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3y ago
I had a couple goes at it and if that's your bar for AGI, then we are a lot closer than you might think. Got a pretty decent one on the third try, but my prompt was a bit heavy handed.
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3y ago
I was forced off of dulaglutide after the supply ran out in my country and have put back on all the weight I lost, but slower than expected.
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3y ago
Is semaglutide itself patented, or is it the pen/delivery mechanism? The online sellers provide vials of semaglutide that need to be reconstituted and then drawn up / injected like insulin or other vial-based peptides. I assumed t
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3y ago
NPM doesn't work behind my company's firewall
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3y ago
Haven't they left the hardware stuff to Azure/Microsoft?
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3y ago
>I'd be amazed if ChatGPT can create pixel-perfect animations and transitions along with reusable clean CSS code which supports all of the browser requirements at your org. Personally, I'd be more amazed if a person could do th
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3y ago
Have you ever heard of the theory that scammers intentionally add grammatical or spelling errors to their messages? The idea is that it increases the signal to noise ratio of their hits by filtering out people who are more savvy or capable.
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They asked and I answered. They had already taken my phone and laptop to search, so I didn't see any need to lie.
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3y ago
US customs had me give them the credentials for my facebook profile back in 2017, so it's not that uncommon. Edit: I had mentioned twitter as well originally, but I think what happened was I told them my twitter password was in my pass
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3y ago
I wish we could do a semiconductor-free week or something at my job and revert to pen+paper for a bit (no printers/scanners).
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3y ago
The private sector doesn't have a monopoly on violence that it can use to imprison me.
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3y ago
You need to follow up the payment barrier with identifying bots and the info (cc+contact) they used to verify their identity.
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3y ago
Even if a plot of land isn't literally empty, the ideal behind a land value tax is that it incentivizes maximal utilization of land.
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3y ago
One way you could look at it is that this person's inability to afford the land value tax signals that they are not making effective use of the land and that it would be in society's best interest if the land were to change hands
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3y ago
I feel like this statement hides something critical, "Here's the thing: there is, clearly, more utility in me keeping my finger than in you keeping your measly ten pounds." My point is that, is that so clear? Or is the utilit
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3y ago
As others have said, it's basically impossible to determine outside of some specific cases. Like, imagine if the keystroke data was being sent on its own to a unique endpoint; or a single player game that was sending only keystroke dat
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3y ago
Maybe my understanding of FPGAs is wrong, but isn't that an issue at design-time and not an issue at run-time?
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3y ago
I put my trust in the lord above and go bravely into the night.
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3y ago
Spot on imo, although I would probably add another sentence explicitly about correlation != causation.
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3y ago
That would be a meaningful raise for me actually, but the skillset is a lot more specialized as well.
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3y ago
I live in a low-trust society, so they wouldn't have accepted something like that. Had they offered, I might have said yes and gone back later. But I was mostly just pissed they didn't mention it on the phone.
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3y ago
For context: Pixel 5 has a 19.5:9 aspect ratio and 85.9% screen-to-body ratio Pixel 8 Pro has a 20:9 ratio and 87.4% screen-to-body ratio So the difference is ever so slightly less impactful than it sounds, but it's still a much bigger
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3y ago
I have literally called ahead to order food then arrive to pick it up and be told that the card reader has not been working all day. Had no cash so I just ended up leaving.
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3y ago
More and more, I appear to be an ideal candidate for GLP1 agonists. I saw absolutely incredible results for the 3 months I was on dulaglutide before I stopped being able to get any. At the same time, I already have a long history of suicida
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3y ago
I think about this whenever I'm spending money on my cat. Some of the highest smiles per dollar I can think of tbh.
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But doctors do generally get a ton of follow up visits to tune the patient's settings, so there is an incentive there. It doesn't have to be a conspiracy (in the literal sense) if everyone acting in their own interests brings abou
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3y ago
You can use OSCAR to read the data off of your SD card instead, which is less convenient admittedly.
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>in my Country more than 25% of the population is over 65, so they not only are retired and do not contribute anymore to the expenditures through their work, they also need a lot of very expensive and prolonged care. If only there was so
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3y ago
For a lot of use-cases, it actually doesn't matter that much.
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It's not surprising that HTMX didn't allow you to do that because that's pretty explicitly not what it wants to be. HTMX is all about sending HTML over the wire, not JSON. If your HTML/JSON is gzipped, it shouldn't
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