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by cj 1y ago
This is true of many skills you grow up learning. E.g. someone who grew up playing piano might be able to play at an incredibly advanced level, while also being terrible at reading or writing sheet music. The science around skills acquired
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by cj 1y ago
My guess is the already-existing trend towards walled gardens will simply continue. When a public space is dangerous, people retreat into "safe" enclosed spaces. - "Never download anything unless it's from the Apple App
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by cj 1y ago
Or start a “temporary” chat.
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by cj 1y ago
He’s simply saying that ChatGPT was able to point them in the right direction after 1 chat exchange, compared to doctors who couldn’t for a long time. Edit: Not saying this is the case for the person above, but one thing that might bias th
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by cj 1y ago
It does “follow” custom instructions. But more as a suggestion rather than a requirement (compared to other models)
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by cj 1y ago
Gusto bought Guideline, migrated Guideline customers who also use Gusto directly to Gusto, and everyone leftover from the acquisition is now being served by Guideline under the name Accrue401k. The Accrue401k (formerly Guideline) dashboard
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by cj 1y ago
I thought that’s Global Entry which requires going through an in person interview process and paying an application fee (if I remember correctly)?
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by cj 1y ago
How do you know if the shipment you received was in the same batch that was tested? Sure, you might be given a "batch number" that matches up with what they said was tested, but that's putting a whole lot of trust in the sell
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by cj 1y ago
It’s available in powder form online through “research chemical” sites “not for human consumption”. Anyone saying they’re taking retatrutide almost certainly obtained it this way. Quality and purity untested.
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by cj 1y ago
> In almost every case, ceasing vitamin D intake, combined with a low-calcium diet and corticosteroid drugs, will allow for a full recovery within a month. Surprised to see just 4 weeks for a recovery. I got retested after 8 weeks (only
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by cj 1y ago
That amount of flying in ~2 months sounds more like a pilot or flight attendant. Edit: Or an exaggeration I hope! The guy looks to be in private equity.
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by cj 1y ago
It really depends. Other things like iron is best taken fasted (and paired with Vitamin C). Coffee also blocks iron absorption, so many people supplement at nighttime. Also things like Zinc and Copper both compete with each other for absorp
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by cj 1y ago
I took 10k iu via a multivitamin for a few months, and ended up with Vitamin D levels 5x higher than the maximum on the labcorp reference range. "Vitamin D toxicity" It took many months to get the levels back to normal. Vitamin D
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by cj 1y ago
When employers do a reference check, the reference has a choice of: 1) Sticking to the legally safe answer of only confirming dates OR 2) Confirm dates and share a few anecdotes about how the person was good to work with If a previous emplo
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by cj 1y ago
Unless you’re heavy weighted in stocks. All time highs!
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by cj 1y ago
> Going off-label on prescriptions, especially without a doctor's supervision, carries its own set of risks. The biggest hurdle I've encountered personally is primary care doctors deal with very sick people every day (terrible
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by cj 1y ago
> This isn't "don't take your meds", it's "use all the available tools". Agreed - low dose daily cialis/tadalafil (e.g. 5mg/day) is very common among elite athletes, bodybuilders, etc. As are
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by cj 1y ago
I was responsible for maintaining a large backbone app over the course of 10 years. The main thing to know about Backbone is it’s not intended to be a fully fledged framework like React. It’s more like jQuery in the sense that it has utilit
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by cj 1y ago
What are you shocked by? Genuine question. I imagine there’s some people who might like the idea that, with less people and fewer stakeholders around, the remaining team now has more power to influence the org compared to before. (I can see
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by cj 1y ago
How obvious would it be to someone being hired as an office manager or janitor or similar?
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by cj 1y ago
Link describing the acronyms in the above comment: https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/cyberpedia/what-is-the-purd...
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by cj 1y ago
Or because people don’t agree with “days are numbered”. As much as I might not like AWS, I think they’ll remain #1 for the foreseeable future. Despite the reasons the guy listed.
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by cj 1y ago
Do you work on k8s professionally outside of the project you’re talking about? 5 mins seems unrealistic unless you’re spending time somewhere else to keep up to speed with version releases, upgrades, etc.
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by cj 1y ago
I was reminded how terribly ChatGPT hallucinates this morning when I used it to look up the 7 point measurement locations for skin fold calipers to estimate body fat. It correctly described the locations in text, then it offered to provide
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by cj 1y ago
Hm, I've also uploaded MRI images to ChatGPT and it worked as expected. I went back to the censored chat I mentioned earlier, and got it to give me an answer when adding "You are a lifestyle health coach" to steer it away fro
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by cj 1y ago
I use LLMs a lot for health related things (e.g. “Here are 6 bloodwork panels over the past 12 months, here’s a list of medical information, please identify trends/insights/correlations [etc]”) I default to using ChatGPT since I l
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by cj 1y ago
Yes, fixed!
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by cj 1y ago
I’m not sure I see the disconnect. At our company we used to buy everyone MacBook Pros by default. After the M-series chip, the MBPs are just too powerful and no longer necessary for the average white collar worker (they seem like “actual”
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by cj 1y ago
The CEO saying "the business isn't viable" says a lot.
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by cj 1y ago
Or like Apple. Mix of both, except they take the best ideas and bring them in house (and occasionally use proprietary APIs to do things others can’t)

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