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541.
by butlike 8mo ago
Hell yeah man. Momentary lapse.
542.
by butlike 8mo ago
To an extent I feel your position, and it can be true in many contexts. I would say, however, that taking a trip to a far off country, and dropping acid serve two different purposes. While I'm sure there's some overlap, you won&#x
543.
by butlike 8mo ago
LSD and psilocybin are very different. Wouldn't think it, but it's true
544.
by butlike 8mo ago
But that doesn't test if the LSD helps in a non-clinical setting, only that the monitoring and attention helps
545.
by butlike 8mo ago
At the risk of sounding like an imbecile, can I ask why LSD-25 can't be the pharmaceutical form of LSD?
546.
by butlike 8mo ago
And _STILL_ the Sony MDR's are still ~$100.
547.
by butlike 8mo ago
"Regardless of all other variables" Variable 1: The Cayenne is on a train track Variable 2: The train behind the Cayenne is going 35mph. You painted with too broad of a brush with that statement.
548.
by butlike 8mo ago
I feel that same way you described with the "fog" clearing. I don't know exactly what it is, but I'm imagining it being the fact I _finally_ get some good, restful sleep (with it taking about 2 weeks give or take for tha
549.
by butlike 8mo ago
https://xkcd.com/538/
550.
by butlike 8mo ago
It's bad for EVERYONE's health. Try to limit your usage and you'll feel better. I promise you'll feel better.
551.
by butlike 8mo ago
It's not anything though. It's a website and electron app that promises functionality that completely isn't there. It's useless, but instead of being art, it promises functionality, so it's functionally trash. I too
552.
by butlike 8mo ago
Probably why the actual product, the code export, isn't working. I doubt it ever will. Neat toy, though.
553.
by butlike 8mo ago
Probably don't know how now that the LLM helping them write the code has lost that context. From their github it appears all the code is llm-generated
554.
by butlike 8mo ago
Who's Ain Cooic?
555.
by butlike 8mo ago
Would have been cool if it played the sorted ones at the end as a final run through victory lap
556.
by butlike 8mo ago
What does it matter who wrote it as long as you like the content? If the content is posted on a network that allows robotic agents to post, and you don't like it, just sign on to a different network. I imagine it will be way closer to
557.
by butlike 8mo ago
Do I want an iPad Air or Pro? Both seem pretty thin. Why is it called 'Air'. What am I not getting with the Air? When was the last time each product was updated, since I remember a time when different models were updated at differ
558.
by butlike 8mo ago
Would the 'G' in Grammar be capitalized since 'English Grammar Nazis' is a proper noun?
559.
by butlike 8mo ago
That too, depends on circumstance. If it is rainy near me, and clear skies near you, and I tell you the sky is grey, without corroboration from the weather report, I am wrong to you. If you say the sky is blue, without corroboration, you ar
560.
by butlike 8mo ago
I've thought about #2 a lot (well, with less hilarious-in-my-mind iconography), but the issue with becoming fertilizer is human->human diseases. Also if you normalize the behavior, it comes back to bite you during plagues where the
561.
by butlike 8mo ago
Typical. You know they pump the chickens at the grocery store too.
562.
by butlike 8mo ago
They won't have sentience because it will be antithetical to capitalist business ideology. There's no good business value proposition for having the AI daydream like humans do, or 'sleep' while 'on', or have in
563.
by butlike 8mo ago
I tried hazeover years ago and dropped it quite quickly. Something about the dimming caused visual confusion for me.
564.
by butlike 8mo ago
I completely forgot about "J" and the discourse it causes amongst my friend group.
565.
by butlike 8mo ago
So print off map quest and carry a disposable like in the 90s. If you don't use social media, the value proposition of a smart phone is incredibly low. I feel we peaked at mobile phones which could call and text.
566.
by butlike 8mo ago
Yes. Especially if I'm typing 'y-o-u-t-u-b-e-.-c-o-m' with one hand while laying in bed at night.
567.
by butlike 8mo ago
> I do not trust anyone with my data. Then why give it up in the first place? "Because you have to" is probably going to be the argument, but I don't buy that.
568.
by butlike 8mo ago
The issue is the fantasy of social media doesn't convert well to reality. I've reached out numerous times "to jam" with people who have openly expressed a desire to, and... ...nothing. It's like a full conversation
569.
by butlike 8mo ago
Breaking an addiction is a personal journey not a problem to be solved at scale. I'd say it's potentially impossible to put the cat back into the bag. You can draw a corollary between obesity and social media. People will die fat
570.
by butlike 8mo ago
You got me thinking. "Social media" is like a catalog you used to receive via snail mail in the mailbox. You kind of thumb through for something interesting, but there's no real substance there.

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