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wombatpm
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10mo ago
That’s usually the case for new classes of drugs.
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10mo ago
No. So long as you rotate your injection site. My son is T1 and before his pump was getting 4-6 injections a day.
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10mo ago
Thanks I knew I saw it somewhere reputable
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10mo ago
The donations to his Presidential library are a scam. I’ve made this prediction elsewhere. I am 99% confident that the Trump Presidential Library will not be build during his lifetime. Further,I am 50 year old nonsmoker and I am 85% confide
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10mo ago
Recent reports say the going price is a million
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10mo ago
Part of the benefit of CGM’s is you can automatically load your readings to your doctor. I have a T1 child, so when I call with a problem I can get quick answers. Related, Abbot previously had problems with their freestyle lite test strips.
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10mo ago
Throw in an occasional Goodnight Opus and learn to depart from the text
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10mo ago
In RHEL I would never touch system python at all, and would install what every version I needed in a venv and configure any software I installed to use what ever version I needed. I learned the hard way to never mess with system python.
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10mo ago
The only thing worse than not getting the concept car, is getting the concept card after it’s been through the development cycle. Pontiac Aztek comes to mind as an example
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10mo ago
If you a small business with retail and payroll, tax tables being up to date are worth the price.
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But most work IS drudge work and the automation causes new different drudgery. Use to be you could dictate a letter and someone from the typing pool would clean it up, proof it, and send it. Now those same people get to write their own crap
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10mo ago
Yes to how filled.
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10mo ago
Seems like participation in unemployment should require every job posting to be recorded as to date open, date filled, number of candidates applied, number interviewed. Such information should be public and weekly updated. Companies that do
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10mo ago
Isn’t this where the Eiffel design by contract people speak up about code reuse?
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10mo ago
If the wealthy want to hide away in a prison of their own choice I’m ok with that. What I don’t like are the wealthy using their wealth to take over public spaces. Like using Venice for a private wedding.
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10mo ago
There was a video of a iRobot store employee sweeping up at closing time. I’m not surprised they are bankrupt.
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10mo ago
Given how Apple Music has completely fucked up my wife’s music collection, I can’t imagine them being able to unfuck your situation at all. So sorry.
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10mo ago
Relevant XKCD Https://xkcd.com/1168/
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10mo ago
So did you return the correct data with the 426 Code?
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10mo ago
How are you supposed to deal with recalcitrant users? I work for an organization that is ending support for several long running APIs. And by support I mean turn off the servers, you must move to an entirely new platform. We’ve sent out in
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10mo ago
Is USWDS still a thing? I thought they were DOGED out of existence.
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10mo ago
I was greeted with blank stares by the kids on my team when they wanted to rewrite an existing program from scratch, and I said that will work for as well as it did with Netscape. Dang whippersnappers
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10mo ago
I played with punch cards and polystyrene test samples from the Standard Oil Refinery where my father worked in the early 70’s and my first language after basic was Fortran 77. Not old either.
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10mo ago
But if it wasn’t AI it would be something else. Remember when Bitcoin was consuming all the energy and destroying the environment?
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10mo ago
We’re looking at classy as a small dot in the rear view mirror with this current generation of elites.
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10mo ago
The buildings are hardened against damage, but the facilities are only surrounded by chainlink fence. A small group seize any power plant and force a shutdown. Drones would be great for taking out substations.
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10mo ago
You are arguing the Oracle strategy, raise prices until it hurts, throw up roadblocks to switching and raise them some more.
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10mo ago
Now you just need a couple of droids and you could go into the moisture farming business
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10mo ago
If you are don’t station troop at nuclear facilities, then no they are not safe from assault.
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10mo ago
And he came back when they were near bankruptcy
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