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by cnp 13y ago
Just finished my first game using this framework and I am very impressed. Getting consistent 60fps on both android and ios, though strangely the one browser that struggles is Firefox on desktop.
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by cnp 13y ago
One thing I think should be flipped to 'off' by default is the long-form commit descriptions --with largish source files there is significant slow-down, and sometimes ST crashes.
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by cnp 13y ago
This package has improved my workflow dramatically! Thank you!
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by cnp 13y ago
agreed.
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by cnp 13y ago
Exactly. Opening up the air, so to speak.
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by cnp 13y ago
I don't mean to sound dense, but who isn't using some kind of build system these days with their JavaScript? "Extra Tooling" really is quite trivial given the general de-facto standards that are now in place. As far as
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by cnp 13y ago
Exactly. It gives you a lot of control over the smoking experience, where the prepackaged ones don't. I was a heavy smoker and enjoyed really bad (cheap) cigarettes; with the eGO cig you can really create a terrible smoking setup if
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by cnp 13y ago
I bought the eGO-T (meant for vaporizing plant matter) with a secondary nicotine adapter. In the US you can find both products at nearly every smoke shop. One thing that really makes a difference is that the vaporized nicotine is actually
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by cnp 13y ago
In an attempt to quit smoking I just discovered the vaporization method and WOW -- I'm so impressed. Its actually enjoyable in the way that smoking is enjoyable, and the stimulant kick is very real.
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by cnp 13y ago
Given how common such bullying is, particularly in relation to such a male dominated field (and class), you are absolutely wrong. And having a group gang up on you is anything but "micro-bullying".
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by cnp 13y ago
Hopefully they write a blogpost
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by cnp 13y ago
I'm dying to know this answer too
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by cnp 13y ago
My GF and I quit drinking for four months once and it totally changed our lives. All the haziness disappeared, and so did our desire to get senselessly smashed. Everything, literally, improved in our lives --work, school, focus, our relati
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by cnp 13y ago
Same here. Even the tiniest of hits puts me in panic attack mode, but other things sit wonderfully with me. The last time I smoked, years ago, I was that guy and totally had to be knocked out with tranquilizers. Very bad experience, bu
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by cnp 13y ago
I think they become more profound with age. I remember some highschool trips that were basically just very goofy exercises and not much more. Now, later, every trip seems to be utterly mindblowing.
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by cnp 13y ago
No, meaning they know the headspace of the trip. Experienced psychedelic users understand how to get through the anxiety and fear should it arise and incorporate it back into the trip as opposed to fighting it, and know how to communicate
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by cnp 13y ago
Anxiety is a difficult one to get around, but that said it might greatly ease that issue, too. I wouldn't recommend trying them alone without someone who knows the space (very well) and can guide you if your anxiety begins. Physiologic
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by cnp 13y ago
My wife had something similar happen to her, a sort of before and after in terms of social anxiety and expectations. One trip cleared that up and the concerns have never returned.
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by cnp 13y ago
Its a combination of both, but don't discredit the power of wonder, however empty; its a healing, rejuvenating feeling even if nothing materially tangible comes from it.
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by cnp 13y ago
LSD and Mushrooms are completely different things. Mushrooms are more magical, mysterious, forbidden and strange where LSD is more focused and terrestrial, and less insightful comparatively speaking. It also tends to really wear your mind
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by cnp 13y ago
I always find looking in the mirror to be extremely interesting.
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by cnp 13y ago
I loved that little essay. If anyone is interested, there's a 27-video playlist of the author speaking about his experiences with DMT for the Spirit Molecule documentary. His commentary is my favorite out of all the participants. Very
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by cnp 13y ago
Hah, no, I was agreeing with you! I hit reply under the wrong thread.
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by cnp 13y ago
I can totally relate to this as well. I've been places with dimethyltryptamine that I can't even begin to describe. Hellish eternities that seemed to last thousands of years, domains lorded over by beings which, with great fun,
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by cnp 13y ago
IMO, the mood-swings and irrational, dangerous behavior that Alcohol tends to induce seem to me to be far more schizophrenic than the states brought on by LSD.
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by cnp 13y ago
Number 1 rule: If you're having a bad LSD trip head straight for the liquor; that'll kill your trip good and fast. What's your point? Dont mean to be rude, but I'm calling out your schizophrenia association as wild-eye
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How LSD, Ecstasy and Magic Mushrooms Are Helping People Face Death and Addiction(alternet.org)
1 points by cnp 13y ago|0 comments
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by cnp 13y ago
LSD is a complicated thing to produce and very few people have the skills / knowledge to do so, hence its rarity. What I would recommend is Psilocybin Mushrooms; they grow in the wild, and the experience, imo, is whole orders of magnit
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by cnp 13y ago
There have been very, very few documented ill-effects of LSD use. Like, an astronomically small number given the range of use. Those people you describe in LA are most likely suffering from the effects of other drugs, namely alcohol.
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iOS 7: A Eulogy for Skeuomorphism(motherboard.vice.com)
3 points by cnp 13y ago|0 comments

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