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irlib
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Comment #48724154
Or maybe it was supposed to be the OMP (OhMy Pi) harness. Pi can do just about anything for you. Use most models in most ways possible. You just tell Pi what you want, and it build…
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Comment #48668320
Where are you getting cheap GLM5.2? It is about 1/3 the price of Opus, which is not what I would call cheap.
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Comment #47982004
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Comment #45162530
They'll be sure to stick around if there's still money to be made. Here’s a case where leaving makes sense: Google was hit with a literal bazillion-dollar fine in Russia.
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Comment #44974388
It does not support Monokai because of reasons. That does not scream good taste to me. It screams something different.
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Comment #36753838
He said Microsoft. Not Amazon.
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Comment #35594598
Well, I am using ChatGPT as a pocket keto nutritionist and it is recommending an actual product brands quite often. Not sure if this is intentional or just learned behavior.
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Comment #24676475
I have everything on on my series 6 LTE. After 23 hours on my wrist it usually at 50%. It is new though. But the screen is always on. It seems they have improved battery life on se…
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Comment #24360732
Well, they have a publicly accessible price list in most hospitals out of USA.
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Comment #24360583
Does the "bronze" plan have "out of pocket maximum"? It supposed to be 20% up to the OOM and total coverage after, right?
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Comment #24347016
I do. Those 3 wheel cars/bikes in California...
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Comment #23444300
Weather tax.
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Comment #23441016
It's already just like that here in california. They schedule a free in-home sleep study, then lend you (again, for free) a CPAP machine for a week. Then you decide if you want to …
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Comment #23440956
Yeah, I've been provided with a CPAP machine for a week, and although it reduces the breath interruptions, just like in your case, it does not improve the quality of the sleep perc…
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Comment #23440893
Yeah, a couple of years ago, I had an at-home sleep study. It was free for me with Kaiser insurance, so I guess the cost was neglectable.
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Comment #23440854
I am in the USA, and my cheap ass insurance covered the sleep study in full. CPAP machine, however, is upon deductible, so I have postponed it upon I'll have spent the deductible o…
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Comment #23440619
In my case, the sleep study was done at home. I just have to wear some gear at night for a week or something. Then a week of CPAP machine for free to feel if it's helping (I feel n…
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Comment #22085846
If you have Apple care plus, you may just exchange the AirPods at some point during second year of wearing.
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Comment #18333702
You must be living in a perfect world where people finally won laws of physics. In my world, if you driving at speed limit near intersection you have zero chance to stop before the…
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Comment #18252272
Miss Google Reader. Now I have to host a miniflux to have relatively similar experience. Still, GR was much more convenient. Miss Mr.Reader as a RSS client on iPad. Miss AlienBlue …
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Comment #17949221
My story was: vim (5 years) -> emacs (7 years) -> sublime (2 years) -> atom (1 year) -> vscode (2 years and counting). Switch from vim to emacs is obvious. Switch from emacs to sub…
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Comment #17693002
But why? Family plan on coveredca site costs about $13k/year. Or even less if your business is not yet profitable enough.
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Comment #16724381
His car does not always veers. He owns the car/work in apple/drive the same road to work - for about half year (i.e. >100 times) and according to the article he has just about 7-10…
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Comment #15322925
MacBook 12’ would work for most webdev work much better than any tablet while being much less in weight and size than mbp 13’.
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Comment #14283598
Then involve light (not-so-heavy) framework. E.g. Backbone.JS.