A technical error gave OpenAI access to internal comments, drafts, and source information in the Schibsted newspapers for over a year.
Internal comments in Schibsted's publishing tools are used for feedback on articles, for writing drafts and rough drafts, and for transcribing interviews. The notes can also be used for handovers with sources' contact information.
Read the comment by idoubtit in the thread below to learn how to prioritize:
idoubtit 2 hours ago | unvote [-]
Point 3 is wrong. OOM killing is not random. Each process is given a score according to its memory usage, and the highest score is chosen by the kernel. The way to mark priority in killing is to adjust this score through /proc. All of this is documented in `man 5 proc` from `/proc/[pid]/oom_adj` to `/proc/[pid]/oom_score_adj`.
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/proc.5.html
How is it even possible for a company like twitter to spend a billion dollar and change in one quarter? That's enough to run a small country complete with golden bathroom for the dictator.
Time to go read about their OPEX I suppose. Anyone got a link to a good write-up?
Internal comments in Schibsted's publishing tools are used for feedback on articles, for writing drafts and rough drafts, and for transcribing interviews. The notes can also be used for handovers with sources' contact information.