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This is the exact same thing I do, though with the prefix "pre-rebase/"

How are you using Obsidian (and the LLM part if you want to expand on that) to build a second brain? I’m using Obsidian but more as a replacement for Apple Notes because it supports Markdown. My vault is just a collection of notes somewhat organized into relevant folders. I know there’s a lot of functionality I’m not utilizing.

When you get robbed who else are you going to call when you need someone to show up 7 hours later and shrug their shoulders.

Can go one step further and define a custom binfmt like was done here https://blog.cloudflare.com/using-go-as-a-scripting-language...

The observability people are correct. It’s not either-or though.

Why should I bother reading something that the “author” couldn’t even be bothered to write themselves?

this is the attitude of a toddler throwing a tantrum because they’re being told to eat their vegetables

There isn’t a contradiction supporting working class coal miners when there’s no plan to transform their labor into green energy.

“if we get this right” is doing a whole lot of heavy lifting here.

Incredible and worthwhile effort, thanks for sharing.

Seems some of the results are outdated. For example Ubuntu Coffee Collective in Emeryville is permanently closed.

I think having the audacity to call “extremely rude” something as benign as barely questioning an anonymous account’s credentials is the definition of melting down.

It’s hardly rude, let alone “extremely” rude. People who are transgender are straight up told to kill themselves daily on social media by bigots and you’re melting down over someone having the temerity to question some random account’s (ie, you) credentials? Grow some thicker skin.

There was nothing rude about any of their replies.

The person you’re replying to was being glib

They told me they’re happy enough when I was delivering them cookies.

If you don’t need the local LLM feature that I don’t see why that shouldn’t just run on a Raspberry Pi 4+.

By turning it into a monetized /b/

How else did you think they worked

I’m not the one using bigotry to anchor my insults.

Feel free to fuck off then

You claim shame was tried and was unsuccessful thus we should drug people. But what about the opposite of shame? Education, encouragement, non-judgementalism, and providing all other support required.

Yes but Harvard, where the majority of the movie takes place, is in Cambridge. And that’s where I lived (well, Somerville).

The Public Garden is obv beautiful as well, that whole area of downtown is great.

So clearly it’s something to do with the difference in their lives in the USA, but your first response is to treat the symptom with drugs rather than look at their life holistically?

Just off the top of my head the food (portions, quality, etc) in the USA combined with how much people no longer can walk vs being required to drive are a huge contributor to weight gain of immigrants to the USA.

If the person can’t afford the drug then it’s at risk of being discontinued.

It’s reality.

People take drugs if they can afford them; will GLP-1’s be available dirt-cheap to the masses or limited to those fortunate enough to have health insurance.

> Diets also don’t stick when you discontinue them.

Yes, obviously. Which is why sustainable weight loss takes a commitment to making a change in lifestyle.

What’s more sustainable, changing your lifestyle to maintain the weight you lost, or being beholden to taking a drug to maintain that same lifestyle change for a hope at maintenance?

But those changes don’t stick if the drug is discontinued.

Yes, exactly. Means-testing just makes a service more expensive by inserting needless middlemen.

I love Cambridge

You seem really hung up on wanting to call a person who’s Jewish a lizard person even when informed doing so is an antisemitic trope. Why is that? Can your feeble brain not conceive of any better insults?