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by _bin_ 1y ago
Nope. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16472832/ 2mg/kg dose, so ~160mg for an adult human. More importantly rat to human is usually a 6ish HED factor so that’d be <30mg. In reality metabolism, brain volume, etc
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by _bin_ 1y ago
MDMA is not safe at all for rec use. It’s known to lesion the serotonergic system, even with a single dose. HED is always hard but if you compare the rat dosage they used with a typical 6-7x adjustment I think it comes in at not 150mg ish f
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Unfortunately this is consistent for non-ultra-mainstream langs. They’re next to unusable for complex Haskell. If you want to vibe code, it’s Python/typescript/react or nothing.
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Semi-controversial headline but I think the point is fair. It doesn't yet produce results that meet a spec well. It's fine for scripts because if it insists you do it the bot's way, that's fine. If it uses the wrong li
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Well to start, you're really, really good at rust :) I'm not sure. I've begun advocating for people, when they write blogposts etc., to dump and attach their conversations (unless precluded by security/privacy) so those
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by _bin_ 1y ago
This probably has something to do with it. I probably tend to move faster than average and am "bot-like" in that I sort of "scrape": search for something and quickly open all relevant tabs to review, page through them, s
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Absolutely; I re-try using LLMs to debug this every so often and they just aren't capable of "fixing" anything borrow checker-related. They spit out some slop amalgamation of Rc/Arc/even UnsafeCell. They don't
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by _bin_ 1y ago
The point is this might work for a surgeon but does not for an attorney. There are enough jurors who would be strongly biased against anyone arguing before them with purple hair and tattoos that it's exceedingly unlikely anyone with su
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Except those are choices they made knowing full well the consequences. Here's what people miss: the fact that it's a social norm is reason to care, not reason to ignore it. If you were a brilliant lawyer strongly committed to yo
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Second this gripe. At this rate they're going to turn American cities into copies of beijing or london with cameras every other place you look. "Oh but the police will then be able to subpoena footage to catch criminals more easil
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by _bin_ 1y ago
I disagree with the way the bar associations are currently constructed as state-sanctioned monopolies. Since they're technically the ones who determine who is "allowed to practice", that's a hard question to answer. I&#x
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Lawyers are held to different standards of professional conduct than defendants. This also makes it much harder to read.
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Forget esoteric areas, I'm an average American guy who gets them running from a residential IP or cell IP. It even happens semi-frequently on my iPhone which is insane. I guess I must have "bot-like" behavior in my browsing,
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by _bin_ 1y ago
I tried it 3-4 times before giving up and it did this every single time. I checked the tool call output and it was running cargo check appropriately. I think maybe the 30b-scale models just aren't sufficient for typical development.
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by _bin_ 1y ago
I just tried it. It got stuck looping on a `cargo check` call and literally wouldn't do anything else. No additional context, just repeatedly spitting out the same tool call. The problem is the best models barely clear the bar for some
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by _bin_ 1y ago
That is the dollars spent for insurance plans . Those dollars then reappear in the product spending figures, less some amount of overhead and margin for insurance. Those additional data you provided don't say anything more about exact
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by _bin_ 1y ago
A larger proportion of both House and Senate republicans voted for the '64 Civil Rights Act, true, but that doesn't change the fact that many preferred the state model. Goldwater, the party's nominee for president in '64
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by _bin_ 1y ago
You also have Roosevelt's first appointment to SCOTUS, a literal hood-wearing klansman and true-blue progressive. Broadly the progressive movement was also home to a high level of racism; more of the paternalistic variety than the hat
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by _bin_ 1y ago
This isn't an accurate picture either. A good example would be Justice Hugo Black, Roosevelt's first appointee to the Supreme Court. Black remains one of the most noteworthy big-time liberals in the history of the court (with a
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by _bin_ 1y ago
It is not. The precedent is around ninety years old, but firmly within modern history. As Franklin Roosevelt attempted to enact his New Deal agenda, the so-called "Four Horsemen", often along with Justice Roberts and/or Chi
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Well sure, I tend to agree with that. Government buildings can be an exception because they're public and we more carefully constraint the things the government can do, and because you can be forced to go there. I too am a bit baffled
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Sure, that's just less attributable to a coherent political faction; there were fewer than fifty that occurred in total on mentally ill women.
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by _bin_ 1y ago
The data don't bear this out. Insurance companies do represent some level of inefficiency and are easy scapegoats, but saying this only prevents people from better identifying and fixing actual cost centers. Here's a good breakd
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Well, there are some that absolutely should be done locally. Supply chain risk goes up hugely during time of war. We are very good at protecting shipping lanes but not perfect. Canada is a fine place to leave things as she shares a land
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by _bin_ 1y ago
This wouldn't be the first time that it took a while for the courts to redress wrongs. Dred Scott technically stood until rendered obsolete by the Thirteenth Amendment. Brown v. Board didn't happen until the fifties. The co
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Yep, I've heard many people have much stronger results with o3 and am glad it's working for them! I think it would help if you could dig up and publish at least a few of your chats through ideation/architecture, initial impl
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by _bin_ 1y ago
This is a good point. Rep. Rogers' amendment to DOD for FY25, which just came out, includes: - $1.53B for expansion of small unmanned surface vessel production. - $1.8B for expansion of medium unmanned surface vessel production. - $1.3
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Absolutely. Right now, though, people haven't built nine-figure ultra-robotic t-shirt factories because they can "cheat" around the issue of tech advancement and requisite R&D investment because they can just offshore t
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Perhaps, but I do see this as a mostly-disconnected issue. Companies in China are extremely profit-seeking. We're talking about countries that run literal sweatshops, so let's stipulate worker's rights and living wages aren&#
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by _bin_ 1y ago
This has always seemed blatantly unconstitutional, though, intentionally abused to create a chilling effect. It's not something I have or will say, but if "I want to kill Fred" isn't classed as a Virginia v. Black "

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