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   by thumbuddy 3y ago

   Thanks to LLMs traffic can be artificially boosted to the point where ghost towns feel like they have momentum. That problem just won't be getting any better.
2. 272.▲
   by thumbuddy 3y ago

   Yea but nowdays the amount of work to buy a home to turn on your lights from takes 30x what it used too. So what's it really matter...
3. 273.▲
   by thumbuddy 3y ago

   "reddit won't let me spam! Reddit is the problem", oh... Well at least they made their view of what the internet is to them.
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   by thumbuddy 3y ago

   I still don't understand why people are trying to poop on Reddit so bad lately. Anyone care to try to explain? Everything I've heard so far has been ill-founded and I mostly don't care to research it...
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   by thumbuddy 3y ago

   The people cheering on Go here surprise me a bit. I don't hate Go, but I have spent way more time reading stack overflow posts trying to get a go project to be glued together, fiddling with environment variables, copy pasting code arou
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   by thumbuddy 3y ago

   I don't care if I get down voted for my opinions on the internet :). My view on it is simple... The way the current internet is set up, it'd be really difficult to make these types of projects profitable. Even if you make more law
7. 277.▲
   by thumbuddy 3y ago

   I wonder why giving your product away for free is just so difficult to monetize.
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   by thumbuddy 3y ago

   The code has often already been peer reviewed. My take on this is, it would lead to more gatekeeping. More a hole reviewers rejecting papers because they don't like the way a comment is written, or because someone used a programming st
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   by thumbuddy 3y ago

   I have nothing against the agency. I know people who used to work for them, and they are alright once you see their soul and not how they operate. But, I also know that you have to offer something more than loyalty to be trusted in groups s
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    by thumbuddy 3y ago

    Offer any real reason why a person cannot experience extreme time dilation? Proof by contradiction? Anything other than a hunch... Because a lot of people across a lot of cultures with various substances have experienced and independently r
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    by thumbuddy 3y ago

    Ive heard a lot of folklore surrounding these topics. I'd just be weary personally. At one point if you admitted you had used psychedelics some number of times you were considered insane and there's no way you could pass a polygra
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    by thumbuddy 3y ago

    Ding ding ding. Loving you
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    by thumbuddy 3y ago

    Cannabis is indeed a psychedelic substance. Many users don't experience it as such, but in the proper dose, and especially ones first usage of it, can be intensely psychedelic. The challenge with the cannabis experience is, it is often
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    by thumbuddy 3y ago

    You know, according to people who have done buckets of psychedelics, there's an awful lot more to the psychedelic experience than 2.5-4x slower processing speed. I recall reading of numerous people who found they could collectively slo
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    by thumbuddy 3y ago

    As someone who used to have a shade of number color synesthesia, I don't think psychedelics would temporarily induce this in a person. Someone on psychedelics however might find themselves better at this task for different reasons thou