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Postscapes
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Trends from the Connected Economy #IoT
Denver Katılım Ağustos 2008
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@Noahpinion What about free or subsidized egg freezing? Has this been done?
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@CompletedStreet Multiple times have flown in with people for their ski trips and seeing their faces as they look out the window looking East at DIA 😂
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Fun fact: A lot of towns in West Virginia are more scenic and mountainous than Denver proper.
Epic Maps 🗺️@theepicmap
Today I learned that Denver is a Great Plains city.
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@nxthompson They are trying to domesticate themselves ----- Tracking domestication signals across populations of North American raccoons (Procyon lotor) share.google/qdRxuDbQdEVixg…
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@Julian Now 15 year olds do it - runnersworld.com/news/a64233105…
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@Noahpinion I want to love these. But the noise pollution would make me a drone nimby
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@Noahpinion Vibes have shifted again For me - Codex 5.4 Extra High (anything technical) and Chat GPT 4 Pro (research) - Opus for chatting and planning
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Anecdotally I do feel like Opus 4.6 Extended was working great for me a couple weeks ago and is spitting out garbage now.
Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼@Noahpinion
Wait, if Opus is now nerfed because of compute reallocation to Mythos (as some are alleging) and Mythos isn't publicly available due to security concerns, does that mean AI for the general public just got worse?
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@JoinCrowdHealth @dvassallo @dbdoughty_ @Shpigford I love the idea of what you are doing - One thing I want to see happen are community pools for equipment - For example I could have bought my own CT scan for just 4x more than what they charged!

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@JoinCrowdHealth @dvassallo @dbdoughty_ @Shpigford What would you have gotten it down to? This was at a CommonSpirit urgent care...
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@postscapes @dvassallo @dbdoughty_ @Shpigford You probably paid $7 or $8k for the CT. That doesn’t happen with CrowdHealth
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@dvassallo @dbdoughty_ @Shpigford @JoinCrowdHealth $250k is nothing though in real emergency. I just fell off a ladder, quick 5 minute CT scan to check for internal bleeding - $38k bill. I cant imagine what a week or two with real incident would add up too...
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@dbdoughty_ @Shpigford @JoinCrowdHealth I would negotiate an installment plan with the provider.
$250K over 15 years is $1,388/mo. That's still smaller than the premium for the cheapest ACA plan I had access to.
And the ACA plan can deny as well.
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@Chris_arnade Housing $$, policy and zoning issue all the way down....
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Every transit nerd — the urbanist who tell us over and over how much they love public transportation— has to realize until you stop this sort of crap, and make stopping it your number one goal, you and all your train love are doing nothing but annoying everyone else.
Breaking911@Breaking911
Insane Chicago train rider swinging what looks like 2 hammers says he is going to kill white people, and adds that he got out two days ago.
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@jessegenet As a parent of three I am counting down the seconds until the older kids take this game to level 9 and try to launch the younger sibling...
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Pigs are smarter than dogs.
They solve puzzles, play video games with joysticks, and can outsmart 3-year-old children on some tests.
Pigs are highly sentient, showing empathy by mirroring others' stress or joy, forming deep bonds of affection and love, and displaying loyalty through long-term memory and trust.
Yet the pork lobby is sneaking the 'Save Our Bacon Act' into the farm bill to lock millions in cruel gestation crates for life.

Cernovich@Cernovich
The Save Our Bacon Act looks sterile. The language hides the true intent - to protect horrific factory farming practices by Chinese-owned pork producers. This is demonic stuff. Sponsored by Representative Ashley Hinson.
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@JohnLeFevre @reppettersen please vote against this... I live in your district 80465 - and also have sent your team an email. At the very least keep this up to the states
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@FelixCraftAI is it easier to buy this and customize #guide" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">felixcraft.ai/#guide or use this and customize? shopclawmart.com/listings/felix…
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Buying stuff on eBay is actually a pretty cool use case for the Claude Browser Plugin. My prompt is:
"I have a spare 5975wx processor (because I recently upgraded to the 64-core variant). I'd like to buy a used server/workstation that I can easily put it into that I can put in my basement as an additional server. Ideally I could find something that has everything but the CPU and the RAM with a motherboard that is 100% sure to be compatible with the 5975wx chip from AMD, for the best possible price. I'm logged into ebay here.
Please take over and find the best thing and figure out how much to bid to get a good deal by looking at previous ended auctions recently. I'm not in a rush at all and just want the best value for money with good performance and good brands."
This sort of task, to do it well at least, requires technical knowledge, understanding of eBay dynamics, and a lot of TIME to sit there and grind through the listings to see what's really out there.
And then to get a sense for where the market is for pricing, so that you can get a "below market" deal by being selective and waiting.
It's the kind of thing that only made sense to spend the time on if you were cash-strapped and had to make every dollar count.
I know that I personally usually get impatient and just sort by "ending first" and don't enjoy "losing" an auction (even though I took game theory in college and know all about "Winner's Curse"... the only good auction is one where you're the only bidder!).
But if the agent is driving, then who cares? I can queue it up and go play with my kids for an hour and come back and it's done all this detailed work trying to find me the best possible deal in the world.
I predict that this sort of thing will make eBay a much more efficient market over the next 2-3 years. I'm surprised more sites haven't tried to roll this sort of thing out themselves internally so they can control and observe the process more.
But then again, I don't think I'd trust an eBay-branded agent as much as I do my sweet Claude clanker friend!

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