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by cnp 10y ago
Indeed, owe everything to this guy. _The value of thinking clearly_.
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by cnp 10y ago
> That's not to say there aren't any potential health benefits but "toking herb" (or whatever) isn't the best way to present them to people who still demonize it > Whenever pot-culture words come up in "r
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by cnp 11y ago
I was using Radium for a while, but switched to CSS-Modules and never looked back once. Its so much nicer, and you get to keep everything that CSS already has, including a sane readable dom and the ability to inspect elements (not possibl
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by cnp 11y ago
Give it time.
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by cnp 11y ago
(Which I meant to add is really excellent work)
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by cnp 11y ago
Yeah it feels a bit overly emphatic and somewhat pleading -- better to argue your point through the library itself.
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by cnp 11y ago
I think what they're saying is: "side effects are real"
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by cnp 11y ago
For more information on trials being conducted using the drugs described above, see MAPS (Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies): http://www.maps.org/ .
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by cnp 11y ago
I'm curious how much time you spent with it before switching back? When it first launches, coming over from Sublime Text or Vim or whatever definitely feels different, but in my experience after a day or so the lag became totally invis
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by cnp 11y ago
How do you measure "advantage"? or "recidivism"? If an alcoholic goes to AA and "feels better", don't you think that might have some relationship between various other factors? The metric of either drinkin
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by cnp 11y ago
Ayahuasca has the potential to help. https://www.bluemorphotours.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayahuasca
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by cnp 11y ago
If you mean old jQuery plugins or libraries that aren't CommonJS compatable, Webpack even has your back on that via its various plugins. I was able to take an extremely large node-incompatible app and "webpackify" it through
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by cnp 11y ago
Point isn't to ban it, just to be honest about what we're dealing with so as to better understand the dangers and / or benefits of other drugs and approaches.
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by cnp 11y ago
Here's to hoping people realize and deal with the real gateway drug: Alcohol, that great destroyer of worlds, marriages, cultures, physical health and particularly the brain, time (hangovers, boredom), coping strategies (emotional pa
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by cnp 11y ago
http://www.thecannabist.co/2016/02/10/australia-medical-mari... > The bill that would legalize cultivation of Australia medical marijuana is guaranteed to become law, with the main opposition party immedia
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by cnp 11y ago
Maybe if you spent more time with the material you would be less suspicious?
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by cnp 11y ago
People always use the large number factor as an argument which pretty much assumes we and they are on similar wavelengths, so to speak. Its a strawman.
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by cnp 11y ago
Yeah, I can very much sympathize with your friend. One thing I've learned is that setting an intention is important, and not being reckless with it is important too. There have been a few time where I've come back home after a nig
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by cnp 11y ago
I spent a good amount of time a few years ago exploring the DMT realm, and its totally, completely and inexplicably mysterious. Either consciousness is a non-local phenomena and when you smoke it you end up in some kind of parallel dimensio
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by cnp 11y ago
One lesser known psychedelic, Salvia Divinorum, when taken responsibly and with a measured dose derived from incremental experimentation , tends to bring a person into the weird world too. Lots of beings, lots of entities.
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by cnp 11y ago
It ends when you finally recognize that killing the cockroach is arbitrary and unnecessary.
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by cnp 11y ago
Not a bad thing, considering animation with Flash was such a delight.
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by cnp 11y ago
People always complain about performance, but you just have to be conscious when using it. Don't open a massive file and you should be fine.
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by cnp 11y ago
Trips can be very difficult, but they're not necessarily bad. Rick Doblin from MAPS talks about how MDMA can be used to integrate a difficult trip.
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by cnp 11y ago
Walter Benjamin's On Hashish might be a good place to start: http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674022218 This subject is extensive . Hashish can be extraordinarily psychedelic.
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by cnp 11y ago
Nice :)
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by cnp 11y ago
I wonder how long that monstrous law is going to stay in effect?
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by cnp 11y ago
This is typically my routine. Make sure everything is all good, then embark :)
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by cnp 11y ago
Especially not a river with fast moving water! The sound compounds on itself and soon you end up with a lion at your ear
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by cnp 11y ago
I believe that psychedelics and meditation all point to the same source, and in fact some of my most profound trips seem to point directly at meditation. I've since taken up the practice and use psychedelics much less, but IMO they&#

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