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The fucking irony talking about quality improvement while simultaneously being written in shitty AI slop format

There is no more more

Yeah, he's been real silent about the ongoing war in Iran. I haven't heard him say a word about it

Unironically this is probably the only feasible defense against it. Key points though, it has to be halfway decent and self hosted

You know, I have to hard agree with you there. If that kind of infrastructure was in place I would absolutely use it all the time

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I have ADHD and hate even online shopping. Before I used soylent, I absolutely hated having to think about making sure I get enough of this or that, it took my enjoyment out of shopping and food in general, I ended up malnourished and feeling like garbage all the time because I didn't have the energy to prepare food.

Using soylent I can be sure I have my bases covered nutritionally and then shop for things that I actually want to make/eat. I can actually make food because I want to, not just because I have to. It's made grocery shopping more fun for me and kept me from feeling malnourished. Obviously it's not a replacement for ALL food especially in social settings, but it's good for the filler episodes of dining.

I can down a soylent easily in 3 minutes, or less than 30 seconds if I'm in a rush. And each one is about the same price id be spending on other food for my lunch at work anyways. And you can get them for like 20% off if you buy in bulk.

I wouldn't say it's bad per se, but getting worse. If they go through with their app developer verification thing then it will definitively cross the threshold from "thin fucking ice" to shit

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These are not the same bug

Working in a manufacturing plant in a deep red county, I can absolutely attest to that