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by dymk 1y ago
haha, no, this is not their first rodeo
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by dymk 1y ago
I’m of the radical opinion that engineers at Amazon are pretty good, but they’re in a pressure cooker that incentivizes bad work. At minimum, it rarely gives space for people to excel.
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by dymk 1y ago
The RIAA doesn't have to sue to make OP's life miserable. They have enough lawyers on the payroll to drown him in perfectly legal demand letters. Go one step further and assume the demand letters are harassment - what's OP go
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Don’t buy it however you like, actual data does not support your claim. How do you know those people ending up in the med tent only took LSD or psilocybin?
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No they do not, the instances of this are incredibly small, and every one of them involved the use of alcohol or other drugs. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21256914/
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by dymk 1y ago
Activating latent mental illness is a risk of psychedelics, and yet they are still safer in that regard than alcohol and cannabis. There is a lower rate of psychosis being triggered with LSD and psilocybin. This is an education problem: we
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by dymk 1y ago
I'd call that a case of the drug(s) they were on blocking the effect due to an apparently permanent change to their brain chemistry.
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I agree in that case, long-term SSRI and psychedelic use complicates things. But in general, I would not say the literature points to tolerance being long lasting. Tolerance is built up quickly, and then quickly lost. There have been many (
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by dymk 1y ago
There’s plenty of reasons but that’s not a great reason for or against - there is no process you can do to your brain that isn’t a one way change.
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Caffeine, Tylenol, beer, heroin, LSD, Sudafed, Five Hour Energy, …
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by dymk 1y ago
Well, it created monks
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If they’re doing high doses of psychedelics and only experiencing a body high, then they’re either on a drug blocking its effects, or they’re not taking a 5HT2-A agonist. They simply do not just produce a body high at high doses, you will k
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Depends on how it’s stored. There’s still LSD from the 70s in circulation in solution. It degrades in light, otherwise it’s very stable.
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Sure it can’t be more than 150mg of MDMA, but that doesn’t tell you how much meth / fentanyl / whatever is in there, so it’s not like you’re somehow in a safer boat with it. At least it’s easier to test LSD for adulteration due to
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by dymk 1y ago
Technology marches on, and in some number of years other allocators will exist that outperform/outfeature jemalloc.
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by dymk 1y ago
Renting out... iPhones?
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by dymk 1y ago
They’re doing it for fun / dick waving contest / it’s all they know / “sigma grindset” mentality Why do dogs chase frisbees?
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Will it ever be sustainable? It’s not enough that the number goes up, it has to go up fast enough to pay the cost of doing business.
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They offer unlimited searches for $10/month, you don’t need to do metered billing
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All the benchmarks would disagree with you
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AirPods Pro are FDA approved as hearing aids Apple Watch has FDA marketing authorization for afib detection (and looks like sleep apnea detection as well)
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by dymk 1y ago
Firstly, you are not the other poster, so I don't know how you can say it's a lie with conviction. Second, reading code to understand it is a skill that you need to practice to get better at. That might be your issue.
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That's actually now the Baader-Metahof phenomenon
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Is massive really the right word to use here? I’ve never heard of C3, meanwhile most big tech companies are hiring Rust developers of some sort.
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It's basically just the number of Stack Overflow questions / Google hits there are about a language, it's a pretty poor benchmark
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This is basically the same take as "violent videogames cause school shootings"
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When you “ping” and IP address, are you bouncing sound waves off of the metal hull of the other computer? No, but the word is used anyways, as it’s a useful metaphor for what’s really going on.
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Depends what you count as an expense and where collected taxes flow. Rural living is artificially cheap by being subsidized by its more “expensive” dense living counterpart.
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It’s less automating the job of the engineer away, and replacing management with a panopticon AI
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Can you really not tell from context what they mean, even though that slang has a different meaning?

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