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by wincy 1y ago
I’m INVESTING more. I’ve paid off like $15,000 in debts this year. I swear it’s because of the Zepbound.
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by wincy 1y ago
I had terrible side effects with Ozempic but have had minimal side effects with Zepbound that have disappeared over time. I just wake up on Thursdays and inject it first thing. The auto pen misfired the other day and I called Eli Lilly and
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by wincy 1y ago
I’ve been on 15mg (the highest dose) of Zepbound for the past six months. As of right this second I’ve lost 74 pounds since September 2024 when I switched to Zepbound after having a terrible experience with Ozempic/Wegovy and gaining f
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by wincy 1y ago
I can tolerate tea quite well. Unseeetened iced tea by the gallon, specifically.
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by wincy 1y ago
I definitely like my new 240hz 4k oled HDR monitor, though. They're getting there! The data rate it's pushing through the displayport cable for uncompressed 4k HDR is something 80gb/s though. Absolutely mind boggling. Huge up
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by wincy 1y ago
All of my reflux went away last year when I started tirzepatide via my Zepbound prescription. I was having horrible heartburn daily and it’s just completely gone. I used to take tums and omeprazole literally daily, now it’s basically never.
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by wincy 1y ago
I don’t know, 400k people are listening to the White House streaming lo-fi hip hop on X right now with cutesy videos of Trump on one side and his executive orders streaming on the other at 4am. I think there’s plenty of people quoting doge
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by wincy 1y ago
When is the last time someone used a vessel like this to sail to Iceland? I’d pay for someone to do that. Amazing what our ancestors accomplished.
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by wincy 1y ago
The problem is if this takes 20 or so hours for someone who is highly skilled and could likely make a much safer easier income doing something else, so even $2000 would be $100 an hour which if OP’s hanging out on HN there’s a good chance t
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by wincy 1y ago
Okay but what are the odds of someone named “Doug Bowser” becoming president of Nintendo of America without nominative determinism having at least a grain of truth.
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by wincy 1y ago
I worked with some Koreans and asking them about Fan Death is something they’ll laugh about like it’s silly but then say “but for real, you should open the door if you run your fan, just in case”. I’d imagine they feel similarly about blood
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by wincy 1y ago
YouTube has decided that my family is African American and Spanish speaking at some point, and nothing will convince them otherwise. We are neither of those things. At one point a few years ago my daughter wanted to listen to the Peppa Pig
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by wincy 1y ago
At least it respects it for 30 days, the Facebook app (which I use to keep in touch with family) is a desolate place where literally every time you open the app your feed is filled with shorts and posts from people you aren’t friends with.
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by wincy 1y ago
I mean I HAVE that in my car. It uses a heads up display that shows the music that’s playing and my mph and whether the auto lane assist is engaged, and my cruise control settings. I find that extremely useful while driving. Done correctly
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by wincy 1y ago
If you’re driving around in your 1971 Ford Thunderbird and the vacuum line fails, making it so your headlights doors are stuck closed, that would have been super annoying in 1977 as you were driving home in the evening. In 2025 it’s just “t
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by wincy 1y ago
Wow excited for when Anthropic buys Cursor in a couple months and I get locked out of using OpenAI models with it. This is depressing. I just want stuff to work.
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by wincy 1y ago
I dunno, with the advances in open source models I could see in a few years having AI workstations that cost $20,000 with 1TB of VRAM so you don’t have to rely on OpenAI or Cursor. The RTX 6000 Pro is only $7500 and has 96GB of VRAM.
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by wincy 1y ago
I keep forgetting that metacritic just doesn’t work with any VPN I’ve tried, but in a way that’s really annoying (it loads the site then never loads any scores or anything you actually want to see). It’s so annoying.
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by wincy 1y ago
Zepbound is actually FDA approved for the treatment of sleep apnea. It’s helped me sleep much better after losing 60 pounds due to this drug.
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by wincy 1y ago
Huh? You must not hang around middle America, out here people act like Bill Gates wants to vaccinate all of Africa in order to sterilize them and also put microchips in your brain. I guarantee if I asked five random people on the street in
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by wincy 1y ago
My wife has this problem. She got chided because she asked for a translator for the doctor at the children’s hospital and they just assumed she was being racist. He was Thai and his English was very difficult to understand.
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by wincy 1y ago
Companies that are contractors with the US government already aren’t allowed to use Deepseek even if its an airgapped R1 model is running on our own hardware. Legal told us we can’t run any distills of it or anything. I think this is very d
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by wincy 1y ago
I do custom web dev so am way out of the website hosting game. What are good frameworks now if I want to say, light touch help someone who is slightly technical set up a website? Not full react SPA with an API.
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by wincy 2y ago
Think of all the jobs we’re missing out on by fentanyl being a controlled substance! All the pharmaceutical jobs and good middle class workers that could help with the injections, the poor needle makers. And think of the poor morticians and
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by wincy 2y ago
My grandpa used to say every few years they’d vote on allowing casinos. And every few years the people of Missouri would vote NO casinos. But one time, they voted to allow the casinos. Then the votes stopped. Hugely manipulative and it feel
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by wincy 2y ago
Best I’ve seen is this. Which is sort of real? Apparently it’s complicated. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CC7OJ7gFLvE
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by wincy 2y ago
The advantage of these large corporations is good stuff like this that a smaller company couldn’t afford. Like how Disney World is in bending over backward to be accessible for my daughter in a wheelchair. This sort of thing is an objective
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by wincy 2y ago
Tomb Raider 2 was one of the first games I got for the PlayStation. I remember spending HOURS with my sisters and friends trying to trap the butler into the freezer of her mansion. Good memories.
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by wincy 2y ago
That black widow spider could be inside your house right now. Houses afford us protection but not immunity from these things. Spiders are notoriously resistant to pesticides as they require direct contact since they don’t clean themselves l
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by wincy 2y ago
I think they look super cool. I’ve thought that since they were first announced. Just the coolest looking vehicle I’ve ever seen. My kids go “look dad, a Cybertruck!” Every time one passes. I bought a Toyota Sequoia around the time they fir

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