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2mo ago
I really don't think Anthropic has the leverage to pull this kind of thing off in the face of competition. OpenAI doesn't do it (yet), Grok doesn't do it, neither does Deepseek. I'm sure the latter two have plans to inte
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I feel like I've heard this story 1 million times before.
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Yes the medicine does it. It's attacking T2D via several pathways, but in the case of Reta the glucagon is doing the heavy lifting of clearing liver fat. This extra receptor is why Reta is a triple agonist unlike semaglutide (single gl
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That's a common and very acceptable concern and there's not great answers for it. Mostly a place will do multi-vail testing for purity, sterility, endotoxin and heavy metals. The idea is that the sample is sufficient to show safet
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Retatrutide has a specific mechanism for clearing liver fat (glucagon) which makes it one of the most effective ways to treat T2D. This is the 3rd agonist not found in semaglutide or tirzepatide.
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If you're overweight or especially if you're T2D I highly encourage you to discuss GLP-1 with your doctor. If you're T2D then get research retatrutide which looks to be an actual cure for T2D by clearing liver fat. It should
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2mo ago
Not sure they even have a choice.
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2mo ago
This actually works out favorably for US customers since the peak hours are Chinese working hours and cheap hours are US working hours.
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Take a walk through South Lake or San Francisco and he'll realize he's wrong.
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And H-1Bs are easier to overwork and abuse because the threat of deportation and the dangling carrot of citizenship are very powerful motivators that don't exist with US citizens.
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> Now we’re in summer, we’re confident that we’ve found the bug, that we understand it—and more importantly, that we’ve fixed it. This is the feeling I chase as a software engineer. It's the greatest motivator.
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Between AI and competing against the world with H-1B, it's really never been harder to get an entry or mid-level software engineering job. Which means our pipeline to senior engineer is completely broken.
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2mo ago
Fun but still didn't tell me who the "best" player is.
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2mo ago
These two submissions are totally and materially different. One is a government PR release and the other is a news article.
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Those are the ones provable in court.
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OpenAI settles claims of discrimination against US workers for $3.2M
(finance.yahoo.com)
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We don't need a "new" bill of rights. If they don't respect the first one why do you think they'll respect the next one? There's a different remedy for the current situation.
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Arsonists drawn to firefighting field. People with mental health issues becoming therapists. People with eating disorders becoming dietitians. I'm trying to figure out what pathology I'm hiding as a software engineer.
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3mo ago
My TV thinks it's January 1st 1970.
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3mo ago
Is it going to get better with these departures?
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No dealer sales is such an enormous perk. We need this everywhere but of course there's too much incumbent vested interest to keep the status quo.
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I don't believe at all this is from a lack of funds. The only thing that lacks here is the desire to put criminals in prison.
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I don't understand flock cameras in high crime areas. Every time somebody commits a heinous crime it's always like "they were arrested 72 times and were well known by the police" What's the point in helping the poli
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Ah yea, Christianity, famous for spreading around the Middle East via the sword.
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> During this period, from the late fourth to the mid-seventh century AD, Christianity became the dominant religion, towns expanded across the country and Egypt served as one of the empire's richest provinces. It's easy to fo
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So is it fun to play or just fun to look at? I'm getting "Mixtape" vibes from the article (not good!)
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Very American actually. A significant amount of Americans have a surname that was changed or transliterated from another European language.
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"Director Earth Orientation Center of IERS Observatoire de Paris, France" Even the titles are sci-fi.
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2018 cars get FSD 14 lite this month. Not a great situation but not bad for an 8 year old car.
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It's really easy to do this actually. You just create cars that drive themselves and rockets that land themselves and people start throwing money at you.
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