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1y ago
There is so much anecdotal evidence that micro-dosing psylocibine actually relieves ADHD symptoms. Note: my iPhone autocomplete does not even recognise psylocibine as a proper word.
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1y ago
Particularly considering this story about the cocaine extracted from coca for the coca cola products and where it supposedly goes to… Besides, I’m not sure Timothy Leary and friends were more real about political party than Elon is today. T
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1y ago
Delete all social media immediately. It’s the equivalent of Neo unplugging himself, taking these tubes out of his throat.
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1y ago
Wonder how Adderall with its fourfold amphetamine recipe can fast-track to market, while psylocibin with all its ancestral approval had not yet been pilled AT ALL. How can a soldier designated pill make it to 60m prescriptions and amazing s
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1y ago
Киреца, бате.
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1y ago
Love it I should do the same. We compare results :))
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1y ago
So, Perl with its tainted-data tracking mechanism is not considered safe. Weird.
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1y ago
is called widgets populated with LLM resumes then LLM-scattered across search results, dude. perplexity, the company, among others, is already producing this en masse. welcome to 2025.
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1y ago
dash included
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1y ago
The file you requested does not exists, says the button "read this first"
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1y ago
Perhaps this all goes even deeper - it's screen addiction, not only social media addiction, though social media in 2025 is a very powerful and addictive drug (in all senses of it)
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1y ago
Perhaps it rather needs a facelift and support for JSON. I would imagine one day something regex or jq-level concise emerges, something reasonably short and descriptive, to allow transforming arbitrary tree into another arbitrary tree. The
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1y ago
XSLt is not easy. It’s prologue on shrooms so to speak and it has a steep learning curve. Once mastered gives sudoku level satisfaction, but can hardly ever be a standard approach to built or templating as normally people need much less to
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1y ago
interestingly reminds me of what you can do with Structure Synth ( https://structuresynth.sourceforge.net/ ) and Context Free Art ( https://www.contextfreeart.org/ ), perhaps is a mathematical connection betwee
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1y ago
My mother used to program this DB when she was pregnant with me in the 1980s. But it was a stolen version for the communist block, known as ДАИМС, and they actually shipped an EHCR system, which must've been like 40 years ahead of its
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1y ago
Wonder if they acquire the skills to break into systems, why would they choose not to do it in this crazy world out there? Particularly if somebody spends long time, or has spent so far.
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1y ago
sure in that case everything goes, and is curious why has it not yet been done with... drones routing the laser or repeaters reinforcing it with every loop. i can't recall a scifi story promoting such system either.
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1y ago
And have a great opportunity to drill some holes in birds heads. Sorry I really fail to recognise how beaming 1kw of excited particles is a safe thing to do just like this…
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1y ago
The impact of writing is immensely undervalued. Even writing with a keyboard or screen is a lot more than non writing. Exercising writing on any topic is still beneficial, and you can find many psychologists recommend having a daily blog o
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1y ago
Thank you for taking time to write this, appreciated - and it is a beautiful writing, I would say. Indeed, I intended no harm, but having spent time on desolate beaches, retreats and similar, I could definitely disambiguate between living i
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1y ago
it is funny the fact that author decided to explain who Galileo was
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1y ago
ph34r! op is top
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1y ago
is tempting to think they actually choose one of the several providers of office services, based in Europe, not some stupid attempt at moving non-technical people to linux...
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1y ago
yes, sorry, my bad, just dont get it why comment got downvoted. no harm was intended.
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1y ago
van is a home if you have your stuff in it, live in it, and enjoy moving around, this does not make you homeless, sorry. is a home on wheels and can be very comfortable should you decide so.
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1y ago
my take from the paper is that the authors overstate the following: LLMs cannot zoom in and out of certain details, while we humans subconsciously zoom in and out of context and even go through conceptual spaces in the very hermetic sense o
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1y ago
Van is still a home, isn’t it?
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Common meaning is the protocol prerequisite for understanding and very often undervalued. Words bring vibrations? Perhaps I don’t know, but they bring very strong meaning very often and in most languages also, even though English being famo
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1y ago
These are two very different things. Experiencing living in a tent for longer periods does not immediately equate forced live in poverty.
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1y ago
Or few days. But I can also imagine being power independent with your own robotry to sustain even longer power offs. But you’ll also need be very well hidden as society likely collapses in matter of days if this ever happens.
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