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EddieEngineers
3y ago
It's the only place that has guanciale and decent pancetta near me, plus they sell pasta from my in-laws village in Italy, which is fun to cook carbonara with from time to time. They also sell wagyu which is hard to find in the Bay Are
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3y ago
I pay $50 a month for health care but have to co-pay so specialist appointments are a few hundred.
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3y ago
Yeah I know, it was just so crazy I wanted to mention it somewhere and this post worked lol. Fwiw it was from https://www.draegers.com .
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3y ago
Two years ago I was making $160k in Oxford with 7 years work experience and no degree - contracting in London for > $500 per day or working remotely for startups in the Bay Area are both easily accessible if you have a couple years under
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3y ago
Five Guys has always been that price, but I agree with your point. As a Brit, the US is pretty crazy too though. I just saw a single broccoli for $7 at a grocery store in Palo Alto. On my $172k salary I pay $59k in taxes which is roughly $1
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3y ago
Isn't this an insane policy?
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3y ago
I purchased a subscription to some AI tooling yesterday that accepted either card or cashapp, is cashapp a way you could go?
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3y ago
His coach is no joke, running the BJJ group at AKA with students like Khabib going through there. Pretty cool to see a beginner taking martial arts seriously in their 30s :)
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3y ago
What's with all these weird-looking projects with similar names using Guidance? https://github.com/microsoft/guidance/network/dependents They don't even appear to be using Guidance anywhere anyway
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3y ago
Is it Pokemon or Big Data? http://pixelastic.github.io/pokemonorbigdata/
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3y ago
It's not that silly IMO, Chain LLMs together like composing functions, however I guess 'Chain' has a certain connotation in 2023 after the last few years of crypto.