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by gunshai 5y ago
That study is really interesting. Thank you for linking it
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by gunshai 5y ago
You are correct that this isn't in the realm of micro. I was more speaking to the substance than the dose.
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by gunshai 5y ago
I think that study is focused on cognitive benifits around thi King and creativity no? Not mental health.
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by gunshai 5y ago
Anecdotally I've seen these effects in someone I care about. They live a very healthy life and do all the other stuff well, but still no effect. They take one medium dose of psychedelics and are transformed for weeks. The effects do we
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by gunshai 5y ago
I suppose it may be possible to become dependent or relent on these substances, because not being depressed is better than being depressed. Assuming minimal other side effects... Probably best to skip the moral panic.
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by gunshai 5y ago
There are multiple comments in here talking about or mentioning these drugs as addictive. I can't tell if it is a more common misconception.
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by gunshai 5y ago
Sounds like a dinner party in SF
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by gunshai 5y ago
Why is it so hard to find fair criticism with in this comment section. Your comment is one of few that stays on topic to the study and skips the hyperbole. Thank you.
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by gunshai 5y ago
Can you cite anything that shows these drugs drive you insane with regular use. That sounds like mythology.
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by gunshai 5y ago
Everyone watch out for "big mushroom". But seriously gatewayism is total bullshit, also consider these substances are not addictive and if you've ever tried micro dosing you'd notice how benign the whole experience reall
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by gunshai 5y ago
I forwarded this to a structural engineer who specializes in timber design. That website you linked is really cool.
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by gunshai 5y ago
God damn that is shorter than expected. Those little drawing examples were very slick.
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by gunshai 5y ago
How do you do this add a US citizen. Dydx maybe?
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by gunshai 5y ago
Am I wrong, but doesn't that seem EXPENSIVE? 69 per user for a year for what seems like 1 feature or am I missing something?
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by gunshai 5y ago
Not to you or anyone in this room perhaps, but to a child who their entire life revolves around fortnite and minecraft it... May provide some value. My personal belief is that reality will probably represent your assessment.
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by gunshai 5y ago
So guilty of this, haha
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by gunshai 5y ago
I thought you were supposed to use bitcoin for this type of illegal activity... /s
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by gunshai 5y ago
:( I am currently in a similar situation but it is all scripts on an industrial data historian intertwined with DB updates. When the previous hire gave notice he had 2 weeks to document what took many people more than 5 years of effort to p
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by gunshai 5y ago
>These laptops are focused on people who want to be able to do "everything" on a portable computer. At some point when you are "doing everything" you start to be tied to a physical location anyway. Multiple screens, h
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by gunshai 5y ago
Your statement does not really make any sense. Unless you are talking about the centralized banking shutting the ramps to coinbase or other large fiat/crypto custodians/exchanges. That would piss off a lot of people. With respect
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by gunshai 5y ago
Maybe, I am missing something but the price seems high. Possibly this is reflected in my general consumer use case, but all of my high computation oriented use cases are offloaded to a desktop. Where are you deriving the majority of the val
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by gunshai 5y ago
Fuck me sideways what are your annual living expenses?
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by gunshai 5y ago
Personally I am pulling back on the inflation claim. Im not sure that the claim that bitcoin is an inflation hedge is accurate. Or at least I haven't investigated it enough to continue advocating that claim. I'm also not sure that
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by gunshai 5y ago
Short answer is algorithmically pegged stable coins. See UST from Luna as an example. The reason I like this idea is that it encourages behavior like people arbitraging the peg and they provide a service to keep it that way. Here is a post
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by gunshai 5y ago
It's my overall hypothesis that deleveraging events in crypto should happen more frequently and be less catastrophic systemically. The tether question not with standing, but I believe even if an event such as tether blowing up wouldn&#
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by gunshai 5y ago
You are paraphrasing incorrectly. He's saying people believe they can always spot the top.
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by gunshai 5y ago
There are ways to hedge against the tether time bomb. Imo some money will flow out of crypto entirely if tether blows up. But most of it will flow to other stable coins.
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by gunshai 5y ago
WOOOSH The point is that it's terrible advice. My point is people who espouse how smart they are about something should put up or shut up. 1.) there are a multitude of ways to you can do this on a decentralized exchange DYDX as well.
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by gunshai 5y ago
I meant to say it is not a major economy, so thank you for not being pedantic on that point. But, can you give me a source on how their transactions are being processed off chain. I know that they use a government backed wallet. It was my u
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by gunshai 5y ago
This isn't even true you can track wallet addresses and see their movement overtime. Look up a graph called hash ribbons. People hold btc for very long periods of time.

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