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Ok? The author seems to be preoccupied with the whole micro dosing nutropics thing but the vast majority of people using psychedelics aren't doing that. I suspect more people are abusing strong stimulants to get an edge in society whi
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3y ago
I think the difference in what danielvf is saying and what the article is trying to say lies in some higher level phenomenon. Reading between the lines, every issue outlined in the article can be traced back to an abject failure of managem
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3y ago
Yeah, I second this. If anything, the process in the video is painfully under-optimized. It's not that hard to get to the point where you have a few machines in a lights out warehouse with a skeleton staff somewhere spitting these
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3y ago
Do you mind elaborating on what you're referring to so I don't have to assume the worst?
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3y ago
As with most things, the truth is in the middle. This is obvious hyperbole but for the purpose of making a point. There are a __lot__ of useless jobs out there.
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3y ago
That's good because either way it costs them money. Also fake data being more chaotic would be good because it would ultimately cause them to over filter and throw out real chaotic data, effectively over fitting their marketing efforts
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3y ago
Current hotness is building broker companies because all anyone wants to fund is direct sale stuff. It's a tossup whether they have their own satellites or are buying data from someone else. If they're running the satellite cons
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3y ago
What defense area? I've done a ton of random aerospace stuff and usually end up using STM or NXP. All the critical systems have been some horrifying PPC or Sparc derivative.
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3y ago
Yeah that was my thought. Renesas Isn't a big player in the uc market at all. I don't think I've ever heard of anyone using their parts.
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3y ago
In terms of price collision the big one is rent, there are a couple companies that sell software to literally all of the institutional landlords which determines what pricing should be for each market. The only reason rent isn't curren
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3y ago
This might be a crazy idea, but what if we put the housing underneath the solar? One might even call it putting the solar on top of the houses?
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3y ago
There's very little evidence it causes any problems. Some of these medications have been in use since the 60s and most have at least 20 years of data behind them. >neurotoxic amphetamines That's deliberately loaded terminology
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3y ago
You can get into cnc the diy route for between ~$2k and ~$8k depending on the amount of rigidity you want. There are conversation kits available for common import mills to make the process relatively easy but the control and wiring isn
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3y ago
I wish it was easier to focus on psilocybin because in low doses it absolutely obliterates anxiety. Stress becomes a very distant concept that your brain can just brush aside trivially. You can just kinda relax and exist in the present wi
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3y ago
Really well said. It's really hard to describe to neurotypicals because while they experience avoidant behavior and lack of motivation, doing the dishes doesn't feel like being tasked with penetrating a foot thick tungsten wall u
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3y ago
To those who come across this, ignore the ableist bullshit. ADHD medications are generally very effective. The biggest side effect is the asinine stigma they bring from people with zero understanding of ADHD or basic biochemistry.
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3y ago
Further reduced... The article encourages questioning ideas deemed bad, sharing a story about Jimmy Fallon appreciating thoroughness. It suggests asking simple questions, seeking social information, and taking risks to gain experiences. It
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3y ago
Chatgpt coming in with the hot takes: The article explores the concept of reevaluating ideas we consider bad and highlights the importance of questioning our assumptions. The author shares a personal experience of interviewing Jimmy Fallon
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3y ago
You're not missing anything, I forced myself to read it knowing that if I put it off I never would. It's just a small amount of rambling about how to write comedy routines. There's really nothing relevant to the HN communit
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3y ago
Shrug...? Adulthood is what we choose to make it. Any concept of age brackets is an arbitrary definition we impose on ourselves. Given the current economic and ecological situation, fucking you do you. See: https://xkcd.com
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3y ago
Modern CPUs are pushing 1MB L1 and 8MB L2 or more. You can fit a dozen FreeRTOS instances in that space. It would be pretty cool to see someone build a system that used a high end CPU but didn't have any installed ram, though I'
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Discord knows better, this is by design. Their investors would run screaming if they knew what was in those chat logs. The lack of searchability is their biggest defense against being hauled in front of Congress because the public just is
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3y ago
If you're using an open source phone OS (not iOS) Newpipe does exactly that.
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3y ago
I think that's probably arguable. Most of these kinds of definitions are much more length focused and the length does most of the same things as having a larger cartridge.
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3y ago
There's one guy who spends a ridiculously large amount of time posting nothing but pro Russian and Chinese propaganda on various communities and I've seen people turned off to Lemmy just because of him.
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3y ago
Yeah it's a bit of a weird one. https://twitter.com/evanhill/status/1665915785707921408?ref_... Looks like the dam had been running extremely high so there's cause beyond just random chance, but even tha
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3y ago
Following some of the threads, there's satellite evidence it may have just failed for mechanical reasons. If this was unintentional and they didn't abandon those positions downstream they're in for a bad time.
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The terrain is higher on the NW side... This seems like a really strange move given their defensive positions. (old link with color topo and some color commentary) https://www.reddit.com/r/NonCredibleDefense/comme
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....you can fire people if they're being an asshole (at least in the US). Humans are, generally speaking, fucking stupid. When they're in an organizational setting, especially when they don't want to be bothered with organiz
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3y ago
I deeply love that doctors, tired with this bullshit wasting their time and exposing them to all manner of unnecessary pathogens, have arrived at the solution of making it well known that they will demand excessive time off if you require y
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