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by muwtyhg 5mo ago
> It seems like McDonald's may now allow more pricing variation between franchise locations than they did in the past They definitely do. I order from 3 different McDonalds in my area depending on where I am when ordering, and all 3
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by muwtyhg 5mo ago
Literally two paragraphs before your quoted text: > Dr. Walensky spoke broadly ... “It’s possible that some people who are fully vaccinated could get COVID-19. The evidence isn’t clear whether they can spread the virus to others.” Seems
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
> Still I think a band saw has very little warning on it and by it's design there is very little anyone can do about me cutting off my finger Most saws have a blade guard of some sort to prevent the blade from being over-exposed. Th
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
You realize the thread you are commenting on is not about scaling or downtime, but about a billing bug that Anthropic refused to fix until it become a Streisand effect? If you're happy to continue paying a company that has demonstrated
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
I know this is just an example but my eyes kind of bugged out thinking about paying $1 every time I want to estimate the calories in my sandwich.
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
And furthermore, once the person has "determined" how many calories the sandwich contains, they are likely to give you the same answer next time you ask instead of randomly changing their minds.
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
The study used a temperature of 0.01. > "Thirteen food photographs were each submitted 495–561 times to four LLM vision APIs (GPT-5.4, Claude Sonnet 4.6, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview) using an identical structured prompt a
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
In this case, what is the 'X, Y, Z' that the apps are providing that the model is not?
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
Do you run into issues with apps not supporting it? Things like banking or auth? That is the main complaint I see for alternative phone OSes, and I don't know if that has gotten any better.
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
Are you not American? We have literal abortion bounty programs[1] in some states. There is definitely a desire to find women who have had abortions and punish them for it. [1] https://www.npr.org/2022/07/11/11
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
> there's the added bonus of turning you down for life-saving care Can insurance companies not already do this?
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
You said: > The difference is, like Jesus taught, religious people will care for others expecting nothing in return (reward is from God) But you admit that's not true. They expect something in return from God. I don't understan
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
> Which would make someone less sad by default, no? Ignorance is bliss. Is ignorance therefore good?
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
> But the difference is that the expected reward comes from God Is there an effective difference outside of that person's own mind? It's still a reward-based system where people only do Good because there is some reward waiting
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
So your desire to believe in a God must also be a calculation you made selfishly. You do expect "something" in return for your religious devotion, and it seems to be based around your desire to not go to Hell, not some greater mor
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
I don't think anyone is questioning the idea of A/B testing in general, but we are confused how it works in practice when you are advertising a service. Can you give me an example of this happening elsewhere? Or are you saying it&
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
You should be blaming your employer for forcing you to use a personal device to access company resources. You should have been given a company phone or stipend.
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
A majority of states have laws preventing carrying of firearms on university campuses. Were you breaking the law by doing this?
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by muwtyhg 6mo ago
> We don’t know which infrastructure he wants to attack I think you may be living under a rock. He has announced multiple times that he wants to go after oil processing, power plants, desalination plants, and bridges. His threat for toda
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by muwtyhg 7mo ago
But he is shielded by the Senate, which vastly favors low population density areas/states.
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by muwtyhg 7mo ago
You know there is a difference between a tool being unable to predictably accomplish its task, and asking employees to do work and them failing to do so. The accountability alone is leagues apart.
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by muwtyhg 7mo ago
You seem to be making an assumption on what comment the OP is referring to. Could you provide us the quote you think has "gone through many rounds of telephone"?
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by muwtyhg 8mo ago
Because from a human perspective, it doesn't matter. The planet used to be a ball of molten rock at one point, it doesn't mean we should shrug our shoulders at the thought of it returning to a molten state. It may be "natural
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by muwtyhg 8mo ago
Here is a source for you to use in the future: https://libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org/2026/02/who-is... The number the New York Fed came up with is 90% was passed onto the consumer.
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by muwtyhg 8mo ago
Is every death at the hands of Israel against someone who is terrorist or has "terrorist-aligned ideologies"? If not, is every unjustified death of a civilian just "one IDF soldier doing something bad"? You are handwavin
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by muwtyhg 8mo ago
How do you go from a campaign motto of "No new wars" to "War with Iran" and still maintain it was a central campaign plank of the Trump Admin?
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by muwtyhg 8mo ago
> We can’t have elections in the middle of a major war. Yes we can? Is there any provision in the US Constitution that allows delay of election because of war? We have had elections during most of our recent wars (Iraq, Vietnam, Korea,
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by muwtyhg 8mo ago
Where is this text located? I googled "Anthropic Constitution" and found "Claude Constitution" (this this the same thing to you? I don't think the company Claude has a "constitution" itself. Within the Cla
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by muwtyhg 8mo ago
And that fee was likely passed almost directly onto the consumer. I think I read... 90%?
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by muwtyhg 8mo ago
The study mentions a total number of immigrants may be up to twice as many as thought (10 mil vs 20 mil) but it doesn't say anything about when they arrived, how long they have been in the country, etc. You entirely blaming the last ad

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