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by icepat 3y ago
I'm meaning the drugs themselves, rather than drug mixtures. But this is correct, and a unique case given that it is a drug mixture. You have the same problem if you ate St. Johns Wort.
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by icepat 3y ago
Ayahuasca contains monoamine oxidase inhibitors compounds too, those are the cause of the interaction. Dimethyltryptamine itself does not carry the same interaction risk. It's a mix of monoamine oxidase inhibitors and dimethyltryptamin
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by icepat 3y ago
I think whatever they're running is being run far beyond our cloud infrastructure at this point. That's rather high level stuff, but this is billions of miles higher level than that.
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by icepat 3y ago
In my experience with SSRI drugs, they mask the issue by blunting the emotional response itself. Much like removing a broken leg under aesthetic, rather than setting it and casting it.
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by icepat 3y ago
> Custom speedcar Most likely, could be a car someone built out of a junk yard for fun.
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by icepat 3y ago
While nobody should do this, the interaction risk between an SSRI and a classical psychedelic is low. The primary concerns are serotonin syndrome, which requires a dose far outside the level that a responsible practitioner would administe
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by icepat 3y ago
No, I'm just making an observation that he will destroy the uniqueness of the object by talking about it.
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by icepat 3y ago
This is exactly what I had in mind when I was writing this! Except just observing it would not change it, publishing it would.
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by icepat 3y ago
Well, finding and then publishing the name of the least viewed wikipedia article would then drive up the view count, nullifying the initial reason for the search!
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by icepat 3y ago
Could be entirely wrong, but that was my understanding from unionisation votes in companies, and discussions about forming unions at companies. How does it work in North America? There's a catch-all union in Iceland that everyone who i
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by icepat 3y ago
North American style unions are radically different than Nordic style. Nordic ones are trade-specific more often than not, where as in North American they are predominantly company specific, with some exceptions like Electricians Unions in
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by icepat 3y ago
> "Pot is Dangerous" Blair Or "Cannabis is infinitely more harmful [than tobacco]" Harper. The cards have been stacked against legalisation's success since before most of us were alive.
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by icepat 3y ago
I know HN generally discourages frivolous replies, but that was both a good and productive back and forth. Not something you get every day. Thanks!
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by icepat 3y ago
Ah yeah, by set prices I meant via tax levies. I should have been more clear. It does indirectly set prices, but you're correct they did not say "1 oz sour diesel is $10".
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by icepat 3y ago
Your underlying logic is flawed. You can have a rifle, that's legal, but you can then sell a rifle outside the legal market to someone without a license. The rifle can be seized and sold on by the police. The product is not illegal. Bu
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by icepat 3y ago
This is rather incorrect. In Canada I knew plenty of people who still had "their guy". You're also incorrect about this being a gray market, there exists a strong black market, and you can find articles about it to this day
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by icepat 3y ago
A major reason for this is that the price point is hardly competitive with black market prices. The federal government was tasked with determining what going prices were on the street, and the data was ignored when crafting the price system
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by icepat 3y ago
No, we'd get the Puerto Rico treatment.
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by icepat 3y ago
The youtube search is generally terrible. I've noticed the pattern is 5-10 videos directly related from my query, a band of shorts (which I am now unable to even close "for 30 days" anymore), followed immediately by "oth
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by icepat 3y ago
Right, but my question is if new projects, products, and companies are electing to use it now. I'm aware that much of legacy software is still Java.
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by icepat 3y ago
This may be a very ignorant question, but is anyone using Java for new projects these days? Or are most of the projects legacy projects? I've not heard of anyone electing to use it anywhere as their first choice.
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by icepat 3y ago
Well, it would increase detection. Increased detection does not always mean increased crime levels. It could lead to a feedback cycle. More crime (even rather small common crime like j-walking) goes up, increases statistics, causes more fun
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by icepat 3y ago
Somehow when I was about 13 I ended up buying about 2k worth of silver in various places when spot was about $15 USD. One place was even an antique coin shop in my hometown. When spot went up to $20 a bit later, the same vendor bought it al
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by icepat 3y ago
That's really strange. I've spoken to UBS investment managers, and they're incredibly cautious about everything they suggest. There's a lot of red tape, almost wonder if something dodgy was going on.
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by icepat 3y ago
I never said anything remotely related to that they were "just" fighting them. I just pointed out why some units were not charged, and why he may have expected the same. The fact of the matter was many _were_ fighting the Soviets,
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by icepat 3y ago
Many who fought the Soviets in the SS did not think what they were doing was wrong. Read up on the Estonian Waffen SS devision. They have a peculiar history. SS Foreign regiments were controversial at the time, and some were declared as non
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by icepat 3y ago
You're being rather aggressively dog-piled on in this thread. How odd.
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by icepat 3y ago
2023 has really been the year of established companies self-immolating in the name of more money. Is this the result of some new business strategy being pushed to high level execs? Or has the idiocracy produced by failing upwards finally co
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by icepat 3y ago
Why is this a New York specific phenomenon? Living in a large town/small city in Europe, I find the same effect plays out here. A very few number of times my social activities have been actively planned. Most occur after bumping into s
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by icepat 3y ago
I completely forgot about Nostradamus until this reminded me of it. He was having a bit of a moment in the mid '00s for this exact reason. Looking back, I can see that time period as an incubation period for the popular conspiracy ment

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