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oh-4-fucks-sake
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oh-4-fucks-sake
7y ago
I mean, woah. Hard to decide if these scientists created a chaotic system and are simply drawing the conclusion that "our system of silver nanowires is chaotic and the brain works kinda chaotically, so, this is a proto-brain" or t
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oh-4-fucks-sake
7y ago
So much this. Although if the guide is meant to hit on the heavy-hitter basics, I think it's a great start.
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7y ago
I think you're right, apologies. I always get the OG psychedelic guys mixed up in my head.
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oh-4-fucks-sake
7y ago
"NOT for human consumption" is a CYA clause so the seller can maintain some level of plausible deniability if the feds ever do try to come down on them. Rest assured, this is lab-grade, high quality stuff. I think they release lab
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7y ago
When Albert Hoffman was put on trial in the late 1960s for LSD manufacture, his defense was that he was actually caught with ALD-52 (his discovery). He lost on account that he synthesized LSD first as a precursor. Urban lore has it that som
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oh-4-fucks-sake
7y ago
Your comment really resonates with me and wholeheartedly mirrors my own experiences with psychedelics. Of the lysergamides, I've taken LSD, 1P-LSD, LSA, AL-LAD, and my favorite: ALD-52--IMHO, the Cadillac of psychedelic drugs. It'
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7y ago
I feel like I'm currently living in a gray area between those two alternatives. I'm US as the lead architect for this project. I've written much of the code, made most of the architectural decisions, and all PRs go through me
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oh-4-fucks-sake
7y ago
At the end of the day, it all comes down to usage patterns. It often makes total sense for low-volume tasks to be processed by Lambda. If your company only has low-volume usage, or even just bursty usage, then Lambda is a slam dunk. Now, sa
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oh-4-fucks-sake
7y ago
I think there's some salient points here, but I don't think fully takes into account the classic schism of maker vs. manager schedule. The makers might be fine all plugging along with minimal office interaction--especially if they
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oh-4-fucks-sake
7y ago
I was in your camp for a long time until it clicked while attending an AWS summit presentation by the head DynamoDB evangelist/wizard Rick Houlihan. He said (paraphrasing) "a lot of people repeat this mantra that DynamoDB (and by
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8y ago
If it's a really big tech to learn, I tell myself "the first 6 weeks are going to suck, and then I'll be fine". Has seemed to be a decent rule of thumb for me.