Weow…

Useful, totally.

I hope this mistake is learned from.

Worse things could’ve easily happened.

I think this is a wonderful thing,

Considering there’s healthier ways to lose weight,

Cheaper ways,

And overall just BETTER ways.

Also note, they were originally made to be DIABETES meds.

What a display of ignorance. You assume this is just a problem with will power. Have you ever thought it could be related to genetics or hormonal issues?

Are you not aware of the other benefits that have been discovered and are not related to weight loss? Evidence that it helps with arthritis, kidney and heart disease. It appears to also help with addiction like alcohol and nicotine. There are plenty of reasons to make this available to anyone who needs it. It can mean the difference in living a healthier and more productive life for people suffering from other problems and not obesity.

Disclaimer: Never used GLP-1.

Your moral judgment of this drug doesn’t make companies choosing to spend less on employee health a “wonderful thing”

Yep,

Let us drain the moon as well as our home.

Diamonds are incredibly useful,

And logical, now that we can produce them easily enough.

This, is one of many uses of the rocks.

Ah yes,

It just worked so well in simulations,

Didn’t it?

Flock cameras need to become Shot cameras.

Ah yes, this worked so well in professional testing of consumer A.I.s.

I’ll certainly trust this one wholeheartedly.

Hit me up: What concerns do you have and how can I convince you the data is good? I'm obviously biased but I'm personally very surprised by how well it works and how much the sketching/metadata from exabytes of real backups contributes.

We have a lot of interesting results from research partners but most of it is unfortunately still under embargo. If you're in SF you're welcome to say hi (hit me up, my email is user at gmail .com )

For anyone wanting to look into philosophy, this website, and specifically this article, is simpler to understand than some other sources.

Maybe you’ll start to have thoughts of your own, and develop your own philosophical ideas.

I’d also recommend “The Metaphysics of Nothing”

(https://iep.utm.edu/metaphysics-of-nothing/).

That’s actually amazing.

Who else had heard of it before this article?