthropic efforts would indicate otherwise.

On the sale of Lucasfilm to Disney in 2012, 70-year-old Lucas pledged the $4.05 billion proceeds of the sale to education. He has also set up an educational foundation, Edutopia, and has signed the Giving Pledge, a promise to will at least half his fortune to charity.

Amm…

In the first link, look at the parameters in the link. It is for last 365 days. If you take all time, it is Red Hat.

To be explicit: I don’t like Red Hat.

RTK asks you to trade deterministic reliability, semantic completeness, and architecture simplicity for a flashy reduction in raw terminal tokens.

Aahm… LLMs have deterministic reliability? Semantic completeness?

So here is the problem. What these companies are doing is trying to sustain the company until the computing cost comes down. In other words, as time passes these companies thinks that the capital cost will come down for data centers, and operarional cost can be covered through subscription cost.

These so called rich investors will do their best to keep the bubble from bursting. I felt there was a coordinated effort from wall street to prevent the GameStop shorting to do more damage. Similar things are going on related to AI is what I feel.

Movements like occupy wall street, infact occupy every such abomination around the world is what we need. Eat.

The lab has built its own software platform for operating BCI devices known as Brain-computer interface for Rapidly Adaptive Neural Decoding (BRAND, which Brandman told us was coincidentally named), which UCD postdoctoral fellow Nick Card built machine learning algorithms for.

Aah… So not LLMs. Makes sense.

Also to the reporter who decided to focus on ‘full time job’ in the title. You focused on 5 hours of work instead of the fact that the patient can now interact with his daughter, who never heard him speak, and also he is able to have conversations with his friends and family. Please be more human.

This is just a variant of typical white rooms in western prisons. Typical idea is to remove any kind of stimulation. So colours are not present. I am not sure whether western ones have furniture of any type.

Some facilities are sound proof also. Some even go into uniform surface every where, and feed the prisoner a single bland food item for every meal Once a person is isolated in a way like this, without any stimulation from light, sound, touch, and taste, in a few days the person starts to breakdown.

I think Black Mirror haf an episode exploring a variant of this. White Christmas?

Unless they developed something radically different than, transformer architecture from Google and mixture of experts from Deepseek, this is just absolute bullshit. Just like they claimed Mythos is something out of this world, but it was just another step in the progress.

Not really. This is not about money but about skill. Hence I said this is not 100% accurate and added a proper explanation.

Open source is not about money. The philosophy and culture around it is centered around a set of values. It’s free as in freedom.

I’m completely aware about that. Hence the acknowledgement and explanation in the first comment itself.

This is from rsync repo.

I remember reading an article where the author explained why telling this is free, you can fork, or send a pull request instead of complaining is a form of ableism.

An analogy, which is not 100% accurate, which I used to explain it to ither people is, "it is not very different from a carpenter telling you, ‘the wood is here, the tools also, you can do it yourself it you didn’t like what I did’.

The point is software development is a skill. Not everyone can have that skill. It takes training and practice to be good in the craft. A user of the product does not need the skill to operate it. Never think it is okay to tell people “just fork it” or “why don’t you send a pull request instead of complaining?”.

At the same time, I completely acknowledge that there are some entitled assholes who don’t understand or care about the open source philosophy and how it works. I just wanted to point out that asking to contribute or asking to fork is not the right way to address it.

Oh. I meant before AI only. I should have clarified that.