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renewiltord
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7mo ago
Semaglutide is effectively $99/month in the US. Not from shady sources.
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Dude, you must be jacked. Great lifts at those weights. Unreal bench haha. Good shit, dude.
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Hmm, definitely an unpleasant lesson in lead qualification. Lots of clients aren't worth it. Good learnings to trust your gut. Especially with places that are in bad shape income-wise.
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7mo ago
I'm more interested in rewarding utility because that gives me better things.
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It’s because they’re using European mathematics. You wouldn’t understand if you’re American. In reality the article is attempting to account for a capital gain pnl accounting for taxes.
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Games like Battle for Wesnoth which have it implemented right, you’ll look at a 90-10 scenario with 2 attacks and end up with the 1% scenario. Enough to make a man rage. I have degrees in Mathematics, I am aware of statistics, and all that.
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7mo ago
I should have done better with my comment. I intended to reference the pre-med undergraduate degree.
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I think there’s quite a little bit missing here. As an example, Switzerland’s road/rail lines and US road:rail lines are both treated in this way and the outcomes are different. So I think the dominant effect isn’t in this form of buil
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7mo ago
That’s a North American quirk.
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You can buy it. But companies don’t sell it. Email lists are worth nothing to enterprise.
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The lesson there is that your writing is not fit for its audience. Whether you choose to blame the audience or adjust your writing is up to you. There's no real answer - sometimes the audience is morons and you are actually just wastin
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7mo ago
Ironically a demonstration of the risk of using fewer tokens. A typo more drastically changes meaning.
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It's worth nothing. This is an online myth that marks out the user the way the sentence "Expert in JAVA, AWS, GCP, Oracle, and GIT" on a resume marks out the candidate.
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The site is populated exclusively with die-hard fanatics with no real-world third space using that community to fulfill their personal social needs. They'll do that all the way to its complete and utter death due to uselessness. Change
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Huh, I didn't think of that. If you are aware of the Streisand Effect, it is only logical to use it to your own advantage. Just like Cunningham's Law, you can often get the right answer by posting the wrong one. In fact, this is p
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What are the consequences of changing the marker? Does it impose legal requirements on people or is it a matter of identity alone? Just curious why people don't take it lightly. Identity is important so that will suffice as an explan
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> When asked, the ministry spokesperson pointed out that "the regulation was already in place during the Cold War and had no practical relevance; in particular, there are no penalties for violating it.” The famed German rule-followi
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This is going to be one of those threads with LLM-grade comments about stealing your information and arbitration and this and that but I'm early enough that I can shame all of you first by at least having read the first page of this bo
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I don’t want to ever commit to anyone that I will never change my prices or the conditions I’ll work under so I think it’s fine if they won’t commit to that either. This one passes the Golden Rule test for me. I treat them as I would have t
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Edge models are good for their purpose but putting them in agentic flow with current ollama quants on a Mac Mini I see high tool use error rate and output hallucination. For JSON to text formatting it works well on a one-round basis. So I t
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If you’re a foreigner, pay attention to this commenter. He is fairly typical of who your fellow union member will be if you decide to join a union. If you are on a H-1B note that you will have to leave. Understand carefully the consequences
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It wouldn’t be the first time that “labour” found itself completely undone through idealistic foolishness. Bernie Sanders wants to end the H-1B with no replacement lined up. Labor was slain by the Ayatollah in Iran.
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For me it's too slow. Prefer using cloud agent. Can do more tasks.
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All foreigners, pay attention to the people in this thread. They will often ask you to form unions with them. But what would such a union do? Well logically it would do what these people are asking them to do. And what do you see around you
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Three Claude Max subs maxed out? I think that's exactly what they do want to say goodbye to. This might be the most unregretted "unregretted attrition" they have.
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Just told Claude to sort it out and it ran it. 26 tok/s on the Mac mini I use for personal claw type program. Unusable for local agent but it’s okay.
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Oh yeah absolute genius. I asked GPT-2 about Claude Opus 4.6 and it said “this is not a recommendation. You might get some benefits from Opus… but this is not what you want”. Damn, real wisdom from the OG there. What a legend
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No business is immune. Always have to adapt.
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This explains why Fauci lying to the American people about masks so that they'd be "available for healthcare workers" landed so poorly.
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People talk a lot, but their wallet really speaks. I don't build for people's mouths. I build for their wallets. I'm happy with outcome.
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