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by immmmmm 5y ago
i was saying: 1) that she is doing sex work, because she has no choice to feed her son, given her medical condition. 2) on an unrelated note: she is a brilliant and very intelligent individual. 3) point 2) was emphasized because for a signi
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by immmmmm 5y ago
i know, unfortunately sex work is still highly stigmatized, including in western present cultures. you don't need to go as far as afghanistan, i'm back from eastern europe where my friends from the LGBTQ community are literally be
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by immmmmm 5y ago
a good friend of mine is a sex worker, a cam girl to be precise, and uses OF as it is safer than other platforms. it should be noted that she is a brilliant individual and do this job due to severe psychiatric problems that prevent her doin
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by immmmmm 5y ago
i do partially agree. while it was once a very good educational channel, it has often been very opinionated, sometimes in good, but also in somewhat narrow ways. for instance repeating that modified gravity is great and that strings/su
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by immmmmm 5y ago
PBS space time is the best ressources out there. i have a phd in this kind of things and still learn a lot. but you're right, while nature is fundamentally weird to our brains (and often involve very complex maths), physicists (includi
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by immmmmm 5y ago
downvote this one at will: to be extinct in a decade because no one is taking fresh IPCC report, AR6 WP1, seriously. and not giving long to endemic plants in this context.
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by immmmmm 5y ago
somewhat unrelated but came across the Embedded TL recently, mostly for use on very small CPU, not exactly the same functionality but might be useful elsewhere as well https://www.etlcpp.com/
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by immmmmm 5y ago
population is less of an issue than extreme wealth gap that allows some guys to see the world burning from above Karman line. but yeah we already have massive crop failures in switzerland.
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by immmmmm 5y ago
we are building out of clay, stone and wood for a long time. we are only using concrete because it's cheap and convenient. still not convinced of hydrogen for steel rebar production also.
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by immmmmm 5y ago
(former) cement scientist here. you say we are "addicted" to cement/concrete which is correct, but then propose more cement? i get we might need cement here and there for energy transition and might need your tech. but isn&#x
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by immmmmm 5y ago
just read the abstract, seems meh wrote two very well cited articles [1,2] on this in the context of string theory. but this was just extending kaluza klein, where by adding one compact dimensions (with some assumptions) you get maxwell out
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by immmmmm 5y ago
a friend of mine had written an interesting piece of investigation journalism on this topic https://medium.com/@maribst
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by immmmmm 5y ago
yes indeed. i'd further say that having physical patch cables, at least for me, tend to push to more experimentation especially for modulations, at the expense of having patches that are difficult to reproduce. in the end both have th
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by immmmmm 5y ago
being corrected by Paul Davis himself is too much of an honor! much, much, much respect, Sir! (sorry writing that too quickly) never used Sail, but sounds good! thanks reminding me i miss 8 hands and 3 brains when performing live :) i have
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by immmmmm 5y ago
using some several times a week, used to design some and built many to be fully pedantic, simulation is often called virtual analog :) random thoughts: - ableton had some synthesis lessons with interactive demos. - modular is great to learn
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by immmmmm 5y ago
cement scientist here, two postdocs in the field for 4 years. while this co2 curing seems interesting some points should be noted: 1) polluting industries greenwash with no shame, further inspection of claims most of the time reveals that e
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by immmmmm 5y ago
it is illegal in mine, a single therapist has the authorizations to perform this therapy here in switzerland. on the other hand it is perfectly legal for food/oil traders in geneva to starve entire countries / destroy an entire pl
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by immmmmm 5y ago
no always in party context without therapist. happened by surprise actually.
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by immmmmm 5y ago
it should be done with a therapist to get reliable results. i'm a highly introspective person and worked 10% of the times for me.
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by immmmmm 5y ago
agreed. i'm not claiming any scientific data here, just a personal experience. however i wouldn't be surprised my dendritic tree grew 10% last two weeks like the article claim.
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by immmmmm 5y ago
it should be noted that this not recommended doing this out of a medical context.
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by immmmmm 5y ago
diagnosed burn out, but no diagnosed depression. i however feel the difference, even if i can't give scientifically relevant data.
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by immmmmm 5y ago
1g mushrooms two weeks ago that did most of the job and 150ug lsd on sunday that did the rest . in both cases i was in safe contexts, which is very important. also in both cases there was an introspective phase at the end of the trip follow
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by immmmmm 5y ago
i highly recommend RME if long term driver support is a priority. i play live act and my UCX has been 100% reliable so far.
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by immmmmm 5y ago
got me cured. acted in 15 minutes. 4 years of pain gone. i have no words to explain the relief.
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by immmmmm 5y ago
more intuitive??? for me both are far beyond my brain's intuition it's a quite active area of research even tho it's more than a 100 yo, check gr-qc on arxiv
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by immmmmm 5y ago
you're absolutely correct, i was referring to models based on classical GR + QFT (standard cosmology + standard model). ofc those are wrong but yield the most accurate predictions any models has ever yielded. i'm almost certain (n
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by immmmmm 5y ago
i'm a former physicist but yeah, a few stellar masses worth of energy is beyond (my) imagination 1. always wondered the same. i'd suspect that for most astronomical BH you would first need to worry of X/gamma rays. you could
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by immmmmm 5y ago
yes it is real and i got struck. i work in academia and was doing the work of four ppl, with pressing deadlines. it really brought me down as nothing in my life before. 4 weeks of rest helped a lot but, to my astonishment, what helped the m
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by immmmmm 5y ago
pyqtgraph is a nice matplotlib replacement when speed matters, but doesn't work in a notebook

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