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etyhhgfff
6mo ago
And the method to analyze the swabs could also contain contaminations that screw the results.
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etyhhgfff
6mo ago
I can second that the Book or even better Audiobook (read by Tolle himself) The Power of Now can have profound impact on ones life. I would recommend to give it a shot.
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etyhhgfff
6mo ago
If you price that in then the best course of action would be not to bet unless you have insider info yourself. You cant win a game against players that already know the outcome.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
This answer is LLM generated.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Just another glitch in the matrix. Guess whst chances were that this happend by pure coincidence. Dead Internet Theory is real.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
The T480 i7 with 64GB RAM is still a very decent machine in 2026 even when used by a browser tab messy with a bunch of electron apps opened all the time.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Sorry but this has all red flags of llm written, beyond reasonable defense.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Is one $200 plan sufficient to run 8x Claude Code with Opus 4.6? Or what else you need in terms of subscriptions?
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
I doubt that there is enough capacity to evict a full AV to another one.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Just another AI slop article on HN. Hope is gets flagged fast. I mean the author could at least try to make it a bit less LLMish.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
It is unfortunate that Polymarket did not exist prior to 9/11. It would have been very telling.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
We would need a super high end AI accelerator with specialised cooling for less than 3k bucks to make it happen. Consumer gaming graphics card wont fit the bill. Problem is all TSMC capacity is already booked for years to come by the big p
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
I strongly agree, that this is an issue that needs to be adressed, but for everyday coding tasks it wont matter in 99.9 percent of cases.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
And its not allowed to film the police crimes. They can lawfully demand to turn your camera off, because of privacy laws. Welcome to Germany.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
I see a bunch of cynicism in this reply, but I guess you would argue there is none. Fair enough.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
You have to make it look semi-realistic
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Obviously in a way they get the $35B.
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7mo ago
Yes, there are some exceptions where it clearly states that a thinking model has been chosen like for kimi, but there is no such indicator for the GPT family from OpenAI and other major models.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Another marketing gag could be -1nm
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
The URL seems a bit dubious.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Please make it public
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Reads like AI slop
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Hence AI is a good long term investment.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Your response feels LLM written
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
> This isn't a case ... It's the opposite of that. It's taking something that ... "Its not this its that" is the new em-dash.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Nix Flakes are around for years and still experimental?
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7mo ago
RIP
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
The AGI bar has to be set even higher, yet again.
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etyhhgfff
7mo ago
Its turtles all the way down.
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etyhhgfff
8mo ago
Compound interest is a think but we wont be millionaires by age 50, especially in modern times where people study long and start working in their 30s.
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