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garciasn
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garciasn
2mo ago
I have Fable plan and Opus implement. I haven't had any major issues working this way; however, Opus does seem plain fucking stupid compared to what I experienced with Sonnet previously.
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I mean, it sorta works; but, only because of sheer luck. Both of those countries have no real power. Cuba, in particular, has negative value on the global scene and NK only has somewhat empty threats of nuclear weapons. The only true fear i
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2mo ago
That no one is blaming liberals for hacking? Not sure what else there would be to possibly understand.
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2mo ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/31/us/politics/trump-minneso...
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2mo ago
As if it were only Minnesota. But his base doesn’t pay attention to details.
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2mo ago
Blacks. Homosexuals. Communists. Islamics. Hispanics. Liberals. Intellectuals. There’s always an other. That’s what the Republicans have been doing for decades.
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2mo ago
Dry sex in SSA may be one of the contributing factors, but it’s never been truly proven out as a key contributor in any study I have read; they always address it but say more needs to be done to be certain. Your comment makes it seem like
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2mo ago
The problem is that responding that way could be seen as anti-social and counter to the cultural identity of the organization. Companies will use everything and anything against you when they believe it’s time for you to go.
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2mo ago
Their users and those users data are the product; you are insignificant in the eyes of their shareholders.
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2mo ago
I used Gemini, Claude, and ChatGPT to fight a speeding ticket. I was apparently in the wrong (I distinctly remember looking at the HUD and seeing I was at the speed limit) because their video evidence (which I am shocked they even had) show
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2mo ago
You didn't include the key piece of information as to why he was charged: > The sergeant said that on the same day, he looked up the county’s agreement with Flock, the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Camden County Sheriff Ton
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2mo ago
Saved you a click: > Does creatine make you smarter? > I don’t know. Maybe a little.
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2mo ago
Seemingly benign and/or entirely work-related messages can turn out to be career-ending when weaponized by the company.
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2mo ago
https://archive.is/2L3sU More information: Target Data Collected According to procurement records initially reviewed by 404 Media, the system allows continuous monitoring of the following personal data points: [1] Names and
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2mo ago
I don't understand the draw of video anything at all; I never have. I can read information 100x faster than a video can provide and I just cannot possibly understand why anyone would want to sit through a 45 minute YouTube video that w
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2mo ago
ESOPs have minted many a paper millionaire. I work for one and it’s a retirement vehicle that’s been often, but not always, outperforming the S&P in our case. We get ESOP shares as well as 401K match; double the retirement.
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2mo ago
> The researchers found that intermittent exposure to high carbon dioxide levels caused the brain’s blood vessels to pump as they do during deep sleep, driving the glymphatic system. [...] > But an around an hour after the interventio
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2mo ago
Saving you a click: > I decided to try it out and see if it could optimize my Rust program. > Kimi K3 had 2 recommendations, and I decided to have it pursue the SWAR optimization—SIMD Within a Register. With SWAR, a single 64-bit valu
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2mo ago
I had been explaining it to others as 'My Iron Man suit' before reading the exoskeleton essay, months later. So, you are definitely correct.
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3mo ago
https://archive.ph/UbeXA
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3mo ago
I didn’t say they were related. I said he’s doing insane shit to himself because he has the money to do so. But it’s that he recommends others do the same and that’s stupid.
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3mo ago
He’s unfathomably rich and unfathomably stupid; doing insane shit to his body and actively recommending others do the same and that’s why he’s being mocked. “Good guy” or not, he’s paying the price for playing with fire.
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3mo ago
68% of Americans supposedly support unions: https://news.gallup.com/poll/694472/labor-union-approval-rel... Yet, ~50% of Americans voted for the party that is diametrically opposed to them; a paradox. That said, w
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> They sit alongside a mangrove-studded wetland and an ocean larger than an Olympic swimming pool.. I’m tired of the colloquial use of “Olympic sized swimming pool,” as a size as they’re rarely correct. FINA, or whatever they’ve rebrande
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I gave Claude a video provided by a county attorney for a speeding ticket I got. It was spot on in its analysis, even though I don’t like what the video showed. What does it mean that Claude can’t view video; it did it just fine. Or do you
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3mo ago
Since this is already expired: https://archive.is/0xyRg
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3mo ago
Autism is a spectrum and yours appears to not be a severe disability; whereas, those who do have family members where the autism is debilitating, they may have a much different view on reversing those traits.
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3mo ago
Semi-related: my father has complications from a motorcycle accident ~25y ago that crushed arteries in his leg coupled with diabetes (insulin / kept sugar at ~100 and his A1C was kept under 6.7 for ~15y). 6w ago had to have his toes re
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I have said this before, I will say this again: we've been using ML for pricing changes for different groups of users on ecommerce sites for literally decades. Most simplistic example: 1. User arrives on site; we believe we haven'
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3mo ago
I can’t speak to this particular sector; however, I have found academics to lag 5-7y behind the realities of the business world I operate in. Business moves incredibly fast; academia, not so much.
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