Sparkyte

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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Probably the combination of sugar and salt. The fats our body makes. Probably doing ketogenics and fasting reduces Alzheimer's.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I have been doing it for almost 10 years and I will still never remember everything. I am calling full-stack devs BS. If fs devs remember everything they are probably hyper fixated on one particular design model.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I really hope they find something. Boeing is stupposed to represent America. Products represent the country you belong to and are support to incentivize trading. If we are not making good planes someone will gap fill that.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Leadership will eat themselves alive at the cost of valuable talent. I think leadership often needs to consider how valuable they are as a unit and work together and not build martyrs for causes. The number one problem in the failure of bus
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I just want memory that can dynamically change on the basis of workload so it can be great for graphics and great for system performance.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
You get the money back upon closing the account.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Secured credit exists for a reason. You can get one within your means and the collateral is what you put forward on it. When I was a young adult I got myself a secured credit card.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Very very nice!!!
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Earth changes and things adapt. Nothing ever stays the same, we are engineers we should know this well.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
They could release on steam and make bank too.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
It's funny you can easily spend 10-15 USD more and get a product that will last you 5 more years. Old Navy sounds like crap, it is but they have gems where flannal shirts are double stitched and hemmed perfectly. I even buy pants I hav
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Technically walking into any store and buying clothes is more eco sustainable than anything Temu or Shein. Doesn't even have to be second hand as long as it was bulk delivered to that store and bought by you on that spot.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
These products are beyond bad for the environment. Maybe something somewhere in their storefront is legit okay, but over production and spam products is a terrible strategy for a longterm business model.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Definitely a given, it isn't like AI has an actual brain capable of resolving and forming new connections. The LLM and human brains is that LLMs are interactive compendiums and our brains organize and sort information that ensures surv
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
A solution only exists if you have a problem. A problem is every opportunity for a solution. Uber existed to address the limited amount of taxis in a city and address the pricing problem they produce. How they themselves became more expensi
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Mars doesn't have a thick enough atmosphere for lift, you can fly a copter, but it needs a lot of power to do so and it needs to be light enough to do so. On the otherhand you probably could get away with a space elevator on Mars where
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
They are often sold by the same companies that make them in the US as most pattens are international. It is really they are expensive because we can and people will pay it.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Regulations don't really it is an excuse every country has a board or ministry of health and some relationship to drugs.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
> This is clearly untrue, and you can tell it to my laptop running ~500 processes right now. Average is about 200 - 300 processes Windows is kind of bloated. > "Can do more", of what? What are your metrics, other than what a
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
It doesn't matter though technology is ever evolving. More cache will eventually be the norm on chips. Wide lanes for threads too. M1 has four times the bit width of an AMD Ryzen processor. Supposedly next generation of Ryzen processor
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
> So you agree that CISC vs RISC is not a thing nowadays. Correct. > What's a "complicated" task? What's the power draw baseline? What are the examples? Complicated tasks typically involve the use of numerous instr
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Sorta, this is actually a CPU cache thing, ARM can do it efficiently not needing a lot of CPU cache to handle parrellel decoding. x86 requires more cache to do so. However more cache has its benefits not just in this task. Cache is also get
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
That's not the point, the point is complexity of both instruction sets are not too far off. Initial power draw on ARM is lower but jumps in complicated tasks. Initial power draw on x86 is higher but maintains in complicated tasks.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
X86 and ARM are practically the same these days in performance. Let me explain RISC vs CISC, RISC is Reduced Instruction Set Computer and CISC is Complex Instruction Set Computer. The base component instruction sets of x86 are CISC. The bas
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I plan to retire in my wife's home country where family values and everything else is just that much better.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
You go to any country outside of North America and you can get medicines the exact same ones for a fraction of the cost on the dollars. US generally is up charged due the ability squeeze insurance and then the patient. So definitely greed,
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I resonate well with Canada, but I live in one of the states where firearms have to be registered and you need a license to carry.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
It certainly is a scape goat, the law should be trying to prevent the misuse of technology rather than the ownership of technology. Like guns it is the misuse that kills not the ownership. Most people being killed by gun are from unlicensed
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Data isn't cheap never was. Paying the licensing fees on top make it more expensive. It really depends on the circunstance a managed database usually has exended support from the compaany providing it. You have to weigh a team's e
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Quora had all the opportunity to invest in AI for LLM based on user responses. It didn't. I wonder if other sites will go down this way side.

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