Sparkyte

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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Everything changes. That is the problem, we might not see it but disease and even nature itself is in costant flux. It isn't because we are killing it off which is the misunderstanding. If the landscape for bacteria and viruses change
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Certainly don't want to be that person. I just want people to curb their enthusiam a lot of stuff by colleges especially research is getting torn apart. Most often people in the field were pressured for results to keep receiving fundin
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Very lucky even with flame resistant material being down wind of the heat could've still destroyed it.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Most news is source from places that are not reputable, with a lot of the publishings recently going under extreme scrutiny the best a person can do is look at any CRISPR advancement with optimism and wait patiently till all collective fact
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
you decompose literature by dissecting it so the article is moot I agree
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Eh I would propose it is. Just not literature for everyone. You wouldn't go around saying something written in Japanese is not literature because it is a different language and follows different rules to read it. Same applies to a prog
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
No because a lot of non cloud tech depend on terraform too. It isn't just AWS. Everything from Kubernetes to various Colocation technology leverage it because it codifies the ability to deploy a tech stack.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Not sure what sort of thought process went into Hashicorp thinking that going BSL was a good idea. I am exagerating but almost all of their code is community driven. So the biggest issue is that this will likely kill all of their profit. Pe
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
CEO: Let's do a business license to profit off community contributions over these past 10 years. Employee A: But what about the community? Employee B: ..Aaand it's gone!
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Sentiments on this is that sticking close to native as possible reduces coherency issues between anything. Adding layers of abstraction on top of layers of abstraction often reduces contextual understandings and further dilludes the problem
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I forsee any social media driven board including that of tech to have an eventual decline. As that is the way of technology, something newer and more relevent of the masses that utilize arise.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I didn't think either was fair use. I think fair use applies to the utilization not the acquisition of. For example if I bought a movie and I used it with the intention to discuss it with clips, I can recode it because I physically own
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
They should just better more expensive printers that function really good. They are too busy min maxing the profits. All big and great companies today that survive and endured the years survived because they put the product first. A sign a
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Just commenting on the "If you succeed you will fail.". Failure is envitable and to succeed at something you have had to have had experience encountering a problem. If you succeeded first time encountering a problem it is likely y
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Lets up the stakes and use a real drive as part of the sacrifice to the game.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I can understand a person who is only able to work part time but the FTE of part time + part time should equate to some level of full time compensation. That includes a livable income. If something isn't livable it is because there is
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I will have to test this.
528.
by Sparkyte 3y ago
This won't end well.
529.
by Sparkyte 3y ago
Referring to the title. Speak for yourself. Article is not something I was expecting.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Um... that won't cause any confusion. /sarcasm
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
If it was free how are the operating costs covered?
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Challenge accepted.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Yes. You just need to feed it bad data.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
SEC only writes regulations not laws. They can't uphold penalty unless they can enforce regulations with laws. So when they write a regulation it has a law backed by the government supporting the regulation. It can be overturned at any
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Always a threat if the a host container is on the same HV. You get all sorts of bleed bugs identified every other year. Literally the last one was a few months ago I think. None as large scale as when it first happened.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I think you're confusing proteins and carbs. Dietary fiber yes a carb is not a problem as the body typically does not process dietary fiber. You need some carbs in the diet, but have you ever checked the nutritional label? Sugar is a c
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Saw this like 10 years ago. Crypto is a scam or well a vehicle for scams. SEC should have been on this sooner.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I will check this out tomorrow. Diverse language stuff is very hard even for AI because of the interpretation missing from a flat translation, without context something in one language could mean something entirely different.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Well the Open Web is one thing in the Internet of Things. Imagine what changes if we move closer to a closed web environment how that changes other things in the umbrella term. Open Web is desirable but the clock is ticking to a closed web.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
10000% on the money.

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