Whatever you do, it's not working properly. You seem to be mentioning me? All I get is a notification bell and your eyes emoji here. But I'm lacking context. So... You need to repeat your question or info, if this isn't just a technical/federation error.
hendrik
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I'm fairly sure batteries can't be directly connected to AC or they wouldn't charge in the first place. It'd just heat them up. So if they charged at some point, there has to be something else going on.
I think that's true. I'd somehow like to have different words available. Because I think it's a big difference whether it's Minecraft Hitler. Or the actual Nazis we have on the rise as of today. For example the richest man on earth "accidentally" doing the Nazi salute in front of a right-wing audience. And we know he also likes to share nazi propaganda on social media and supports authoritarianism. If we call all of them the same, we also normalize stuff... So yeah.
I roughly followed that back in the day and I think there isn't much to these claims. He seems to sometimes have a bad taste and is a bit naive in some regards. But that's not being a Nazi. And it's been 7 or 8 years and he seems to have learned from that, or was there any more controversy? I don't follow him, nor have I watched any videos for some time. And this video also doesn't convince me to watch his content...
Edit: And I don't want to apologize that behaviour. He definitely did these bad "jokes", I just think he genuinely thought it was funny and he was some sort of clown. But that makes him an idiot, and not a nazi.
I'd like to interject for a moment. What you're doing is downvoting a comment, in which someone seems to do the right thing for once. I'd say upvotes are in order. Disregarding any previous history.
Plus, can we please have some different drama tomorrow? I think it's a bit boring to always talk about the same person over and over again as if there wasn't any other lore or drama to be had on the Fediverse.
Nice article. And nice pep talk from Greg KH, I think he nailed it. I mean some team spirit is required if Linux wants progress.
From what I know, I assume yes, the relation between model size and speed/performance should be linear. Maybe there is some additional small overhead making it a bit faster or slower than expected. But I'm really not an expert on the maths, so don't trust me.
And maybe have a look at this bugreport: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/issues/11332
I think it matches your situation. They resolve this by messing with the batch size and someone recommends not to use Vulkan on an iGPU.
Small update: I didn't get any reaction (so far). The post in their about community has zero votes or interactions. I've then escalated things and filed a bug report on the bot's project page. Also with no reply in the last 3 days. So I guess either they're busy with other stuff and their "bridge" bot is practically unsupervised... Or they don't care... So I'd say your gut feeling was correct. I'll give them some more time, 9 or 3 days isn't a lot for a hobby side-project... But I think at some point, Fediverse admins might want to think about de-federating and effectively shunning them, if it turns out that instance is effectively unmoderated and pulls in problematic content, and isn't even liked by a good part of the user base here.
Kind of a bummer to be honest. But the whole place looks abandoned. The instance hasn't seen updates in more than a year. There aren't any posts by a human for a year. Their posts don't really get interacted with... And there are deletions in their modlog, but always with quite some time in between.
I'm just unsure why this is surfacing now. I had that feature available in LineageOS for the better part of a decade. And similarly, it's also been part of other manufacturer's customizations for quite some time now (like Samsung).
Why is Google suddenly messing with charging on a regular basis? First the strange situation with the 4a, then whatever preceeded this, and now this...?
Two things to consider:
- It's likely illegal to take other people's content and re-publish it on your own terms
- Peertube admins have to pay for storage. So don't dump random noise there. It has to be useful / worth it. Especially if you make someone else pay for the server space.
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Maybe this goes both ways. At the same time, don't just resign, but tell your fellow citizens how European people have the option to mobilize large amounts of people for protests. How they sometimes collectively refuse to work for a day (or more) if it's really bad. And I'm not sure if I'd like to advertise for outright war, but there have been cases where people barricade the streets, vandalize public property and burn arbitrary stuff to make a point... (It just can't be a single person or terrorism... It needs to be like 200,000 people, determined to show how pissed they are about the situation.)