As a # Debian developer I feel compelled to react : either pro- or anti-LLMs, the important part is that the project members agreed to disagree and not take any significant measure. It is an acknowled

As a # Debian developer I feel compelled to react : either pro- or anti-LLMs, the important part is that the project members agreed to disagree and not take any significant measure. It is an acknowledgement of the times we live through as much as the recognition that we have no actual power over it. In a polarized world, I welcome the fact that we didn't go to one extreme or the other, while regre

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As a # Debian developer I feel compelled to react : either pro- or anti-LLMs, the important part is that the project members agreed to disagree and not take any significant measure. It is an acknowled

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As a # Debian developer I feel compelled to react : either pro- or anti-LLMs, the important part is that the project members agreed to disagree and not take any significant measure. It is an acknowledgement of the times we live through as much as the recognition that we have no actual power over it. In a polarized world, I welcome the fact that we didn't go to one extreme or the other, while regre