Why does she even do this anymore? Everyone hates her for it, she's already rich and nearly dead. Why?!
That is a bit weird, but the problem is the solution :) I'm sure you'll figure something out, and it might be more obvious once you've got the silt trapped.
Piled up rocks to make a leaky dam are good for catching silt in dry lands. Starting at the top of the land is good strategy. Check out brad Lancaster if you haven't already.
That looks interesting, what book is it?
Most people are amazed by the chop-chop and twist-twist actions on my Motorola.
I wonder what DOGE will find at FEMA.
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Guy feeds his medical data into GPT, diagnoses mystery illness. Turns it into opensource tool. Sounds like getting the data is the hardest part.
"The most frustrating part wasn't just the lack of answers - it was how fragmented everything was. Each doctor only saw their piece of the puzzle: the orthopedist looked at joint pain, the endocrinologist checked hormones, the rheumatologist ran their own tests. No one was looking at the whole picture. It wasn't until I visited a rheumatologist who looked at the combination of my symptoms and genetic test results that I learned I likely had an autoimmune condition."
"Interestingly, when I fed all my symptoms and medical data from before the rheumatologist visit into GPT, it suggested the same diagnosis I eventually received. After sharing this experience, I discovered many others facing similar struggles with fragmented medical histories and unclear diagnoses. That's what motivated me to turn this into an open source tool for anyone to use. While it's still in early stages, it's functional and might help others in similar situations."
https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1ij5yf2/how_i_built_an_open_source_ai_tool_to_find_my/
Reminds me of a trial shown in the Soil Food Web School's course. They applied compost extract (with all the functional groups of microbes including fungi) to young Christmas trees. After the first year the control and experiment trees looked the same, but they found the root system on the treated trees was twice as large as the control. The next year the treated trees grew twice as much as the control trees. After that the farmer wouldn't let them take pictures anymore because he didn't want his competition to see the results.
Trees (and all plants) pump energy into the soil, and the soil food web feeds on it to make nutrients available to plants.
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Tabby seems good so far. Code completion and chat, runs alright on my potato laptop CPU with small local models.
Tabby, Aider and Continue are the main ones I keep hearing about. I haven't had much lucky getting them working with local models, but that was a few months ago. Trying again now with Tabby since it seems the closest to Copilot and is supposed to work better with smaller models.
This has been a pretty good source over the last few days. And the comments are hilarious. nostr:npub1artx2x0y8vfpftrgl8etm0zrsm2p43ntyrz6yc9ekpqsy7zqwn5sv26l9m
https://bsky.app/profile/altnps.bsky.social
When DOGE and Trump start dealing with the FBI and you hear sob stories about all the important work the FBI does, please remember Michael Shane Daughtry's experience.
Squeeze a small handful. No more than a few drops of water is just right.
Yes, state and county. Most of mine go to education and they still hit us up for more with bonds and levies to build prison-like schools and sports fields.
perspective
