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by Diederich 3y ago
This is an understandable reaction and question. Fundamentally LSD is physically safe at most any reasonable dose. What remains is psychological safety, which is quite important. I've always been a well grounded person, and with the
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by Diederich 3y ago
I agree that 100 is a good starting point, or even less.
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by Diederich 3y ago
Agree with everything you're saying here, I'll add what might be obvious: it's generally best if the first doses aren't too large. I first took LSD back in 2014 I believe, after researching everything surrounding the top
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by Diederich 3y ago
I'm sorry to hear that you're dealing with that. If you're comfortable doing so, I wonder if you could share more details about how increased testing is involved? Thank you.
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by Diederich 3y ago
I didn't get even a small sense of bragging from the above comment, and I'm actually quite glad it was posted, especially the pictures. It's good to see other people doing something similar to what we're trying to do wi
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by Diederich 3y ago
We do 95+% of our charging at home on 120VAC at 12 amps, which is about 1500 watts. For our mileage use we're charging perhaps 75% of the time. I found at 1200W panel on Amazon for less than $400. Various realities will substantially
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by Diederich 3y ago
Yes, I watch this a couple of times a year. It's just beautiful.
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by Diederich 3y ago
Falcon Heavy, with 27 engines, has had a number of successful launches, and zero failures.
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by Diederich 3y ago
Heavy/Starship design process is poor? Can you expand on that?
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by Diederich 3y ago
I think I saw at least one in flight engine relight. If true that's a capability I haven't heard about before.
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by Diederich 3y ago
> This test launch was never planned to actually make orbit. Very, very technically true, but not really. Their target trajectory was only a few tens of m/s short of orbit. > aerodynamic stresses similar Right, within one percen
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by Diederich 3y ago
The described methodology has worked very well for the Falcon 9 stack, and it's carried quite a few humans safely to orbit. Iteration is key here. Nobody is talking about putting a human on Starship until it's quite reliable.
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by Diederich 3y ago
The Columbia case is a better example than the Challenger case, because they actually caught that right after launch and analyzed it, though incorrectly.
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by Diederich 3y ago
Video of the SRB leak just prior to the Challenger disaster was quite useful after the fact.
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by Diederich 4y ago
Why would Tesla be talking about Mars?
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by Diederich 4y ago
That's a damn shame. We definitely need more rather than less competition in 'new space'.
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by Diederich 4y ago
I worked at the WalMart home office in Bentonville, Arkansas for about 13 years, the whole time in Information Systems, salaried. For most of that time, there was something called 'store appreciation', around November, where every
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by Diederich 4y ago
I left Twitch in 2017 and all of these things were true then as well. I worked with quite a few smart people and the perks and comp were great, but damn so much toxic crap going on, and seriously poor management.
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by Diederich 4y ago
All true, but as a reminder, more energy in a pseudo stable chaotic system means more extremes in both directions: more frequent floods, more frequent extreme snow events, etc., all across the globe. https://en.wiktionary.org&#x2
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by Diederich 4y ago
We got a lot of shit about it at the time from various sources, but I think my wife and I were correct in limiting our son to a flip phone until he was 18. It was very awkward in a lot of ways, because all of his peers had smart phones,
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by Diederich 4y ago
> His audience is fanboys SpaceX fans?
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by Diederich 4y ago
Is one example his recent set of videos about how quickly electrical energy travels travels?
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by Diederich 4y ago
Do you know if she got sick after taking the vaccines or after she got C19?
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by Diederich 4y ago
Nice! We are on steamboat, cell signal is absolute garbage out here.
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by Diederich 4y ago
In 2020 when we rented in the bay area and decided to find a forever home, we also moved to full WFH and started looking at hundreds of houses in the Pacific NorthWest. The very first thing we did (mostly my wife) was to call Comcast, give
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by Diederich 4y ago
Can you briefly outline what experiments you setup on both sides of the earth? Thank you!
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by Diederich 4y ago
I grew up in Southern California in the 1970s, and a non-trival percentage of the daily conversations I had with normal people had to be in Spanish, because their English was much worse than my Spanish, which was fair. "Southern Califo
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by Diederich 4y ago
I played MUME a ton in the mid to late 1990s, and still login once in a while. It's truly a hidden gem. Walking around the world often feels like being inside a Tolkien novel.
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by Diederich 4y ago
Really cool stuff, thank you for this!
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by Diederich 4y ago
Thanks for the link, I'm looking forward to reading through it.

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