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by junofan 8mo ago
They need to be in a separate risk pool. It isn’t a penalty.
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by junofan 8mo ago
There seems to be an explosion of drugs for fat loss. No signs of slowing down.
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by junofan 8mo ago
It’s super dope, and you can have it talk to people for you in the local language when you go there. I’ve busted it out to explain what I’m thinking for me. Watching travel shows on TV or reading travel magazines is sadder.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Curious what type of metal object and if you tried factories in different regions. Jewelry is pretty smooth… This 500W superlamp thing is effectively an appliance and seems quite brave for this guy to work through.
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by junofan 8mo ago
There is death by old age. You’re just not supposed to write it on the statement because the age is there already.
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by junofan 8mo ago
That’s a bit cynical. Religion is more like a technology. It was continuously invented to solve problems and increase capacity. Newer religions superseded older and survived based on productive and coercive supremacy.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Eh 1953 was more about what’s going to happen to the people left behind, e.g. Childhood’s End . The vast majority of people will be better off having the market-winning AI tell them what to do.
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by junofan 8mo ago
+1 blows the pants off anything else I’ve touched with zero config fiddling. Great stuff.
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by junofan 8mo ago
I mean an F50 went for $9M at Sotheby’s last year. That’s probably enough info to rule out salaried work.
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by junofan 8mo ago
There’s a whole vibrant industry of people you can pay to market whatever you want on Reddit. They can’t all be competing for the same few popular subreddits. They must be differentiated by targeting niche subreddits.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Why not vote for some law limiting the government’s buying of this data? After all, I expect a say in how the government is run, so that seems like the appropriate path. I don’t see why I should expect a say in how AT&T is run. AT&T
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by junofan 8mo ago
Bike helmets are for safety but reading the article the ban is more for some kind of societal change. I don’t know if it’s really comparable.
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by junofan 8mo ago
I mean as of 2011 over half the native women are obese [1]. I don’t know what to make of it other than that’s a lot. Dr. Anne Becker may be really into preserving traditional Fijian culture or whatever but it sounds like some of the local g
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by junofan 8mo ago
I don’t know if this counts as activism, but I was at my university’s Faculty Club and a faculty member walked over and immediately started bitching about Donald Trump without introducing themselves. Like, you’re supposed to be in the busin
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by junofan 8mo ago
> I don't think it's even in China's interest to see a large decline of the US, after all they're a big customer. Yeah aren’t they just Leninist but using us as a signal of what to make? I thought rough shape of the s
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by junofan 8mo ago
Sounds like when people are politicking he just takes a “whatever” approach haha. That seems reasonable.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Literally everyone raising money is just searching for the magic combo of stuff to make it happen. Nobody enjoys raising money. Wouldn’t read that much into this.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Ok, I am a Constitutional Scholar and there is no way that not getting to jump the line at the airport is a “material adverse action” because you can simply get in line. In general, there need to be damages when you talk about liability.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Reddit’s been fake for a while dude. They’re just taking top posts/comment chains and asking LLMs to generate similar content.
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by junofan 8mo ago
This is great and has lots of practical stuff. Some of the takeaways feel over-reliant on implementation details that don’t capture intent. E.g. something like “the LLM is just trying to predict the next word” sort of has the explanatory po
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by junofan 8mo ago
Would be tough to pull that off in Switzerland, having lived there for a stint. Can’t imagine the tax guys would be that happy.
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by junofan 8mo ago
I was curious but it’s surprisingly hard to find info. These guys [1] are pretty stoked about “nowcasting”—which seems to be on sub-10-minute timescales to issue local severe weather warnings and such. It appears current sounders don’t scan
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by junofan 8mo ago
Wonder about suitability for habitat construction, especially extraterrestrially. Apparently some plants have been grown in regolith samples. Would be wild if there’s a way to close the cycle on building materials very quickly.
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by junofan 8mo ago
So why the car company? Also I was told there is no voter fraud. Is that just because nobody’s looking?
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by junofan 8mo ago
By the article it sounds like Ross Stevens wanted his money to go towards excellence. Perhaps he didn’t find that at today’s Penn. Taking him at his word, he seems to have found that with the US Olympians.
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by junofan 8mo ago
They’ll self-sort pretty quickly. The ChatGPT people will talk to the ChatGPT people and be happy about it. I think it’ll work out.
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by junofan 8mo ago
I dunno, I take a more McLuhan-esque view. We’re not here to save the world every single time repeatedly.
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by junofan 8mo ago
> He asked Rieder about the case. > “Oh, we made it up,” Rieder replied. Interesting anecdote. Something to keep in mind.
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by junofan 8mo ago
If you read the article, the author frames the discussion around a retroactive tax in California applying to those resident in California as of January 1, 2026 so that it cannot be dodged by moving. Also, the words “US”, “US-ian”, “American
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by junofan 8mo ago
Looks great. Hope the team polishes it up before release. The visual nits in shipping Google products make my eyes bleed.

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