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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Because often the annual % doesn't meet the rate of inflation which a new wage must be derived by. However where I work now I will be willing to give 10 years or more to. I'm loyal since they've been with me through all of th
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Agreed, the problem with ternary on a binary level is that it requires twice the bit width to represent it. For example a normal binary element is 0/1 now you need, -1/0/+1, in turn you now need two 0/1 0/1 to repre
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Here I wished Mint Mobile didn't get consumed by a giant. If they got their hands into this it would have made them a technical leader. I do hate how all telecommunications devolve into three or less monopolies price fixing. I go to a
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Pretty much this.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Takes 10 years for a generation. Sorry for the slow response. The trickle effect isn't immediate.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Also an issue, short term success does not equal long term success. Lots of people in the c-suite management are short sighted making 1 year goals and not more. For example a company of 400 people laying off vital talent is literally shooti
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I first blame firstly parenting. People give their child an iPad and walk away. I second blame introductions to education as a toddler. When you are a toddler and inspired to learn you grow and don't stop. I third blame the use of soci
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Ethical hacking is a good thing. Nice to see someone doing good.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
That is an interesting thought. I take this with a grain of salt, one gram of DNA is supposedly 455 exabytes of data.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
It's more complicated it isn't that they can't. Desktop memory is still behind GPU memory in bandwidth. So making a GPU greater than a certain footprint looses efficiency. However you could probably achieve low-midrange dGPU
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Culture problem as we hire people of a generation who were not educated or engrained with responsibility they avoid doing the right thing and this happens.
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Stuff you only hear in Chinese manufactured goods, oh how the world has turned... I wouldn't trust either, industry is moving to Airbus because of their failures.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Might have been better if you worked there.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Just fix the problem and recertify the plane. How hard is it? I mean you haven't sold a lot of them since a few turned into fireballs.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I think it is a contextual thing. Most people are taken out of context, and without a complete picture it is easy to produce an image of hate and cancel someone purely on the basis of. On the other hand some people deserve cancellation.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
We actually build with other countries to build up relationships and defense pacts. It is a complicated dance, but it would be nicer to bring back some jobs here in this category.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Our solar system has so many amazing things for us to explore. I hope we can get beyond greed and inequalities to become a spacefaring species.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I feel like this changes absolutely nothing. Two tech giants.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Nothing conventional or practical in your daily use. However there are scientific scenarios where superpositions and qubits come into play. They can also decrypt any form cryptology faster than any conventional computer system. The problem
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Yikes! My life has always told me nothing is secure.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Cool, but in a real life scenario where the system is not able to pull from external packages because it is in a secured environment makes myself think this is moot as you'll be out of practice of actually running grep. I would avoid n
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I agree with this, only working on a project with certain expectations of delivery can make you a better software engineer.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Writing a tool that can do large template conversions are particularly fun. Like handling Jinja into markdown. You can use this for future projects to build out documents without relying on too much effort if the documentation for things yo
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Actually it is huge because the products are typically shipped are under regulation and controls. When you make a higher quality product it doesn't always mean it will last longer, but in comparison to the other product it does. Now we
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I think we should those restrictions back. The products just being mass sold by wish.com, TEMU and Shein are dangerous. Amazon and Walmart deserve just as much flack for also selling dangerous goods. Radioactive wellness bracelets to sketch
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I'm hoping he figures it out, one of those eurika moments are absolutely a blast.
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Yikes, this isn't good. The sort of appropriateness of X cough cough twitter has gone downhill.
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There are so many ways to overcome ISP limitations to drive your own server at home.
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2077 is gonna be a weird year. I jest but yeah.
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For curiosity of the reader and myself. How are the genetic markers isolated in a way that it can without of a doubt explain an iceshelf collapse? I think an article like this should go more in depth. I am just wondering because it doesn&#x

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