jassyr

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by jassyr 3y ago
I enjoyed the blog. Where do you find the time to post though, once you're done with work or do you schedule specific time to post?
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by jassyr 3y ago
This trick has helped me a lot. I think to myself "I'm the type of person that . . . " And it helps overcome the mental anguish of should I or shouldn't I. "I'm the type of person that works out everyday,&quo
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by jassyr 3y ago
The source report: https://car-recalls.eu/tuv-report-2024/
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by jassyr 3y ago
I also have a chronic condition and am experienced with what you're talking about. Personally I favor the approved treatment option, while also maintaining a healthy diet and exercise. I know what you mean though, there is a group of
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by jassyr 3y ago
There's a great scene in the movie Wall Street. Bud is an ambitious wall street trader asking his dad for money, and his dad is a working class union representative. >Bud: It's Queens, Dad and a 5% mortgage and you rent the top
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by jassyr 3y ago
>And when we do get invited it’s like “Ugh Wednesday is no good for me, how does Thursday 3 weeks from now work?” I feel personally attacked! All kidding aside, life's gotten more complicated since I was a teenage suburban punker. w
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by jassyr 3y ago
I wonder if in 1,000 years these power struggles and land disputes will feel as antiquated as witch hunts. Sadly I fear not, human greed has no limit.
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by jassyr 3y ago
I think you missed the part about a student no longer attending Harvard nor being part of the organization.
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by jassyr 3y ago
Truck doxxer maybe won't be arrested, but a defamation/libel civil case is likely. Especially with now CEOs calling for blacklisting. Ones reputation can be totally destroyed being falsely accused. Emotions are high right now, bu
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by jassyr 3y ago
>"Harvard Economics professor Jason Furman ’92 shared a similar statement on X, writing that he had been contacted by a student who had been doxxed despite no longer attending Harvard or affiliating with the co-signing group."
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by jassyr 3y ago
The pixel "a" series match your requirements for the most part. An inexperience phone stripped of unnecessary features. Unfortunately I don't know any phones that are also repairable, replaceable, and hackable.
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by jassyr 3y ago
Are people still making money on Amazon affiliate programs? I thought that ship sailed like 10 years ago.
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by jassyr 3y ago
Would you mind sharing some prompts you've found particularly interesting?
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by jassyr 3y ago
Curious, are these easily found and purchased online? Or does one have to go through some "darkweb" channels?
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by jassyr 3y ago
Probably spamming their media contacts and trying to spend down their Q3/Q4 PR budgets
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by jassyr 3y ago
There is very convincing research that Epstein Barr Virus causes Multiple Sclerosis, and the current treatment I am on for MS destroys the B-Cells the latent virus lives in. I think you're spot on, infections are probably the cause of
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by jassyr 3y ago
After 3 years of Ocrevus I'm switching to Kesimpta this week. I've had too many infections with Ocrevus and I'm hoping the lower dose with Kesimpta will help. I had laryngitis for a few weeks, Covid for a few weeks, other l
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by jassyr 3y ago
>I sometimes wonder why we're all not more annoyed that we get sent to specialists for the parts of our body . . . . at no point, is there a department of immunology that takes over or even contributes. As a person with Multiple Scl
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by jassyr 3y ago
I'm always surprised to read how many great minds served in WWII. Granted most of them didn't see combat, but their lives took a drastic change. Here is a guy living a quiet life teaching philosophy at Oxford and all of a sudden
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by jassyr 3y ago
I second escitalopram. 10mg changed my life.
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by jassyr 3y ago
Just seeing LLMs create beautiful prose seemingly out of thin air totally changed my view on human talents.
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by jassyr 3y ago
Is the question whether AI will evolve to develop emotions as a way to communicate with humans and other AI? Or whether humans can bake it in?
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by jassyr 3y ago
>"This isn't the same as experiencing the emotion and then finding a way to express it." How is it different? Aren't people just expressing sadness in a way that they've been conditioned to do? If sad, do sad thi
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by jassyr 3y ago
Look no further than the American book-industrial complex. >Virginia Sole-Smith, author of a brave and radical new book... It's just click bait in literary form. Make "radical" claim to get attention --> sell books.
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by jassyr 3y ago
What is the use case today for 224 GB/s wifi? 8k+ video? Genuinely curious.
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by jassyr 3y ago
There is something comforting about machines whirring, knocking, click clacking. The physical card printed, cut, and handled by hands. There should be a name for that feeling, like being in an old book store, being able to touch everythin
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by jassyr 3y ago
Many mods of larger subs make money through various sponsorship/kickback schemes. Example, https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-bribe-reddit-mods.1...
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by jassyr 3y ago
I haven't been to SF in 20 years and reading the news I can't decide whether it's the 10th Circle of Hell or just another misunderstood American city. The comments eventually will support both sides equally no doubt.
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by jassyr 3y ago
In my experience, people only rally around a problem when faced with an immediate problem. It's probably irrelevant how you frame the issue because nothing will be done until it's juuuust about too late. The good news is humans
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by jassyr 3y ago
I think people are amused by the irony of the original post arguing semantics and then proposing an equally poor solution.

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