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by efields 3y ago
We've had thousands of years experience with psilocybin. We've already synthesized more potent psychedelics for 75ish years. I'd argue that the safety is well understood, but of course effective dosage in clinical trial are n
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by efields 3y ago
My own success with battling depression had so much to do with controlling the adhd that we've talked about tapering off the SSRI's. I wouldn't be surprised if they become dramatically less prescribed over time. Mindfulness,
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by efields 3y ago
> the standard medical treatment for these disorders, SSRIs, are pretty terrible. In the mild case, the common side effects are blunting of your emotions and sexual dysfunction. So you don't have panic attacks, but you live in a gra
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by efields 3y ago
I just told a colleague how the UX of Concur — the defacto enterprise expense report system that surely employs hundreds of software folk — keeps getting slower and crappier with every obvious update. The amount of new modals that show up t
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by efields 3y ago
There's a lot of precious opinions about how things like social media networks should look and be experienced by the user. And we _love_ to look down on the fact that people use them everyday, multiple times a day. What Instagram (or F
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by efields 3y ago
I've tried tripe a few times and times and I can chew it, swallow it, sure, but its just so foreign to me that I don't seek it out any more.
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by efields 3y ago
We have a small specialty cut flower farm and also grow plants for fun. I like to take people around and just start eating all the herbs and leaves and berries and bits, off of all sorts of plants. "That's edible?" "How
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by efields 3y ago
Twitter.
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by efields 3y ago
This is kind of awesome. I could see this getting Sherlocked by Siri, which you can take as a compliment.
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by efields 3y ago
When we talk about people abusing ChatGPT in a school context, it’s always for kids in high school or greater education levels. These are individuals that know right from wrong and also have the motor skills and access to use such a tool. T
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by efields 3y ago
Should help OP an awful lot… you nailed it!
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by efields 3y ago
False equivalence (at least). Software we want to run is not just about raw compute available. Licensing of Nintendo's software aside, what if the pocket computer I have isn't mine? If I buy a Switch, I own it. Just about everythi
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by efields 3y ago
Climate change brogrammer starter pack.
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by efields 3y ago
Is Solar API basically Project Sunroof but open to developers to put in any geo boundaries? This feels huge for scouting and conceptualizing solar projects. We have a small backyard operation that I want to scale to support a lifestyle, the
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by efields 3y ago
I've been putting off electrifying my priority bike because I figured I would just buy one eventually, but I don't need two bikes, and now I feel like modding my existing is the morally right move forward.
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by efields 3y ago
The R's have been shortened into meaninglessness probably because they don't comport with capitalism _so hard_. To do better by the environment, first you REDUCE what you take from it; in our society, this means don't buy thi
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by efields 3y ago
> The place is almost hostile to having a family or to anyone not in the upper middle class. See also the other 49 states. > Housing is ridiculous. Utilities are ridiculous. Political issues are rampant. Homeless and crimes everywhere
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by efields 3y ago
Came here to say basically this. Good job beating me to it. Seasonality is an excellent constraint already.
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by efields 3y ago
No they don’t speak that way. You’re interpreting that to bolster your point, which is true. You can’t stop/rob a robocar if they don’t exist. Of course you can already rob something else.
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by efields 3y ago
If it harms nobody and gets people talking, that’s fine. They’re not blocking ambulances from getting to hospitals. They’re not interfering with existing rides. I’m all for this.
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by efields 3y ago
obviously anyone broadcasting their off-grid lifestyle is not off-grid. the people that are off-grid do not broadcast their off-grid-ness.
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by efields 3y ago
> The 5000 lines of if else that handles the menu state is a striking witness to this insanity. > He takes the code from 40,699 lines to 7,731 and notably loved an excuse to work in C. “I had an absolute blast cleaning up this mess!”
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by efields 3y ago
As a consumer, I couldn't care less. As a software developer who interfaces with Twilio API from time to time, sure, okay I get it. It makes the pitch easier to whoever needs to sign off on the project that requires an AI service. I do
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by efields 3y ago
We have not done that. There's still plenty of developable land close to cities, and plenty of inefficient uses of space that can be better utilized. The problem is who owns it.
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by efields 3y ago
You’re right more people should have summers off.
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by efields 3y ago
Basing this off the median salary doesn’t mean it’s good. I know what median means, before you ask, but the cost of everything has grown so disproportionate to the median wage that this 54k is closer to poverty than it is a self-supporting
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by efields 3y ago
This is the most correct post that’s ever been on this website.
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by efields 3y ago
Can’t do the decriminalization and legalization without proper resources devoted to rehabilitation. This is a health problem and the US doesn’t like to provide free healthcare to those who need it. Oregon did the right thing by decriminaliz
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by efields 3y ago
omg this place sucks
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by efields 3y ago
no sense in building out the functional part of the business if the demo proves the business doesn't work.

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