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by penjelly 3y ago
one often discussed topic of psychedelics is "ego shedding/death" usually seen as a positive thing, which it can be. But it can certainly misalign you for life as you currently know it. So, you may end up "in a worse sit
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by penjelly 3y ago
thats unrelated to its classification
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by penjelly 3y ago
not sure how i feel about using this as the definition of genius. Feels more like how to become your "best self". Otherwise i like these perscriptions, but i do see contradictions like how some great inventions were under a lot of
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by penjelly 3y ago
i had a similar realization when i shattered my humerus, one arm completely out of commission for a month then a year of recovery. The only things i could do were TV/video games with a controller, ive always been a gamer but struggled
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by penjelly 3y ago
what is the truth here?
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by penjelly 3y ago
> Elon has always used Twitter as a way of getting attention for himself and his companies. It's his primary platform. Even ignoring his ego, it makes sense he would bump up his own content also so he can deflect or downboost critic
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by penjelly 3y ago
there are still TONS of bots, despite what musk says
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by penjelly 3y ago
i said my "search" not "my research"
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by penjelly 3y ago
technically bing should have access to this regardless because it can access the internet (despite its training cutoff date) but its my fault for not digging deeper and trusting its output
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by penjelly 3y ago
thanks, thats what i get for asking bing instead of looking myself
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by penjelly 3y ago
my search says falcon has launches humans twice. Am i mistaken? that doesnt qualify as "regular basis"
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by penjelly 3y ago
good points. I can agree to that. However, I do think something did break down and I think your assessment below is more accurate than my initial take. > One may argue that this was really a failure in media communication vs. the actual
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by penjelly 3y ago
everyone in this thread should watch this, instead of "the excitement was good for everyone" they might realize these hoaxes harm scientific integrity. The audacity of HN to state something is good, without listening to scientists
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by penjelly 3y ago
well said
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by penjelly 3y ago
this particular news cycle was the final straw for me using twitter. Its not worth 1-3day new cycle is 99% of claims are bs
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by penjelly 3y ago
can you make wires from cermets? Thats the point. we need a substance that is malleable(?) enough like copper wire that electrons can pass through. Pottery ceramic wont work like that.
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by penjelly 3y ago
yeah thunderfoots video really dismissed a lot of the hopes i had, and im glad for it.
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by penjelly 3y ago
diamagnetic material exist, and no theyre not nearly as useful as a superconductor with 0 resistance.
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by penjelly 3y ago
we already live in exciting times. I wouldnt blame someone for explaining an idea that the scientists themselves came forward and claimed it as a valid result either. Blind optimism is NOT good in my opinion even if intentions are good
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by penjelly 3y ago
disagree, the excitement led nowhere. We already have high temp superconductors so even if it was real these applications can/are already handled. Its not harmless either, people invested time, money, and effort. its great to be excite
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by penjelly 3y ago
had no idea this was algorithmic, figured it was a team of mods searching for the stuff
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by penjelly 3y ago
the most insane examples ive heard of are the parts are ID'd so you cant swap out generic parts for even tiny repairs, the os will warn you youre using unregistered parts and prevent use
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by penjelly 3y ago
these hype cycles make twitter hard to justify for me. Too many ups and downs that often result in nothing at all
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by penjelly 3y ago
> Ask for more information. very often this is part of the solution, asking for info isnt deflection in most cases. Usually the worst bugs are a result of some unknown unknown or excessive complexity in code. Discussion is often the best
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by penjelly 3y ago
strange to me it was linked here via arxiv instead of github
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by penjelly 3y ago
agreed. those initial projects didnt go far and they werent particularly innovative imo. Doubt this is any different
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by penjelly 3y ago
im not discounting them, im well aware there is nuance in everything. Even so, those are my thoughts
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by penjelly 3y ago
thank you for providing nuance
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by penjelly 3y ago
shouldnt say this but. I honestly think the vaccine has caused persistent GERD for me. Since vaccination ive developed consrant reflux resulting in post nasal drip and it actually negatively impact my life (daily coughing). Before vax i don
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by penjelly 3y ago
how exactly is oil distillation or its results "burning down our house" and how is that applicable to fusion tech?

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