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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Ketamine may have its use as a treatment for ASD.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
I mostly agree with you. Overconsumption of MJ will cause falling to sleep, compared to death from overconsumption of water. MJ is not a cause of any physical or mental disease, despite claims from some purportedly scientific narratives; th
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Test of time failure.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
I guess for anything exists an individual frequency that when exceeded causes some kind of discomfort, which could then be named x hyper_y syndrome.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Ingesting excessive amount of anything can cause harm. It's easier to die from water overconsumption or random allergic reaction than MJ. Spreading fear, misinformation or promoting prohibition is not humane. MJ is overall safer than a
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
AI might be a vessel of intelligence, like bulletin boards.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Frequent mouse button clicks increase software hangs in desktop environments, study finds. (MJ is an ancient medicine, it can't and won't cause any disease; proper use is a remedy for many)
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
What about Goodhart's law: "When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure", does policing based on money lead to good results?
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Schizophrenia occurrence may be somewhat related to the inverse of Dunbar's number, this is only partially about biology / genetics, just as computers are also about software and not only about hardware.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
What if Apple registered a religion with apps qualifying as pages of holy scriptures, should then they be allowed to have their walled gardens?
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
If everybody earned the same amount, money would be pointless. Therefore differentiation in income is related to the complexity of economy. Putting artificial caps in place is well... artificial.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Perhaps related to "kombinować" in Polish, which somewhat bad connotations.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
The experience of writing Japanese characters by hand was magical for me.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Sometimes the term "królówka" is also used within the context of chess.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Not that I fully disagree, but this reply is of limited helpfulness. I don't think quantum phenomena can be ignored within the context of human body. I don't know what happens with double-slit experiments, how the sight of it is e
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
My theory, this is not about crisscrossing but about splitting. Splitting is done to avoid shared state. Non shared state is crucial for individuality. Other senses - hearing, touch, smell are wired in the same splitting way - hearing from
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
I would prefer not to.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
So he got the stick, where is the carrot?
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
No mention of deciduous teeth. "Human infants are costly to rise" - is it a koan?
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Governments should use outer 3d body scans instead of photos to reduce the mayhem that mirrors, cameras and screens cause in the unconscious of humans. Also ban vehicles with mirrored letters.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Humans are not cattle.
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by iamnotsure 3y ago
Before the prompts, situation was not good, but I could delete browser history and what not. After the prompts, I still need to delete browser history, but I can't delete memories of prompts from my mind. Every time I see a cookie prom
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by iamnotsure 4y ago
Cookies invade privacy, cookie prompts invade both privacy and attention.
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by iamnotsure 4y ago
Monad way can weigh or wait.
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by iamnotsure 4y ago
The article is an introduction to the basic concepts of Haskell, thus beginners may be considered a target audience. However, the style and the content brings to my mind the dreaded monad tutorials. I'm not convinced the article is abo
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by iamnotsure 4y ago
When human population planning works too well.
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by iamnotsure 4y ago
One of the more surprising aspects of GHC Haskell is that it is possible to write a very high level code with performance matching or exceeding code written in a low level language, thus honoring the machine. Stream fusion for an example. N
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by iamnotsure 4y ago
Had good experience at https://exercism.org/tracks/haskell I don't think this article is helpful for beginners.
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by iamnotsure 4y ago
It is a good question.
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by iamnotsure 4y ago
House of cards.

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