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by anon291 4mo ago
Why? If you have too much help or whatever being produced such that your body eats too much, just take a drug. The harm of being fat is worse than anything ozempic does
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by anon291 4mo ago
This is not about Indian nationalism (which I don't really care about) or whether they should be unified countries (which I don't care about). This is about the forced mass migration of people from their homes and the resulting mi
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by anon291 4mo ago
Sure we can argue about that as well but that doesn't change the mind numbing amount of bloodshed caused by the chosen solution and the resulting successor state that harbored and continues to harbor terrorists hell bent on destroying
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by anon291 4mo ago
I just started an LLC in Oregon and I did it in the evening and got a confirmation by the next morning and an ein next afternoon
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by anon291 4mo ago
It was a boon economically but people died. Millions of people died due to the actions of a few aristocrats and religious zealots. Probably the greatest humanitarian crisis in the last millennium. And the partition of India is the well acce
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by anon291 4mo ago
I mean JD Vance is in Pakistan saying he's as close to the military junta there as his own wife, stirring up unnecessary pain at a full on mass unplanned genocide (I'm referring to the partition of India). People claim Israel has
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by anon291 4mo ago
Perfect pitch is a useless skill. Good interval sensitivity for melody and good harmonic sense is more useful. I dunno I have relative pitch but extremely good and can play basically anything from ear. And in a bunch of different keys becau
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by anon291 4mo ago
Perfect pitch is an impediment for most music because kids get stuck only wanting particular pitches instead of proper intervals.
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by anon291 4mo ago
When was Disney world built? Why can nothing be built anymore. Disney is but one example. People complain about data centers due to electricity. We have technology to generate infinite electricity yet the answer is to not build rather than
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by anon291 4mo ago
Feels fine to me. I agree we need to create a world in which everyone's basic material needs are met but given America's history I think we have probably the ones with the system that'll get us closest to that ideal.
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by anon291 4mo ago
So it's pretty clear it's not the billionaires but random thousandaire loudmouths that are the problem then.
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by anon291 4mo ago
My old startup got bought out and while I can't know if the CEO became a billionaire, why do I care if he did? I made out with a shit ton of money so what? Why are people so jealous of other people? Of all industries, tech is probably
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by anon291 4mo ago
Elon musk was unceremoniously kicked out of the white house. To say he has some great power is ridiculous. Whatever power he has aside from his companies is in his mind
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by anon291 4mo ago
Both political parties and all 'sides' in America fundamentally agree on degrowth. The only distinction is the Idiocracy version or the ivory tower one
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by anon291 4mo ago
That's because the little people are clearly real and are mad someone stole their house
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by anon291 4mo ago
This is because America builds nothing anymore. Consider Disneyland. It's expensive as hell. But also there are more people in America than ever. You'd think they'd have built another one, but they haven't. Why?
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by anon291 4mo ago
This is a basic infringement on freedom of speech. There is no law in Congress barring such models. This is an unjust executive action.
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by anon291 4mo ago
I code by hand asking AI specific questions via emacs gptel and claude-code-ide. The ai works in the background as I write. When the answer is complete I context switch back
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by anon291 4mo ago
It is actually not proven that the decimal expansion (or any rational base expansion) of pi contains all possible sequences of numbers. It sounds like it intuitively would be since the expansion is infinite, but it is not necessarily true
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by anon291 4mo ago
That's true of any medical system? Still we can look at the data on Canadian v American health care wait times and the data tell the story.
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by anon291 4mo ago
A reasonable compromise would be a scheduled increase in the number of slots until it is eventually uncapped. Yes, this will reduce doctors salaries in the long-term. You know what else reduces doctor salaries? Importing medical doctors fro
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by anon291 4mo ago
I'm not familiar with the german system... is it private or public insurance? As for US employers paying for everything... yes it's common. It used to be that they'd just cover everything via a 'PPO' plan with minim
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by anon291 4mo ago
Are you paying for the same thing? I can see a doctor or specialist usually within a week. Less if it's urgent. I think wait times in these countries are never mentioned. Paying for a service tomorrow vs paying for one a few months fro
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by anon291 4mo ago
Because the American Medical Association artificially restricts residency spots in hospitals. There's really not much more to it. This explains the proliferation of NPs, PA-Cs, etc acting as GPs. In reality, we simply need more doctors
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by anon291 4mo ago
I mean ... Sure but England has got to stop blaming other countries for their problems too. I mean look at the shitshow that was brexit in which the UK claimed the 20 or so other countries of the EU were at fault for their own issues. Beams
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by anon291 4mo ago
My point is you can just render the file and send to AI...
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by anon291 4mo ago
I mean I can't know for sure but I'm pretty sure that by the time the upper layers of the network are reached the lower level networks have already transformed the image tiles into proper position encoded embeddings of the tokens
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by anon291 4mo ago
I mean ... Come on we know what's really going on here.
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by anon291 4mo ago
Only allow American firms to use H1-B. Most of the H1-B abuse is from the Indian 'WITCH' companies. Why foreign firms are allowed to hire foreign workers in the US is beyond me. For training / administration, there should be
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by anon291 4mo ago
Most llms can equally engage with text in picture form as text in token form. In fact my initial research on this (later corroborated by actual published papers) indicate that this is a cheap way to save on tokens.

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