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AI is a tool. different artists use different tools. some good artists use ai. many good artists will not be interested in that particular tool.
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It's my understanding that Psilocybin and LSD do produce hallucinations, but that these are mere artefacts; a sideshow to the main game.
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3y ago
anyone can make a wheel. only a handful of (effectively unaccountable) entities have SOTA AIs, and it's very unlikely for others to catch up.
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3y ago
given we already have mesh-network surveillance, and autonomous lethal weapons, I'm already feeling unsafe.
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3y ago
Rare monotreme rediscovered in *Indonesian-occupied West Papua. Merdeka!
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3y ago
but: * benzos counteract K * I always assumed therapeutic doses would embrace the K-hole (at which point, IME, you're so detatched that terror isn't really an option any more)
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3y ago
these tools allow exploration of not just introspection but also states that otherwise belong safely behind a closed door. Yes I might actually enjoy having countless shards of the universe's ideas slicing through my ego for a few hour
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3y ago
excellent point and excellent example
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yes, I was very hopeful for sc: such a waste.
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yep. I use both daily but find bc more valuable. bc does little to help me find new music (so I get my leads elsewhere) but once I know what I want it is more likely to be on bc than spotify. spotify does a good job of helping me follow art
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a friend in high school replaced my b0rken membrane keyboard with pads from a standard issue touch-tone phone.
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the hangover, and moreso gaps in memory of the night before, are clear signs of brain damage.
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if you have both on hand, I recommend the 2C-B at the tail of the MDMA
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4y ago
yes, that's how I got it
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> I wonder to which extent can category theory be re-expressed in terms of sets... yoneda
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now do the list of plants slated for decommissioning
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4y ago
what reasons, what legal claims, and most of all: what advantage do you imagine Indigenous Australian people might gain on the basis of the extent of their heritage? the sustained deficit of public housing? the lack of safe drinking water?
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no: The (only recently created) legal privileges of native title are severely limited and can be effortlessly extinguished. These limited privileges are based on (belated) recognition of prior occupation, but irrespective of how long people
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what I've noticed in my lifetime is that the attempted narratives of mainstream science continue to edge towards original local knowledge. if locals abandoned their knowledge and accepted the 40,000ya story told when I was a kid, they&
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or nuclear weapons. or pfas.
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the elm ecosystem is thriving. what's interested me most recently are the various efforts to bring elm to the backend - * choon keat's https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/choonkeat/elm-webapp/ * m
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4y ago
except where the large incumbents have built their business around non-compliance.
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there are two voices in my head. the first is annoyed and frustrated. It says "Dave's proposal is just an irrelevant nit pick. Who cares if I make that change or not? it won't affect the product in any meaningful way." t
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4y ago
username etc
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some of us do not like to deal with police.
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I think the thing about aging is that you have less energy, so you're less likely to make energetic mistakes, and more likely to take some calm moments to think things thru. also, if you have moderate ambitions and desires, with time y
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one generous approach may be to steer that appetite for complexity towards tooling rather than the actual system. it's not such a problem if they over-engineer too-smart tools to help maintain and administer your carefully managed, jus
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yeahnah I was answering kevinak's question about "moments when there is no wind or sun" - I wasn't imagining silon42's "3 months of fog" It not only 'works on my machine' - it's cheaper, cle
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4y ago
I live in a tropical paradise. The longest bad stretch I've had is 5 days
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