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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
Someone posted an interest in a field in a who-wants-to-be-hired thread. A lot of people who investigate job openings aren't actually experiencing "career troubles", nor are they "desperate" as other comments note
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
What irony. The comment I responded to considers posts to those threads "career troubles". Others define the base as "desperate" and "unemployed". All coached in a language of "leave the poors alone".
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
I assume they're talking about https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/dec/11/m... Meta is a garbage company. An absolutely fetid cancer on humanity that offers zero good and all bad.
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
> Too many people in tech are so utterly shameless This applies to literally all of society, and has absolutely nothing to do with tech. Every society, everywhere. I mean, the guy sending that spam probably is pretty hard on their luck a
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
There is a much more accurate test called Cystatin C that can be used instead, and it isn't subject to being thrown off by creatine, muscle mass, etc.
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
It's pretty clear they understand that. Creatinine is, however, the waste product of creatine. So the more creatine you consume, the more creatinine is in and discharged from your system. Precisely and correctly as they said, normal eG
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
>This false dichotomy is what irrational reactions against anti-AI sentiment use, not the anti-AI sentiment itself. This is very LLM. Did you use ChatGPT to write that bounces-off-me-and-sticks-to-you retort? It's, of course, absolu
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
>they don't seem to be lamenting that people might go to that channel instead of asking their own fathers. Much of the anti-AI sentiment has this sort of false dichotomy as its foundation. An imagination that the alternative to AI i
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
>Anthropic is at the mercy of 3rd party datacenter contracts I mean, this is a bit like complaining that McDonalds doesn't have their own herds of cows. OpenAI actually isn't in the business of buying GPUs or running data centr
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
>So the problem is not that bad. It's way overblown! You were a magnitude off. And after your stealth edit to be admissions, you still ascribe it all to Canada. Did you know that 56% of TN visa holders are Mexican? Something like
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
>I used to have aspirations to move to Canada and I know folks who have tried to hire SREs in Toronto Bizarre. It's like having an American school me on Canadian healthcare. Here I'm sitting, in Toronto , having hired for a nu
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
Do you know what an admission is? A Windsor nurse working in Detroit would count as 300+ admissions over a year. That does not remotely show what you think it does.
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
We have a larger partner speaking the same language and with a largely synonymous culture and a heavily integrated economy as our neighbour. The moment a Canadian company sees success -- in optics, autos, science, medicine, weaponry, etc. -
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
>the actually valuable EUV light source technology ASML brought Cymer in house because it couldn't make the tech they needed and they needed to dump resources and engineers on the project of a supplier to make what they needed act
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
Howler. Keep up the defensive, insecure screeds. It's absolutely hilarious.
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
You brought up Cloudflare, when in reality this site went into their caching services configuration and purposefully enabled geofencing restrictions. They could have done this a million ways, and Cloudflare is basically irrelevant to this
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
In this case a site is geoblocking. It's an affiliate station is Wisconsin, serving up local news. Sites have been using things like MaxMind and blanket blocking entire regions long before Cloudflare. If you've run a site like tha
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
I honestly do not understand why people get weirdly defensive about stuff like this. Guy offhanded commented on some Mac friends and weird other platform users have to get angry and huffy. The "topic of the article" was that a guy
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
Yes. He's noting that people with Macs can engage in message exchanges on their Macs. Like I get a message from someone on my phone and if it merits a more considered response I wake my Mac and reply from there. Obviously other platfor
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
It really isn't weird, and given the entire rest of the article clearly the author understands. RFK and friends have health-washed tallow. While their ridiculous new food recommendations claimed to "end the war on protein", i
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
"The food industry reformation underway isn’t making chips healthier; it’s swapping one fat for another inside the same ultra-processed product while everything else stays the same. " The same ignorance is driving the push to repl
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
The results are there, almost below the fold. A giant AI summary fills the screen, and that AI summary is useless. I mean, while I think this is yelling at clouds and silly, it is right to point it out as a pretty funny problem with the AI
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
Smith is doing this because now outrageous amounts of American plutocrat money is going to flow into pushing the "leave Canada" position (from ketamine-rot trash like Musk. American plutocrats despise that a functional country not
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
> So what happens if a majority of First Nations people want to separate but the chiefs in charge of a particular band don't? It seems you're implying something here that is comically ridiculous. Like some sort of crocodile-t
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
>The majority of the population, sitting outside the VC bubble, views AI unfavorably. Sure, where AI means threatens my job or my skills, people view it unfavourably. But then they use it. They're all using it. People's rheto
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
It is LITERALLY an EU-only system. What is your tired point?
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
Do you think that is a retort in some way? EU residents have a say over the EU. Canadians have a say over the Canadian government. We do not have a say over a nuclear-armed idiocracy forcing it's profound corruption and stupidity on ot
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
It might be temporary pricing given that 3.5 Flash is actually superior to the existing 3.1 Pro in almost all regards, so they're in a bit of a lurch as 3.1 Pro really doesn't make sense given that 3.5 Pro has been delayed a bit.
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
How does my post in any way "cheer" the end of non-proliferation? It is a simple statement of fact that there have been geopolitical changes that demand nuclear armaments for any sovereign nation that wants to remain so. There was
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by llm_nerd 5mo ago
The initiation of the ejection wasn't automated, but it was very clear to both pilots that it was unrecoverable. It was less than 4 seconds after ejection that the jets struck the ground, so there wasn't a lot of time. By the timi

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