Sparkyte

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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
I don't use Facebook except for messenger. Not for me but for family. I keep getting sussy videos on my feed, I can keep blocking or saying I don't want them. They still pop up. Facebook is just full bait videos to try and get eng
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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
I mean google was always an ad company and search engine. SOOOO hasn't changed much.
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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
I'm actually very much for another level of sites for AI to parse metadata without overloading them. This is because metadata is much easier on sites than being flooded. You can often serve it as static content making it faster to load
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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
I am not in the sams context. As we shift in job roles lots of people will get uprooted and it will have a negative impact on life in a general sense. Similar to any industrial advancement in human history.
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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
No it isn't false. If it is new it is novel, novel because it is known to some degree and two other abstracted known things prove the third. Just pattern matching connecting dots.
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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
AI cough LLMs don't discover things they simply surface information that already existed.
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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
Between you and me telnet is not dead. Sometimes I use it to probe a port to verify it is working.
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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
Yep it is why the work getting over the threshold is just as long as it was without AI. Someone mentioned it is a force multiplier I don't disagree with this, it is a force multiplier in the mundane and ordinary execution of tasks. Com
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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
My opinion use the database that is the most compatible with the software you are currently using. Don't shoehorn in a database that is less compatible.
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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
I use it for scaffolding and often correct it for the layour I prefer. Then I use to check my code, and then scaffold in some more modules. I then connect them together. Long as you review the code and correct it, it is no more different th
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by Sparkyte 8mo ago
Wasn't there something about moltbook being fake?
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
I think it is important to know that AI needs to be maintained. You can't reasonably expect it to have a 99.9% reliability rate. As long as this remains true work will exist in the foreseeable future.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
Actually it is more that my role will transform and I have no say in it.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
I/O has been the bottleneck for many things especially databases. So as someone who has seen a long spread of technological advancements over the years I can confidently tell you that chips have far surpassed any peripheral components.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
As an SRE I can tell you AI can't do everything. I have done a little software development, even AI can't do everything. What we are likely to see is operational engineering become the consolidated role between the two. Knows enou
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
It is important to write the code yourself so you understand how it functions. I tried vibe coding a little bit. I totally felt like I was reading someone else's code base. Sanitization practices of AI are bad too. Let me be clear noth
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
We need a collapse in AI to right the ships of AI like the the dotcom bubble burst. If we do it now, it will hurt less. Novel ideas in AI will succeed and materials costs will lower. Memory being so bought up till 2029 is not a good thing f
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
If there is one thing which scientific reports must require is not using AI to produce the documentation. They can be of the data but not of the source or anything else. AI is a tool, not a replacement for actual work.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
Considering you can get a more core dense package on x86 for that price it is better to wait. 2.0ghz isn’t a whole lot of performance for RISC-V system.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
This is the Lock-Picking Robot and today we are unlocking a macbook password with a drinking-bird only pressing space bar. I've seen too many Lock-Picking Lawyer videos.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
I have nothing to add other than I use bazzite for everything now. Windows gone.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
AAA run to the formula that works as a safe bet, when they want risk they just borrow an existing concept and sell it harder.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
keep it up! prrsonally using bazzite desktop for my stuff.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
I like that a lot.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
I think the problem I see with every place I have been is a lot bad practices. As a CTO I could guide people out of those bad practices. I love engineering too, but every place I have been as of late has been a squeeze on workers and always
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
Would need to know a startup.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
I kind of want to be a CTO somewhere. So much bureaucratic stuff to become one though. You usually have to be someone's friend or start a company yourself.
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by Sparkyte 9mo ago
I love getting my lymph nodes drained. Feels so good afterward.
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by Sparkyte 10mo ago
Merry Christmas!
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by Sparkyte 10mo ago
Warped democracy.

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