Aurornis

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GLP-1 medications are not general anti-inflammatory medications. Some markers of inflammation are reduced in patients taking GLP-1s, but those same markers are also reduced in overweight patients who start managing their diet and losing wei
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Crackdown on unauthorized development. Apparently the old way was to build in unauthorized locations and then pay the fines as part of the operating budget. The new plan is to enforce the existing regulations and try to have them demolished
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There's a strong theory with some rumors to support it that some of the largest customers of these services are labs doing distillation. The resellers are basically crowdsourcing the farming of accounts for them to use. Doing MITM on o
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> Except for the cases of credit card fraud, I don't see what's morally wrong with it, for it to be called "fraud". Signing up to the startup credit programs with fake startups is fraud. In general, performing a misre
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It's an inflated number due to the AI market, but their selling point is distribution. Many people and businesses want to experiment with different models, but they don't want to sign up for a dozen different services. Businesses
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OpenRouter raised money at a $1.3 billion valuation a few months ago, if the NYTimes reported valuation is accurate. Going from a $1.3b valuation to a $7b exit in a couple months is an amazing return for those investors. I hope the OpenRout
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Bulk data processing typically has structured JSON output. I mean someone could try to sneak prompt injection into a text field, but the people buying black market resale tokens from third parties aren’t thinking about anything other than g
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I expect most of the use to be for bulk data processing or desperate founders who don't care, not for agentic coding use at promising startups. If your startup needs to run a million records of something, especially public data, throug
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It’s the classic “everyone who disagrees with me is a bot or a shill”.
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> I understand this is not enough but I don't see a story here that paints AI negatively. If one is posted it gets removed swiftly. Are we reading the same site? There is constant anti-AI content on the front page. I know you'r
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Do you have a concrete example, though? Like an actual body fat percentage measurement that conflicts with what BMI explains for you? I was also in the "overweight" category at one point while being low body fat. It was never a pr
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Yes, sorry, I meant as someone lifting weights and working on it deliberately. For someone not working out or working a job that builds muscle, getting into the overweight category probably does mean they should take a look at their body we
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> All flagged stories are flagged by users that are part of an interest group. Read the comments. People were actually reading the topic and calling it out. This gets topics flagged. It’s not coordinated interest groups conspiring to rem
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> Offtopic. I have a concern that this forum is removing stories that have negative connotation on AI. The first example was flagged by users. It fits the pattern of other political clickbait stories. The top comment is calling out probl
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The original article linked in the opening has more context https://vectoral.com/blog/token-relay-market People trading their unused credits feels more genuine, although still in violation of the agreements. The person
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In the spring semester this year my teacher friends said they were getting a lot of student work that was unusually well written compared to the student’s other work, but also contain unnatural typos throughout. The students were using Chat
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> Many active gym people have pretty high BMIs but fairly low fat (because muscle is dense), I’ve been in the overweight BMI category with low body fat by being active at the gym and focusing on diet. It takes some work to get there. If
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> BMI is really easy to measure, and is mostly accurate, that’s why it’s so pervasive. BMI is easily misunderstood by people who know just enough to see that it’s imperfect, but not enough to understand why it’s still a valuable screenin
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Unfortunately those devastating conditions are exactly where the grifters prey upon people. Some of the people pushing the treatments aren’t grifters in the traditional sense, but they are so invested in the idea of becoming famous for havi
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> The medical establishment and big pharma simple ignores the fact that the biggest health risk for a human being is the "modern" high sugar diet The medical establishment isn’t ignoring this at all. They’ve been pushing for he
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That is the question now. Some studies have some early evidence that GLP-1s might reduce inflammation markers a little more than weight loss alone. Giving GLP-1s to normal weight people doesn’t work well because they can have to work harder
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> and very likely the weight-loss and a lot of the other emerging benefits are likely the effects of reduced inflammation. That’s not correct. GLP-1s interact with satiety (fullness) circuits and reduce appetite. They also have minor eff
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Lyme disease has a long, storied history in alternative medicine and anti-vax communities. I would not be surprised if many of the people seeking the vaccine early were in those communities and entered with a distrust of vaccines, but thoug
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There is a long, sad history here. Lyme disease is a popular topic into alternative medicine as an explanation for unexplained symptoms. There is a belief in these communities that the standard tests for Lyme disease are not accurate, so pe
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But the private stake was sold to the highest bidder and Jane Street didn’t get it. It was always going to be shopped around if this situation occurred.
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> like Jane Street wanted in on the popular boy's book that they knew was going to tank This is completely illogical. If they knew it was going to tank, they wouldn’t invest. As conspiracy theories go, this one doesn’t even have a l
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> Why is it "incredibly important"? You said that, but didn't continue. I explained it in the following sentence: Leaving it out is an underhanded way of implying that he was trying to get ahold of someone about his own me
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> Luigi Mangione spent months trying to contact someone at United Healthcare to no avail. Only when he pretended to be an investor managing a large number of assets did he hear a response. Luigi Mangione was not a United Healthcare custo
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Cigarettes have been age restricted for around 100 years. Not related to your 1990 to 2020 time period at all. If you weren't aware, smoking became uncool a long time ago. Teens who consume tobacco use vapes or Zyn now.
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The person above is running the OS from a separate GPU, so the command can use all of the VRAM of the 4090. If you're trying to use the 4090 for your desktop at the same time, you will need smaller context size. You could remove the &#

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