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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I imagine it comes down to the handling of threads vs anything else. Technology is rapidly adopting the more cores strategy of technology since we are hitting some IPC limitations and in the server space more cores is better.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
You can not innovate without competition. AMD will stagnate too without Intel or another company competing. I am hoping Intel rights its wrongs so they can stay competitive. It takes a good amount of competition to keep businesses honest.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
lol
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
A per download fee... that is pretty scummy. It would force free apps to need to monetize to ensure they can cover the cost of downloads. Not good for all users.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Internet is 5% useful important stuff and 95% spam. When a more intelligent organism finds our planet they will be so confused why we wasted so much digital space on senseless spam.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
In addition think that not all venues provide proper engagement statistics to clearly know a target audience. Demographics are complicated. Being a male or female adult isn't enough to personalize content and so good content often drop
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
It certainly is an umbrella term. Overloaded terms usually do lose meaning. I think it means any form of media that acts or behaves as a social venue to convey personal submissions. YouTube is an example of a Media company that has social m
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Helium 2.0 is about to be released that is why. /S
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
It's complicated, but the idea of social media isn't bad, it is how it is used that is bad and preying on kids is always bad. The concept of being connected with family through social media to share about things going on responsib
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
That was incredible! Reminds me of that fully 3d game in 96kb.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Brains are for complex tasks linked by a series of simple problems handled by simple cells. It is a network.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
To be fair HN is less a cesspool compared to Reddit or 4chan. But for how long?
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
The fact we HAVE to buy into stuff where we can't buy 3rd party replacements should be illegal. It should fall under the category of right to repair. The purifier can't function without a filter from the manufacturer.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Spiders have always had some level of intelligence. Definitely not up there with mammals. Spiders react to different environmental factors and have to make decisions.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Better before and not after.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I am frequently disappointed by such videos.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Initial footprint if you have all the resources and commit to the homegrown food for along enough you will eventually net.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
95 mins about enough time to have a last meal while watching a movie. If you are gonna go out go out in comfort.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Actually kind of interested in this... I think collaborative code editing is the future of development. I think the next evolution is also combining the collaborative code editing with a virtualized environment. Where it builds and deploys
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I secondly agree with you. You can't just even pauper graveyards. That is all terrible.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I first thought this was one of those cryptic YouTube things. Holy smokes is this terrible. No person deserves an unmarked grave. Everyone deserves a proper burial or cremation.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
This sounds incredibly fun. I wish morr government programs like this received more funding.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I feel like we are over simplifying. This all rides on the existence of tachyon particles. Math used in certain ways can validate or simulate anything, but it doesn't mean a scenario of a dimension greater or smaller than ours exists e
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
So absurd I love it.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Super neat. We keep finding such amazing old things.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
That isn't hacking which the title implies. Hacking is more involved and exploitation of systems. This is just taking the keys and unlocking the door to your benefit.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Water cooler chat used to be the big thing when I worked in an office.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Almost as if people can be more productive working remotely because they are not anchored by a geographical location.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
To keep people from investing in cryptocurrency. It is a waste of resources and provides little to no return. It does not help to decentralize or stablize the economy. Although to be fair not many fiat currencies do either. Anyone with two
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Sounds like bullshit to me.

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