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After the complete fraud that is SpaceX who cares what they do.

I think it has evaporated the wealth of many young investors also.

If you use opencode for your AI work or becomes affordable. To the point where you would reasonably build applications with intelligence the LLM version. I think in the near future the intelligence will be free and there is no business in free. I know it is a big statement but if you look around there is already a large amount of free models of gradually increasing strength. For most applications you don't need a gpt6

I write a large amount of AI stuff 30 books. 4 million words. I find I have finished a book and don't want to read it.

Statistically even or repetitive over a chapter, chapter after chapter. So make an exaggerated point prove it come up with a conclusion and then have an exception.

Repeater 4 to 6 times a chapter in a book of 45 chapters.

So I wrote something to remove it and yes it is better but still not very good.


Your 100,000-word books would probably be better trimmed to 10,000 words.

I have been injecting this stuff for months now with no weight loss


I think you still have to eat less.


Robert Lustig's Sugar: The Bitter Truth hammers on fructose being a major culprit to weight gain:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM

Dr. Gil Carvalho (medical doctor, research scientist, science communicator) debunks parts of Lustig's 30-year-old claims:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdoDx9dIuNE

Nonetheless, Dr. Carvalho agrees with avoiding sugary drinks:

"We have a lot of recent evidence, recent studies after [Lustig's] talk. The link between soda and weight gain and obesity and other chronic diseases is quite strong."

Drink fewer sugary beverages, consume fewer calories (eat less), exercise, and drink less alcohol.


One of my reports at work started out with heavy diabetes and 300 pounds. Now he’s down to under 200 and has no diabetes less than 5 months later.


Can t2 diabetes go to remission?


Yes, if you improve your insulin sensitivity. It's effectively how bariatic surgery "cures" T2 diabetes. T1 is different though.


If you're getting it compounded it may be time to switch providers.

Seriously, in the first week you should feel a bit of nausea at .25mg. After 2-3 weeks you should see something, either weight loss (most) or gain (some).

Or you could be one of those who have no effect, which sucks. I'd go over your process with your provider, from storage to injection.


Not everyone gets nausia. On .25 I had zero side effects. At .5 minor sulpher burps that lasted a few days and then again down to zero side effects. In the online communities of people on GPL-1 very few people have side effects.

Why on earth would having no side effects suck? As long as its working (weight loss) then thats the ideal scenario.


Luckily, like exercise, there are cardiovascular benefits even without weight loss.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/weight-loss-drug-h...


Why are you continuing then


glp1 doesn't increase your basal metabolic rate, it curbs your appetite. so it's still possible to ingest an excess of energy and to maintain your energy storage volume if you continue the dietary habits that got you fat in the first place -- eating slop and/or eating for the sake of eating.

even one caffeinated corn syrup slurpee that people consume like it's no big deal can be a quarter or more of your daily energy requirement. a few snacks on top of that and that leaves preciously little budget for real food.


Not any more that is for sure!


I lived in New York 2004 to 2009. 2006 I think there was this epidemic in cases when I say everyone had kids who were autistic I am not even exagerating. I was one. Was like a movie I dont think I could exagerate what happened it was everywhere all at once. It was vaccines everyine knew it everyone still does. These people are liars. They were then they still are dont believe them.


These people are not liars. It’s anti-vax conspiracies that willfully mislead people and for what? The scientist who claimed a link between autism and vaccine was a fraud who misrepresented research data. Why do intelligent people perpetuate conspiracy theories?


Why do you believe that like if you are measuring it maybe you are doing it wrong. Seems to me that we need this light fastest X to hold up a load of physics even when there has been recently numerous experiments which challenge this premise.


> there has been recently numerous experiments which challenge this premise

I've seen Sabine Hossenfelder mentioning some papers but without the gory details.

But she also notably said:

>> A lot of research [in] the foundations of physics is now pseudocience. It hasn’t followed the scientific method for decades.

What experiments you're talking about?


>numerous experiments which challenge this premise.

Citation needed


I don't think it's going to make a difference over a generation or two. If it did we'd have a society of high achievers and no achievers. Rags to riches and back in X generations. The people doing drugs and falling out with society may themselves be high achievers too Drugs drugs casts a wide net. You'll get older and unwanted and stupid like the rest of us. Then you'll wake up. Hopefully when you do you're not on your own.


There is a tribe of people who carve bots out of trees using their hands. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dugout_canoe. It stupid to waste time doing something a computer can do reasonably well. IMO


Icymi, "carving bots out of trees" is a wonderful and apposite autocorrect. There's layers to this thing, man!


Generally speaking, it's carving bots out of the environment, trees included, for sure.


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