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by kshacker 5mo ago
IMO Type 2 diabetes is manageable. My father struggled with it for decades and his last few years were not great. Having those same genes, I've spent a lot of time reading and following the data. My take is that T2 is quite manageable.
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by kshacker 5mo ago
A good engineer and / or a tenured engineer could very well be compared to Picasso in this story. A tenured engineer did not just sit their entire career drawing that painting on the napkin, they delivered other results too. But at the
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by kshacker 5mo ago
Affecting chat would mean the chat answer would be different because of ads. Btw this should be easily testable by comparing free and paid accounts
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by kshacker 5mo ago
Do we think CIA/NSA/FBI know who is Satoshi? Maybe not all of them, but someone in the government has to know, no?
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by kshacker 5mo ago
lol neighbor? Gunshots reclassified as car exhaust but there's a video too. Same one from last night?
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by kshacker 5mo ago
This is the best ELI5 explanation I have heard. Thanks !
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by kshacker 5mo ago
Is it 2-way? I guess moon see all around earth, or no?
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by kshacker 5mo ago
Assuming zero time to walk into office (just saying), one day they will start scheduling meetings at 8:53 because we all do get here at 8:53.
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by kshacker 5mo ago
Capital gain and losses are when you need to pay taxes. If you sold 100K of SPY that you bought for 10K actually, and bought it back (It is a gain so there is no wash sale) immediately, you need to pay taxes for $90K. This is just an exchan
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by kshacker 6mo ago
I gave up my monitor pre-covid, a few years earlier than that actually, and have not looked back. The only thing that does make me wonder at times is that my video in a zoom'ish app looks different than other people's video in som
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by kshacker 6mo ago
Remember EU classified some companies as gatekeepers. Call them gatekeepers, monopolies, whatever - some companies are like "essential workers". They need to be available as much as essential workers were needed during covid. Whic
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by kshacker 6mo ago
In hindsight, I understand. But I did this 6-7 years back and no one has come after me, should I care at this point?
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by kshacker 6mo ago
I do not recall, it is long time back, I looked and could not find the ban notice or the specific comment that may have been the issue. But I was banned from /india - same as you. And I think it was barely political. I do not discuss p
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by kshacker 6mo ago
Nope. Started my first maybe 8-10 years back, and then added the others over a year or 2. None since. I do not use them all nowadays, but I was very active in my early reddit days. Since someone downvoted my parent comment, I am not hiding
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by kshacker 6mo ago
Oh man, I have 8 reddit accounts (AFAIK) one for each purpose so that I am not branded based on my open comments. Anyways, one of them is abandoned because ... that's where I got started at reddit about 7-10 years back. Got hooked actu
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by kshacker 6mo ago
Good for demo but every 5 minutes? Why?
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by kshacker 6mo ago
IMO it is a valid question. Our AI has not yet reached that level, our prompts have not yet reached that level of sophistication. But I do not code in assembly any more, I do not do pointer arithmetic any more, so maybe some day we get to a
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by kshacker 6mo ago
Reply to myself: This has been one of my more viral comments. Or controversial. Although I am not a karma farming kind, it was funny to see it get rated high, and then pull back more than half way. Yes it is controversial. I guess I was ear
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by kshacker 6mo ago
This is an awesome move. They’re not saying the reports go away—just moving them to every six months. After hating how each company runs on an internal quarterly cycle, I have to welcome it despite how the change originated. Six months is s
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by kshacker 6mo ago
I remember consulting for a healthcare company in .... 2003. Very short assignment so I never got deep into it, but anyways my consulting company made me read up an in house guide about ALR and MLR (Administrative or Medical Loss Ratios). O
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by kshacker 6mo ago
Yes that's the other part. Suppose I build a high performance on-device caching solution that allows computes on a drone to run 10X faster ... I am not really thinking about the drone, just the caching solution PS: I have no knowledge
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by kshacker 6mo ago
We (and I) have become desensitized. When I saw one of these for the first time about 25 years ago, I was thinking about it for a week. Maybe longer. Because it was new, internet was new, and the video (not the same but it really does not m
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by kshacker 6mo ago
It will be like Galaxy Quest - they saw the historical records, copied them and then ... still needed humans to help them :)
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by kshacker 6mo ago
Yes even I posted something recently which was voted down since I mentioned from get go that I used help from AI. But the idea was mine, I wrote the first draft, and then worked with AI in 2-3 loops to get it right. But like dang said ... I
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by kshacker 6mo ago
Absolutely. We need to get a Hello, World equivalent of something a person should be able to do with AI before they are allowed to decide AI projects.
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by kshacker 6mo ago
can this not be regulated? yellow light timing must not have changed for the last 12 months before adding cameras
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by kshacker 6mo ago
Not when the tone is that tomorrow worlds going to reboot or something similar
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by kshacker 7mo ago
If you look at their status page, something has been bubbling for the past week https://status.claude.com
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by kshacker 7mo ago
maybe this prods either the congress to allow permanent daylight savings or the western states to just move to standard time. but no, they will drag their feet. what we need is some kind of critical mass which finally makes them act. Maybe
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by kshacker 7mo ago
I was having an extended incognito chat with claude.ai, and then it stopped responding. I saved the transcript in a notepad and checked in another tab whether it was down. i wonder if the incognito session is gone, and whether by reposting

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