Still growing but not as much, you must be a shit company.

How did that turn out?

The parties agreed to dismiss and it never went to trial.

Are you confusing that with the SCO-Linux lawsuits?

What's the point then? New York ISO peaks at like 25GW, that's a drop in the bucket.

Nah, social media shown me that chugging raw milk and invermectin has literally zero downsides

You CNAME it to a domain that expired.

Strong diasgree on that. I’ve had great results from uploading my schema, uploading a query to optimize (multiple joins, multiple subqueries, etc., that kind of thing), describing the output set I want and letting it come up with a query.

I would actually say I’ve had the _best_ luck with SQL.

Yeah, that's what's worked for me in maintenance. I no longer weigh myself every day but I do at least several times a week. If I get too high, I know to slam on the brakes for a couple of days (at least).

My wife, OTOH, she can't do that. Seeing her weight every day emotionally impacts her, and she eats emotionally.

I couldn't agree more. It's a real struggle to avoid crap at grocery stores. If you stick the produce section and the meat sections, you're in good shape. Once you start hitting the prepared foods, the frozen dinners, the candy aisle, the soda aisle, the chips and crackers aisle, it is really very hard to eat healthily.

I read through the rest of the comments under this article and I saw your name pop up frequently. I'm sorry you're having such bad weight and health problems, and I hope you're able to make some progress.

Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glucagon-like_peptide-1

NIH https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4119845/

Beyond the scientific facts, if you read anything that people who take these drugs say, you'll find that turning off the "food noise" is perhaps the most central theme. So yeah, GLP-1 drugs do suppress appetite.

I'm not arguing against exercise, but with GLP-1 drugs, you literally do not need to exercise to lose weight.

In my late 20s, I lost about 60 lbs of weight, almost entirely through a small number of dietary changes--zero beverages other than water and unsweetened coffee, zero french fries, zero bagged snack foods, zero going out to eat for lunch. I also practiced intermittent fasting, sporadically, for 24 hours. I didn't change my exercising at all.

Now, since I lost the weight, I've taken up more exercise (bike, jog, lift) and I've maintained a steady weight for almost 15 years now.

Bodybuilders say "abs are made in the kitchen, not the gym." They've got a point.

Cheaper, but not easier.

I'm a "Calories In, Calories out" type guy, but it does seem accurate to say that there is a large percentage of the human population--worldwide--that cannot adapt to modern lifestyle, work types, and food availability. It galls me to say it, but keeping a percentage of the population on appetite suppresants may be the most cost-effective way to control obesity worldwide.

Obesity is skyrocketing around the world. In France, traditionally considered a healthy country, in 2020, 47% of adults have a BMI greater than 25. As of 2014, 24% of French adults have an obese BMI of 30+. (https://www.thelocal.fr/20250527/how-serious-is-frances-obesity-problem / https://www.ameli.fr/paris/assure/sante/themes/surpoids-obesite-adulte/definition-causes-risques / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obesity_in_France). France today is similar to the United States of maybe 20-30 years ago. Let's hope the trendline changes!

Obesity is surging in India, China, even Africa.

Another factor of obesity, particular in the United States, is that it's strongly correlated with race. Blacks, Hispanics, and Native Americans are all more than twice as likely to be obese as whites, and east Asians have very low obesity rates (though this too is changing). Again, if medicine can help narrow some of the health disparities and improve eating patterns, IMHO, it's probably a good thing.

Given how much of your time you seem to spend here posting about LLMs and the repetitive nature of your posts, I'm starting to think you're one of them!

Because it's an alpha? Placeholders are going to be everywhere

It also promotes ignoring endorsements because they're meaningless.