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by lvspiff 9mo ago
I cant wait for the Monday press conference where the Epstein files are not even brought up again.
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by lvspiff 9mo ago
I mean…pretty sure greenland was cool with it up until a year ago now…
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by lvspiff 9mo ago
I hear over and over from the staff engineers where i work that ai churns nothing but slop. When they know its ai they refuse to approve PRs even when it works cause its not the way they would do it. Prime example was a quick set of scripts
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by lvspiff 9mo ago
I took a jab at using github copilot to vibecode a static portfolio website for my wife. I wanted to get some better familiarity with terraform so seeing what it built for those files while linking up with my custom domain on cloudflare was
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by lvspiff 9mo ago
Does that make hackernews the radioshack? The entire internet is really not much more than a strip mall at this stage with every site being subscription or ad based.
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by lvspiff 10mo ago
I think of it as you say "install dishwasher" and it plan looks like all the steps but as it builds it out it somehow you end up hiring a maid and buying a drying rack.
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by lvspiff 10mo ago
100% agree and more credit if I could give it! Even as a lead I ask the dumb question when no one else does just because when i can see the look in people faces or realize no one is chiming in the dumb question is needed to ensure everyone
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by lvspiff 10mo ago
I've noticed amoung colleagues who are not fond of ai usage they love to call out "slop". If a line of code is too verbose or too succinct it must be ai. If a routine doesn't use the function they created when it's
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by lvspiff 10mo ago
What about those of us that were expecting an earpiece and glasses with AR for calling by now?
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by lvspiff 10mo ago
I setup real life accounts with etrade and fidelity using the etrade auto portfolio, fidelity i have an advisor for retirement, and then i did a basket portfolio as well but used ms365 with grok 5 and various articles and strategies to pick
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Athie Wood dumps $8.46M GitLab shares(finance.yahoo.com)
3 points by lvspiff 11mo ago|2 comments
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by lvspiff 11mo ago
Is Gitlab loosing the repository wars?
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by lvspiff 11mo ago
20 years ago a shared room was kinda the go-to for conferences and business meetings seemed like at companies I worked at. It was normal to share a 2 bed room with another guy, but all the hotels we ever stayed at had a bathroom with door
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by lvspiff 11mo ago
I've found the hotel the shower controls are akin to a bop-it...pull it...twist it...hit it....twist it....pull it....
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by lvspiff 11mo ago
I've traveled more recently for a new job and the downgrade in hotels has been the same. I've stayed at a la quinta that was no better than a motel 6 with a barely cleaned room and towels that were more like old wash cloths, a Mar
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by lvspiff 11mo ago
They do have money earmarked for this…its just a line item though called “lobbying”
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by lvspiff 1y ago
Wife has a guide dog Labrador trained from a puppy incredibly well behaved and when on harness total worker focused and its interesting what she does and doesnt play with when not working. She has a stuffed animal that she sleeps with and n
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by lvspiff 1y ago
What's not precise is road work closures, special event closures, detours due to event parking, random traffic patterns during various times of day and random signal availability for both gps and cellular due to massive buillding and p
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by lvspiff 1y ago
It feels like this was more done initially to meet a quota. Lady reports to ICE she thinks illegals working there. ICE does some sorta check and realized there might be an issue with a couple and extrapolated it to all Asians working in the
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by lvspiff 1y ago
In right there with you. I live in a small town and so whenever spending money at a local small business I try as much as possible to use cash. The shopkeeps who are also the owners are so appreciative as it's essentially a 5-7% "
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by lvspiff 1y ago
As the spouse of someone blind it's becoming increasingly difficult to get accomodations from doctors and govt things. Surprisingly so much so that even making ada complaints goes nowhere. Very few offices are willing to sit and fill o
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by lvspiff 1y ago
Recognizing the patterns and applying patterned solutions is where I see success in my niche of healthcare interoperability. So much of my time is spent watching people do things,process and how they use data. It's amazing how much peo
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by lvspiff 1y ago
I think some of it is the return is hidden. Things that took people an hour now taking half that. Presentations that were bland are now improving. The fact I can do some quick analysis of some data then analyze it in a number of ways for in
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by lvspiff 1y ago
one of the most annoying things to me are managers who pull the "here's what I'm evaluating you on...now write up this self eval what you've done over the last year that fits these items and I'll copy paste it into
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by lvspiff 1y ago
A podcast or tweet from RichNipples isnt an ACTUAL scientific citation??? Next you’ll tell me DogDookie69 isn’t the women’s reproductive specialist he’s made himself out to be.
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by lvspiff 1y ago
They are picking the “un-rich” latter. The rich can still have all the vaccines they want they just gotta pay for it. Same goes for healthcare. If you don’t have a job and arent independently wealthy well screw you dont care about you anywa
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by lvspiff 1y ago
Theres such a huge focus on STEM yet i rarely see the scientific method or critical thinking and logic being taught. Its like forming your own ideas is no longer a thing and so long as you have the solution you wont need anything original I
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by lvspiff 1y ago
Yes most hackathons are crap but I will say one I attend (or at least try to mostly due to how I work) is the HL7 FHIR Connectathons. Its for an altruistic purpose (making healthcare data easier to exchange) and there are always a slew of t
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by lvspiff 2y ago
You mean the awesome 1996 classic action flick with Travolta and Slater, Broken Arrow? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115759/
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by lvspiff 2y ago
In an ideal world the insurance company would operate more like a fiduciary than a custodian. Their job should be to guide you towards the best possible outcome not just the outcome that suits their best interest. But, that would require ev

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