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by krispyfi 2y ago
You'll be happy to know that it has been tried with ketamine: https://www.nature.com/articles/s44220-023-00140-x
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by krispyfi 2y ago
From the headline, I expected this to be a site that randomly presents you with an AI-generated message, in the style of "This person does not exist".
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by krispyfi 2y ago
Try to take a screenshot while you're watching one of those streams. More than likely, there will be a black rectangle where the video is supposed to be. That's DRM. You could say it's the opposite of a11y. It kinda puts the
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by krispyfi 2y ago
LLMs don't understand numbers but neither do people.
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by krispyfi 2y ago
I guess an unspoken assumption is that the data changes rarely or never, so a preprocessing step can be amortized over a lot of searches, making it essentially "free".
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by krispyfi 2y ago
Anatomy (and medicine in general) would have stagnated if not for people willing to violate the taboo against desecrating corpses.
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by krispyfi 2y ago
> "Earmark" comes from the livestock term, where the ears of domestic animals were cut in specific ways so that farmers could distinguish their stock from others grazing on public land. https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Haven't you ever seen "they're giving our kids speed!" posts on social media? Everything in your post is true, but stigma isn't based on reality. Stigma against speed and Adderall are both fruit of the same poisoned
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Adderall is a brand name of amphetamine / "speed". Enantiomers and purity notwithstanding, it's the same substance whether you acquire it from a pharmacy or a dealer, so any stigma applied to speed also applies to Addera
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by krispyfi 3y ago
That Cisco anecdote is pretty great! Do you have a source or any additional keywords I might be able to use to search for it?
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by krispyfi 3y ago
In my country, central a/c is rare and heating only occupied rooms using individual a/c units is the norm. I think heavy insulation on interior walls would be great here.
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by krispyfi 3y ago
I flipped through the other channels and they didn't sound nearly as emotional. At one point, the NHK voice said, "Stop watching TV! Turn it off and run away! No, don't turn it off, just run away!"
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Surprisingly, CBD is illegal in Hong Kong.
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Also Phillip K. Dick's Ubik.
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by krispyfi 3y ago
I guess local overrides are the modern take on the spirit of the original "client" (dual function browser/editor) but it doesn't feel the same...
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by krispyfi 3y ago
You likely live around well-adjusted prescription meth users and don't know it.
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by krispyfi 3y ago
I think you are mischaracterizing the emergence of tranq. "Xylazine proliferated as a response to the shorter fentanyl highs, with drug sellers using it to extend the high & mimic a traditional heroin experience." https:&#x2
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Reminds me of https://www.sync-modular.org/ "In 2001, the developer was hired by Native Instruments in order to develop Reaktor 5 with core technology."
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Woah, this just gave me a trippy thought. If the universe of complex structures is limited to those that can be produced from simple rules, and the rules are uniform throughout space, then extraterrestrials (if they exist) are likely more s
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Have you ever read "The Player of Games" by Iain M. Banks? We won't win by allowing the enemy to make us more like them.
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Scala has `???` https://m.garysieling.com/blog/scala-triple-question-mark-op...
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Pedant time! Takkyūbin (宅急便), "home speedy service" is a trademark of Kuroneko Yamato. The middle kanji on the logo looks like it has running legs. (Look it up!) The generic term is takuhaibin (宅配便, "home delivery service&quo
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by krispyfi 3y ago
The hover action will come back to touch interfaces once we have gaze tracking.
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by krispyfi 3y ago
The UK already has such a non-profit: Transform Drug Policy Foundation. Their "How to Regulate" series is sober, thoughtful, and has already influenced legalized regulation schemes in several countries. https://transfor
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by krispyfi 3y ago
There's some speculation that it's because of "trying to compete in the minds of users who actually think they can compare two totally different software applications by comparing their version numbers." https:/&#x
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by krispyfi 3y ago
This Sheehan guy sounds like he's doing valuable work, but he's no 師範. Maybe I should sue.
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by krispyfi 3y ago
I was thinking more of Han Unification, which we now realize was a bad idea, and to this day makes it difficult if not impossible to correctly render a block of text that contains characters in more than one CJK language.
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Do you have any links for this? I could only find references to nicotinamide, not nicotine.
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by krispyfi 3y ago
"2.1 Sufficiency of 16 bits" Someone should go back in time and tell them...
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by krispyfi 3y ago
Next time you should copy the transcript into chatGPT and ask for a summary.

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