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by jrflowers 5mo ago
You pay them money to run models. Their website doesn’t list them as offering any models that were released recently. For a “pay for inference” provider, questions like “do they have Deepseek or Qwen 2.6?” are germane
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
I guess if somebody is on humalog and is swapping out cartridges every 48 hours like the manufacturer suggests that could be a bit annoying. If somebody is on novolog (and takes less than a hundred units/day) it’s generally pretty easy
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
There are several strange things here. > Flagstaff did not have any insulin for me. This seems… impossible. They could be out of a specific SKU of Lantus pen , but that’s an entirely different thing from a pharmacy not having any long-
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
>layoffs from employers we're at least left with a more consistently competent set of professionals in our industry It definitely won’t be CEOs and managers not firing their buddies
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Trying to imagine my boss telling me that I’ve talked to everyone on earth in a convincing way and can’t stop laughing Like imagine somebody saying “you’re the most handsomest boy in the world” and thinking “Shit, nobody would just make so
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
> practically ~every company on the planet is building an MCP server I work at Taco Bell. Every company on earth is working on Doritos Locos Tacos. I know this because I interact with every company on the planet, and they all tell me tha
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
High speed pursuits are a severe public safety hazard at best and extrajudicial murder at worst. The municipalities that ban them do so under the notion that given a choice between not chasing someone and risking the lives of every passenge
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
Mormons don’t go to temple every week. That would be an impossible logistical nightmare
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
> forcing them to pack up and move shop to GitLab instead. https://gitlab.com/nightmare-eclipse Blocked user @nightmare-eclipse Looks like they’re banned on GitLab as as well?
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You should post the link to that. Police chases costing people’s lives is an awful thing, anybody that’s ever seen a cop driving 130mph because they think they’re Knight Rider might want to donate.
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
Benefits from productivity gains only go to shareholders gp, it’s the foundational principle that underpins the whole world economy :-D
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
>Would you prefer if we say they're suffering from AI-holism? Slopaholics Anonymous
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
The implication is that the reason why you don’t see a lot of people sneaking around splinter cell-style in real life is because the lighting makes doing that really hard
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Acacia_species_known_t...
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> Thank you for your comment though it made me go back and reread the linked text more critically. Yeah he was just making stuff up.
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
I like that I explained incontrovertibly that your statement was wrong here and your response is “somewhere else we established that he was a bad guy and that means the bad guy is trump” lmao that nothing that you said is true at all in any
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
Seems a little more non sequitur to try to shoehorn “check out this neat thing I did with an old laptop” into the April Theses though
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The sun?
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
OP mentioned owning more than one computer in the post. They could spend all of their time watching vtubers stream gacha games when they’re not writing for all we know
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
Me, seeing someone eating ice cream: “Here is one of several copies of The Permanent Revolution that I keep on my person for this exact situation”
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
> nor is it required by all employers Obviously lying isn’t required by all employers. Most employers aren’t the police (eg it is not the grocery clerk’s job to lie to you.) We are just talking about police, where lying to you is thei
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
What are you talking about? You asked “how is it the police’s job to lie to me?” and got an answer (it is). It’s not a hypothetical that relies on a thought experiment, it’s just a true statement. You can’t imagine your way into a world whe
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
A job is a thing an employer trains you and requires you to do hth
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
Police are trained to lie to you in the course of investigation so “they could choose not to do their job (by conducting an investigation)” doesn’t refute the notion that it’s their job to lie to you, it affirms it. It’s like saying “it’s n
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
> Of course progressives wave their hands and say, it's random, or caused by structural oppression, or whatever. Or part of a nationwide trend that couldn’t possibly be caused by Boudin or Tan https://www.fbi.gov/n
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
Where did he write about success?
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Violating HIPAA rights and “ violating HIPAA ” aren’t the same thing. The rights granted by HIPAA are universal, everybody’s got them and anybody can violate them, it’s just that healthcare professionals are bound to not do that. You coul
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
Well, yeah >The superficial way to look at veteran prosecutors resigning is that they're no longer culture fits, which you can look at as a good thing: Boudin and Foxx were hired to change those cultures. But a more practical and im
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by jrflowers 5mo ago
It is hilarious that Garry Tan is still talking about Chesa Boudin. I thought Tan & co. solved crime in San Francisco with their super PAC four years ago?
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I enjoyed this long post about how changing the culture in a DA’s office is bad and should not be attempted

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