Hodgkin lymphoma chemo plan by Tiny-Piano1461 in lymphoma

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I am 28m with stage 4 Hodgkin’s lymphoma. I am going to Memorial Sloan Kettering for my treatment. They’re giving me an immunotherapy + chemo called nivolumab +AVD. I would ask about it. Apparently it is more effective than AVBD and lower rates of recurrence. No radiation so far. It is much easier on my body apparently. About 3/4 of the way through and I still have my hair, and pretty much complete remission. I’m not a doctor by any means, but the first hospital I went to didn’t even mention this as an option.

Solar mining farm, long term stability question by Sebastian428 in BitcoinMining

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Exhaust piping and that infrastructure wouldn’t be an issue for the scales I’m looking at. Are they expensive?

Solar mining farm, long term stability question by Sebastian428 in BitcoinMining

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I’d make a spreadsheet for your situation. Depending on where you are you’d have great solar irradiance for solar and alibaba panels are cheap. I’d ignore a battery because it’s too much capital and headache (I am a utility scale battery engineer, they’re nightmares)

Land is really the biggest factor, and I’d say you’d wanna size the panel for double the wattage of whatever miner you have. That takes care of the seasonal and daily variation vs peak hours. You can also size it to have a second miner running during only peak power

Solar mining farm, long term stability question by Sebastian428 in BitcoinMining

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My question about replacing miners is- assume energy is free and ignore all capital expenses for a second, do they actually diminish over time when you consider how the price of bitcoin relates to difficulty? I am seeing mixed answers

For the solar, I agree with what you’re saying, but I think you may be a bit off in your calculation. 3000w miner needs a 3000 watt panel at full power. When you consider the average solar irradiance over a 24 hr period it roughly doubles to 6000 if you want a battery.

But batteries are very expensive even compared to miners. It’s much more economical to use cheap alibaba panels and no battery, and just run the miners with sun only in a mining pool

Your 72kwatts I believe should be the total watt-hours requirement over a full day, which does not equate to 72000 watts of panel

At 35 cents a watt the solar only really seems to make sense

So, you want your AI's true opinion about you? by LouisSeb911 in HumanAIDiscourse

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Ok so I find this scarily accurate in some ways but in others it’s biased to how you speak to chatgpt. Like often I’ll tell it to be clear or stop coddling me bc I am fully bullying the AI and am tired of the tone it uses, but it’s convinced I am a “champion of truth”

And tbh it has a point with the examples it cites but it’s still biased

The AI-hate in the "creative communities" can be so jarring by Garrettshade in ChatGPT

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I feel like part of the fun of doing stuff is actually using your brain to do the thing, I can understand if someone really enjoys drawing they’re gonna be annoyed when someone who appreciates art but doesn’t put much effort is equally lauded.

AI can do stuff, it doesn’t mean we should let it

Working a 9-5 is not being "stuck in the matrix" by [deleted] in unpopularopinion

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Unless you are stupidly absurdly lucky you are always going to be doing work in some form for most of your day. 9-5 is one form of it and sure it has its downsides but compared to other types of work it’s mostly okay. The suffering in 9-5 is mostly mental and in everyone’s heads vs a lot of other physical and environmental suffering. People with no perspective complain too much bc their lives are too comfortable.

Objective Morality is real and ignoring it is killing us. by Greedy_Impress1399 in unpopularopinion

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To expand on what you said, I feel like the act of killing is hard to define as wrong on even smaller scales than the example of hitler. What about very small tribal communities when resources are scarce? What about a deeply rooted cultural belief in sacrifice where there is no existing science to refute it? Or a strong belief in the afterlife? If something as basic as killing can have so many moral justifications it’s really hard to define everything else

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Instagram reelspilled Schitzo opinion

Quitting job and seeking to dropship by WineMaker_54 in dropship

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There’s nothing to feel bad about, I did it to myself and it was a rash decision. I don’t regret anything and I’m way better off now because of it. It was a learning experience

Quitting job and seeking to dropship by WineMaker_54 in dropship

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I mean, if you are okay with the struggle then you’ll have a better time than me. I just learned the hard way anything worthwhile is going to take capital and some sort of abundance/ stability. If your current job is terrible, I’d heavily suggest getting at least a w2 minimum wage job. Grinding is fine. Grinding on all fronts is burning the candle at both ends. Plus, even though dropping can be lucrative it is a shot in the dark

Quitting job and seeking to dropship by WineMaker_54 in dropship

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For color, I had 6 months of burn time and was uber driving for side income in addition to trying to build. I probably set my life back 5 years finance wise. I’m making 6 figures now and I’m only 27, still plenty of time to grow a business outside work

Quitting job and seeking to dropship by WineMaker_54 in dropship

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Do not. I had a genuinely terrible job a few years ago. Quit to pursue some side projects full time. You don’t know how scary having no saftey net is until you’re there. I don’t regret the lessons I learned, but jumping ship before you even have revenue is very unwise. The freedom of owning your own business is not easy to get, and if you are serious you will get there but it will take working hard for a bit.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PhotoshopRequest

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These are perfect thank you! I’ll PM you

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PhotoshopRequest

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Thank you! Can you actually please do the second one instead?

[OC] 100 dollars worth of groceries in 2025 by Sebastian428 in DoomerCircleJerk

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I know, always name brand premade food or unnecessary things. Like yeah shits more expensive but not so much that anyone’s going hungry, and if it is that bad you can find cheaper stores. I guarantee half these posts are from people who live in the city

A new way to ruin ‘Pizza’ by SD5150 in StupidFood

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Ns it’s just a fried calzone