Sparkyte

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by Sparkyte 4y ago
IT is why this tech boom on AI needs more maturity before people so willfully adopt something they don't quite understand. Yes it can produce marvelous results but it is based on sample data that can be just as much erroranous since th
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Can any AI be trusted outside of it's realm of data? I mean it is only a product of the data it takes in. Plus it isn't really finger quotes AI. It just a large data library with some neat query language where it tries to assemb
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
I only unwrite code.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Because it was expensive on old hardware. Companies tried to squeeze a lot into a game especially when there was little space to have. Some games even reused fonts, images and sounds that are already part of the operating system.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Actually they can! If a large amount of money transfers because of selling/buying anything it can cause freeze on an account. But the individual value of a card is not likely to cause the trigger. Just like... ... crypto. But cash you
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
There is no reason to be invested in crypto. It is no more valuable than a trading card and the volatile nature of trading cards are equal part. Noone also needs to invest in something that has an unsure future. While people would argue tha
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Excellent way to also do ssh-agent less key site binding for those who are ssh adding a new key. I would always rather manage a key per host than manage it inside of the ever forgetful agent.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Proven fact is that carpal tunnel is a product repeat motion injuries. Changing equipment and regularly exercising against repeat motions prevents carpal tunnel. Other fact fewer kids are getting born with muscle area which forma carpal tun
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
It is going to become a problem because we are going to get gouged. Trades and other manual labor need to be appreciated.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
I mean what they are setting up is entirely legal systems it may not be legal to set them up in certain places but nothing illegal. They don't have to kidnap anyone to achieve this goal unless they are too poor to pay someone to help t
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
As more RISC and CISC architectures add more sets and extensions the more similar they become as they end up targeting each other's design challenges. Which makes architecture moot.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
I completely agree. You can certainly have it at all sizes and the runaway of feature creep usually ends up in over hiring.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
The lack of vegetables in some diets really hinders the processing food. I find fiber to be a very essential component meat on its own doesn't do it. I think the fat gimmick in keto is just that too. It certainly helps but don't b
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Keto you can eat your calories though because the process of ketosis requires more energy.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
I think the problem with Ketosis is that people are too busy trying to eat a lot of fats. You just need healthy fats, protein and vegetables.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
I've done keto for three months and my body's ability to process fat has completely changed. I honestly think were never meant to eat as many carbs as we do in a day. It sounds like a very similar symptoms except only for the firs
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
He wil be missed!
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
If we had regulations to ensure jobs and roles. Obligated a company to give a four month parachute if laid off or fired it would making companies hire better talent as to avoid too much loss. Prevent artificial unavailability of jobs. When
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Some of their product teams are massive and they don't need to be. Some product teams are so large it just adds too much feature creep putting development teams into development hell. One of the various reasons I left Amazon.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
I know where the real Amazon talent is at there. However I won't say. Most of the talent isn't great and just fills the void of too much work for one person to do so that the amazing talent can have a weekend.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
You can get promoted by just showing up sometimes.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
I'm a good programmer and would gladly take 280k. 350 to 400k is just sweaty money at that point.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Management there sucks because they don't work like managers they work like people shoved into those positions to be ignored by their own team.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Small teams and large teams can be effective. It is not proportional either. Small teams afford agility and avoid feature creep. Fewer overhead to alter or change the projection of a project away from its intended targets. Large teams suffe
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
I don't believe that one bit. They have a scoped heavy perspective on what they are doing so they don't skew into feature creep. It has nothing to do with big teams and little teams. Either model can work as long as you break proj
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
It is about striking a balance. Little big concept or mono-micro people like the call it is where it is at. Spending too much time making a complex environment benefits noone. Spending too much time making a complex application benefits noo
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
What it is is using the wrong solution for a problem. Vice-versa the number of devs who justify monolithic apps is absurd. The justification of microservices is just as problematic. It is about striking a balance. No reason should something
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Answer is no. It is about where the shoe fits. If you become too heavily dependent on modules you risk module incompatibility due to version changes. If you are not the maintainer of your dependent module you hold a lot of risk. You don&#x
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Our population growth doesn't meet that it is because of artificial unavailability of apartments. A 2 month gap between each apartment as people move around because they either wanted to live somewhere else or got a job that paid more.
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by Sparkyte 4y ago
Correct the amount of apartments remain the same. The number of people moving around to new apartments dropped so the 2 month gap from a tenant moving out and into a new place disappears. This was what increased unavailability a constant qu

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