lvspiff

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by lvspiff 20d ago
Right? This isnt the first chapter in a long story to come. This is the middle of the book where the villain has all but the final stone of the gauntlet but rather than put up a strong resistance we appear to have elected sycophants who are
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by lvspiff 20d ago
Less Snydley Whiplash and more the pig guy from captain planet though
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by lvspiff 2mo ago
Art is in the eye of the beholder and If someone likes something AI generated and it still came from someone who had the idea did it not? What if the artist is blind or disabled? AI is now giving them a chance to express themselves as they
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by lvspiff 2mo ago
The best waterparks in Tucson, AZ were on the outskirts of the city and worked great as a place to "travel" to for the parents as the kids would be wiped out on the way back. Breakers....Justins....how i miss those days of running
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by lvspiff 4mo ago
The biggest hurdle i face with interoperability is getting people to buy into the standard. working with ( https://www.hl7.org/fhir/R4/ )[FHIR] it seems like 90% of the objection is that the standard is to use unstr
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by lvspiff 5mo ago
At first I was thrown off by everyone calling him "Tim Cook"... we all know its pronounced "Tim Apple"
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by lvspiff 6mo ago
I had a relative who setup a kinda "blockbuster" type service recording things and offering them out for rental. It really took off for VHS when he got HBO and recorded movies and then rented those. It wasnt a very lucrative hustl
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by lvspiff 6mo ago
If school busses can look both ways before crossing train tracks you'd think a firetruck would look both ways for airplanes coming down a runway. Don't want to blame the firemen though - this was a series of extrmeemly unfortuante
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by lvspiff 6mo ago
its the only path to go to be able to continue to support their pricing models - they've priced the consumer/pro-sumer out of the market prettymuch and so B2B is the more sustainable paying population.
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by lvspiff 6mo ago
Living in Portland I meet SOOOO many tech people that live across the river in Vancouver just because of the income tax - WA has none - OR has a healthily number of them (5 lines worth of various taxes show up on my paystub). Bigger impact
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by lvspiff 7mo ago
They are lifelong drugs though - you go off it and the weight and “food noise” come back. If you grow to used to them you have to switch from ozempic to moniourno to whatever diff thing then circle around again. Not saying the effort is the
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by lvspiff 7mo ago
The most noticeable jump has been at 10mg but i started noticing it from the beginning of 2.5 to 5 to 7.5 over a 6 month period but something about 10 just hit different but only on my 2nd month of it now. Less anxiety about things i was hi
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by lvspiff 7mo ago
Well you take this sharpie and draw a line and bam direct line of attack - if it works for hurricanes it will work for war plans
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by lvspiff 7mo ago
I can hear russia/iran now “darn they thwarted our plans to take out el paso and that mountain. There are absolutely zero other targets in the vicinity we can fly to. Zero in a 100 mile radius our drone has a capability to get to withi
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by lvspiff 7mo ago
If there was ever a time for a Mars Attacks style invasion it is now
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by lvspiff 7mo ago
My psychiatrist is really interested in how it affects anxiety and depression as he has now seena number of improvements from a bunch of patients (including myself) who use the drug. Im on meds for both and only after i started on monjourno
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by lvspiff 7mo ago
I've been taking the pill form of magnesium citrate and it helped SOO much im back to every day to every other day
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by lvspiff 7mo ago
Was my glucose under control without glp-1's? Yeah I could manage an a1c of 5.4-5.6 with metformin but I was still hovering near 300 lbs. With glp-1's I'm down over 50 lbs, my a1c is a much more manageable around 4.0-4.5 and
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by lvspiff 7mo ago
The constant back and forth between architecture and product and project management roles is the new norm for more senior/staff engineers it feels like. rarly do i get an opportunity to work on code during regular hours. my days are sp
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by lvspiff 7mo ago
I used the CIA factbook so much in college in the early 2000's when looking at so many things. When researching countries to support and travel to it made sense to vreview it beforehand. Its insane that this as a resource would be take
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by lvspiff 8mo ago
this is something that also never made sense to me - it felt like star wars got it right - for repairs and remedial tasks a trash can (rs-d2) or all the little service droids are more appropriate, but c3p0 or other nurse and protocol droids
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by lvspiff 8mo ago
That doesnt mean they are illegal right off the bat - there is no reasonable way to filter out the "illegal" members of the roles and essentially making it so the DOJ has a list of people who they can cross reference with expiring
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by lvspiff 8mo ago
Everything is a database if you believe hard enough Feel like the christmas story kid -- >simplicity, and world-class performance, get started with XXXXXXXX. A crummy commercial?
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by lvspiff 8mo ago
In your agents.md/claude.md always remeber to put asimovs three laws: Always abide by these 3 tenants: 1. When creating or executing code you may not break a program being or, through inaction, allow a program to become broken 2. You m
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by lvspiff 8mo ago
Hair, water, and wind - its crazy how those elements are the things that continue to have levels of improvement for these animated films yet for my eyes i keep thinking "well thats looks pretty solid to me" only to be outdone by t
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by lvspiff 9mo ago
Its worked for north korea going on over 70 years now
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by lvspiff 9mo ago
We essentially took out the Venezuelan version of Trump. There are still the cabinet, remaining military leaders, courts, representatives, even down to governors and mayors who all profited from the current setup who are not going to be wil
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by lvspiff 9mo ago
“MI$$ION ACCOMPLISHED”
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by lvspiff 9mo ago
I think this is something thats really missing. In the vacuum of power who is stepping in? If its someone who is just going to sell oil to the us who gets to continue to oppress and destroy the Venezuelan economy then is it really a win? It
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by lvspiff 9mo ago
Yep - That group of people have something we want (gold, spices, women, revenge or the ever classic we want to replace their religion with ours) and for the last 30 years especially now oil and minerals appear to be on the menu

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