stuntkite

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by stuntkite 4y ago
The DoNotPay app does that. You can make a card for a specific account or trial and share account access through it too.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
The hallucinogenic (not psychedelic) effects of bud light shouldn’t be minimized. It takes a lot more work to achieve and is pretty miserable, like 30 a night for a year, but for sure booze can make you hallucinate. It’s generally considere
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Tragic. Absolutely tragic.
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The Uranus Experiment (1999)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I think he’s doing a bad job and is a bit of a dweeb.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I bought a clockwork pi devterm and I just wanted it smaller and with a cell modem and maybe expansion for SDR and a better case. They are taking pre orders for basically that now. I’ve been cultivating a garden of sort of interoperable cyb
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Lol. Wasn’t built here huh? Has he ever worked with legacy software ever before? It’s possible he has not. Wild. Do it! And GPL the stack you leave for dead please, Elon.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
The author writes in the tone of someone very hurt, exhausted, (probably appropriate) snarky pessimism. I think this series could be fun. But also, yeah. All TV is a sad joke.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I use this fancy 3M “Velcro” called Dual Lock a lot. It’s expensive but awesome. I order it from 3M on Amazon. In 2020 about half of the time it was counterfeit. The adhesive was slimy, stank, and would fuck up anything you put it on. The p
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Cordyceps are fairly harmless, actually very beneficial to humans. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7356751/
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Very interesting stuff. I've been looking at and experimenting with similar ideas for a bit. Nothing professionally, but I'm excited to find more active work to follow gluing together manufacturing with fungus. Excited to poke at
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Nice. Reishi is a really cool mushroom. I was already planning to try cultivating some soon.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
This is solid info constructed in a form that includes so much that I needed. I did not have any designs, really, to go into this and experiment on myself, but you know... the wikis do pile up. Thank so so much for this. Very useful informa
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Thank you. You might be able to tell the frustration and anxiety this stuff brings me going through it. I appreciate you talking with me about it and you're right. I should ask for a hematologist. Weird that no GP has suggested that, b
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Thank you for your concern. I do daily exercise. Sometimes more, sometimes less. I know a lot about fitness. I sit for a living. I live a high stress lifestyle (working on that too). I'm not the healthiest person in the world. I have s
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I thought you were another guy and was about to ask you if the test you had was a Videonystagmography. Thank you for sharing more (probably this was your first post and I missed it) about your story and diagnosis. Seriously. Very helpful.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Very true, but we know almost nothing about what it's doing in the body in the short or long term other than some very dramatic lethal pathologies. If you aren't experiencing something like this in your life than it's easy to
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I knew about that feature of viruses, but hadn't consider it in this context. Not that even regular COVID tests are worth a shit. Better now than 2020, but still... About as useful as tests for gonorrhea/chlamydia. If you think yo
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Not just considered, but seems likely. I have had a lot of trouble finding the key pair values with doctors to pursue any treatment down those lines. I also have ADHD and some other issues that make the diligent pursuit of treatment that is
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Hell yes. This is the exact info I wanted. Thank you.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Very interesting. My homunculus is very ears forward. A lot of my work and fun revolves around my relationship with sound. I did a hearing test last year. It was fine. I have not directly noticed any issues with my hearing, but I recognize
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by stuntkite 4y ago
There's a balance with that sort of thing though. Thinner blood to alleviate the constriction, if kept constant can cause other problems. Definitely not the worst band aid in the world though.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
My sister recommended Wim Hoff. I'll scope it out. I had been considering buying an o2 concentrator since 2020 and I do have some voice/breath training and have found some exercises related to that that aren't dissimilar from
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I got OG Covid very early in 2020. I had something like a heart attack about six months later. It has not reoccurred. I suspect I had something kind of like a stroke a bit ago. The event was accompanied with very terrifying and specific neu
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One time I cofounded a legal deposition application that would compile transcripts and exhibits for submissions to the court. We also did auto transcription and time stamping. It was this whole thing and is gone now. Anyway, The submission
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by stuntkite 4y ago
SEEKING CO-FOUDER | Distributed GPU Compute, GIS, Computer Vision, Robotics, Collaborative Composite Streaming 3D Environments | Engineer | US | Pre-Seed I have been building and managing multicloud GPU clusters for five years. Used to work
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I really like this. Thank you for posting it and sharing code. It's in line with my interests and I'm going to use the heck out of it.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I think you underestimate the exponential scale of what's happening and how the training data can make and dictate digital worlds to then use to train itself again to then be directed and prompted by humans again and then rinse repeat
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Remember Blahbalicious? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVCGqcXzLak
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by stuntkite 4y ago
No problem. Good luck with your convo. I'd bet that homie has been burnt out for a while and might have some personal shit going on. As someone who's been a founding partner CTO a couple times, I'll tell you that sometimes yo

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