foxhop

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by foxhop 5y ago
Always cook mushrooms, you can taste a little when out foraging to help identify but all mushrooms should be cooked (even lightly) before being consumed as food. Magic mushrooms are consumed raw.
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by foxhop 5y ago
I posted my public stance on this topic here: https://www.remarkbox.com/remarkbox-is-now-pay-what-you-can....
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by foxhop 5y ago
Me too! However why stop at Indian philosophy?
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I love the map analogy, humans have been making those for a long time too. I've always enjoyed maps and mazes and also why I took to mathematics at a young age because it does seem like once you learn basic algorithms you can feel arou
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by foxhop 5y ago
Check out some documentaries on the octopus or the crow. You might have to revisit some of these theories.
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by foxhop 5y ago
Sure if it's badly written the CPU could get hot and all the side effects of running the code, maybe it's a virus. if the machine has consciousness of thought and not just continuity of data, it would feel pretty bad with it'
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by foxhop 5y ago
All things are separate until you dive as deep as we are now into physics, dividing things until you reach a universal field of 1. Then the model breaks and now we are trying to figure out what to do about that. Good news is we were prepare
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by foxhop 5y ago
Everything yeilds from one. All creation grows from this field that science is finally proving exists. I link to this clip because David explains it better than I could, but it's not just TM.
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by foxhop 5y ago
https://youtu.be/Em3XplqnoF4 | David Lynch explains Transedental Meditation (clip from a 1 hour documentary) All physics and consciousness converge to the universal one. The unified field of one. TM is pretty easy, just com
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by foxhop 5y ago
Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hVjvKQ5CXY | A message & thank you to Steve Wozniak by Louis Rossmann the Right-to-repair advocate and organizer.
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by foxhop 5y ago
It's a repackaging of the trivium method (inputs, processing, outputs) where order of operations is key to success in manifesting the desired and ideal result. It applies to nearly all subjects.
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by foxhop 5y ago
I have a small food forest on my 1/3 plot in US CT Zone 6b. I've a YouTube channel here: https://youtube.com/c/RussellBallestrini still trying to get to 1k subs since that unlocks a whole slew of features to
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by foxhop 5y ago
Slug lazers ~= small flock of ducks
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by foxhop 5y ago
It's not nessasarily painful but it will kill you in 2-5 days.
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by foxhop 5y ago
A lot of Truth would be freed at the expense of a lot of noise. Information wants to be free. Privacy is equally important.
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The author of the blog post uses the nick 'nedbat' on IRC and on the internet and he is a really smart and nice fellow who shares and helps people with all sort of Python and other questions.
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by foxhop 5y ago
Part of science is questioning other peoples hypothesis, results, and analysis. This is how science works.
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by foxhop 5y ago
When I read through the 4 hour work week, I was never thinking yeah other people will work for me. No I thought, wow, if I only had to work for 4 hours per week I could actually focus in my life's work. My goal is to retire early so th
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by foxhop 5y ago
Moving anti competitive laws up a level of abstraction and then ignoring them completely just like our existing monopoly laws.
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by foxhop 5y ago
Our companies are more powerful than our governments right now. They censor what they want when they want on behalf of their world view and government bidding.
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That happens once you are flagged or bounced off the front page temporarily. You loose some sort of multiplier and are often placed around spot 15
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by foxhop 5y ago
Agreed, I bet as users of ddg we could press the team at duckduckgo to prioritize a fix for this failure mode of censorship. Maybe they can somehow detect censorship real-time and have their own hot image cache for a certain sized corpus. T
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This is concerning.
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monopoly.
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I've used the challenging freeze before where it seemed like I was deer in headlights but also guarded aware, capible and ready for both attack and defense because my unconscious saw sometbi g which triggered my alarms and so I was pre
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by foxhop 5y ago
If your into huge old growth trees, and you find yourself in South Carolina USA, you should checkout the Congaree national forest. 26,000 acres of protected flood plain (wet lands) forest, the last of its kind, all the rest were cut down in
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by foxhop 5y ago
There is no such thing as consumers in this argument. These are citizens!
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We don't need a tinkerers option we just need unobstructed access to the docs and access to purchase proprietary parts to replace failures and those parts should be available at a fair price. I vote yes for right to repair, both with m
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by foxhop 6y ago
It's not an HR issue either, I wouldn't trust HR at all. They don't work for employees, they partner with employers.
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by foxhop 6y ago
Additionally I've been in situations where management turns a blind eye to an obvious sociopath, and sociopathic people are a real phenomenon which prey on people's vulnerability. I tried just be vulnerable, it back fires. Since e

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