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by pxmpxm 10d ago
So much this. My average linkedin in exprience is a sprinkling of updates from people i personally know, in an oceon of inane "content" by ~$0 net worth people with 40 word self professed titles. I am still baffled that microsoft
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by pxmpxm 1mo ago
It’s disappointing to see Redditesque room temp iq discourse in the comments. Has anyone mentioned the expected cost per Mwh of this project to get a sense whether this made economic sense, or are we talking Biden admin adjacent vanity poli
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by pxmpxm 2mo ago
Make it high vis safety yellow with flashing lights, because the number one use case, and bulk of the selling point, is having other people ask you about it.
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by pxmpxm 2mo ago
I love that comments like these incept million tech bro look-at-my-clout responses for having learned some subset of the magic incantations to make git barely usable... As if you get an award for mental heuristics to put up with a poorly ar
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by pxmpxm 4mo ago
https://www.samhsa.gov/find-support/how-to-pay-for-treatment... Schizophrenia is covered under -caid.
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by pxmpxm 6mo ago
My 13 year old mac desktop is sitting here with 14.82gb used with nothing but messages and firefox. Really dount that 8gb will cut it.
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by pxmpxm 6mo ago
> paid gap year Internship. The word for that is internship.
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by pxmpxm 6mo ago
Yupp, even before the ram shortage we were paying $60-$80k for 1u racks with 768 to 1.5tb ram and 48-128cores
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by pxmpxm 7mo ago
Unclear for a laptop, but for a workstation 1tb+ is what you want for any sort data science stuff.
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by pxmpxm 8mo ago
Chat bot for kids toys sounds like a great idea; i'm sure they have the mental capacity and context to comprehend that they're interacting with a stochastic predictor machine. It's just like tamagotchi, am i right?
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by pxmpxm 9mo ago
Maria Machado? I thought independent observers mostly agreed she won the election?
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by pxmpxm 9mo ago
> suggest high-level collaborators in the local military This - almost guaranteed that this was a negotiated outcome/coup from the military. Also it's telling i had to scroll halfway down the page to find the first non "tr
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by pxmpxm 9mo ago
Ah yes, inexplicably alluding to race makes every argument stronger. May as well throw in some inaninity about climate change while you're at it.
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by pxmpxm 10mo ago
Off the top of my head maternity/neonatal/family planning type of benefits are mandatory for obamacare compliant plans. That essentially outlawed all the affordable young adult catastrophic plans.
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by pxmpxm 10mo ago
A) Inflation in healthcare costs is well documented and unrivaled B) Biden papered over A) with "temporary" covid subsidies in 2021 and those are going away, revealing A) again
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by pxmpxm 10mo ago
Bronze plan is shitty catastrophic insurance at like 5x the actuarial cost to try to fund risk pool and all the mandated benefits thst the o/p alluded to
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by pxmpxm 10mo ago
Bronze plans with $5-6k deductibles have always ran more than what people paid for rent. Healthcare is the one thing that's outpaced inflation in higher education.
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by pxmpxm 10mo ago
It's always cost ~$2k a month, the only difference is the previous administration thought everyone else should be "temporarily" paying for her plan. I feel like we need a perpetual PSA here that moving money from person A to
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by pxmpxm 10mo ago
And very, very clever.
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by pxmpxm 10mo ago
> Doesn’t take much reading ... Not whole lot of room for that when you're foaming at the mouth, ready to repeat packaged PR narratives made by very well paid DC people.
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by pxmpxm 1y ago
Straight out of shitty user stories. As a user I want my computer to restart by itself and lose of my work, because its entire purpose is to collect CVE patches.
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by pxmpxm 1y ago
Every upgrade you have have to go back and turn/GPO off various Copilot, MSN ads-in-your-start-menu and MSFT Rewards (the f that even is?) things. Same thing for Edge; drove me back to firefox.
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by pxmpxm 1y ago
Feigning victimhood and zero agency is very trendy in certain circles, and you evidently get bonus points for these sorts of performantive theatrics, versus actually adressing the core of the issue. It's not the phone, it's you...
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by pxmpxm 1y ago
>who is funding these groups Permanently noncontributing grand-grand-grand-grand offspring of 19th century robber barons seem to be over represented on the funding side (off the top of my head: tides foundation, woodcock foundation)
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by pxmpxm 1y ago
Injecting appeal to emotion is almost universally a sign of a weak argument, especially when it comes to thinly veiled labor theory of value angles.
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by pxmpxm 1y ago
> dilutes actual concerns Lots of hammer+sickle and palestinian flags in the protests; everyone needs a hobby?
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by pxmpxm 1y ago
> exploiting you'd have to do to accumulate Your grasp of economics could use some work
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by pxmpxm 1y ago
TBH not a ton better on the desktop...
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by pxmpxm 1y ago
You know that is you, not the phone, that is desperately looking for a distraction and a different reality. I don't understand why it's ever so trendy to do this performative i-have-minimal-agency-in-my-existence bit when it comes
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by pxmpxm 1y ago
He's done the same asinine antics his entire career - friends at early-days at Tesla corroborate the identical on the spectrum nonsense that conveniently is now all over mass media. The only difference is back then he was saying batshi

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