titanomachy

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by titanomachy 17d ago
I thought it was developed internally there
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by titanomachy 17d ago
Most of my conversations are with coworkers or friends. In both cases there are pretty significant consequences for being caught in a lie, and the exchanges are mostly honest.
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by titanomachy 21d ago
You’re saying there’s no level playing fields left?
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by titanomachy 24d ago
Ok, but there are plenty of psychedelics that don't come from fungi.
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by titanomachy 24d ago
> psychedelics are also a network like the brain is Sorry to be rude, but what the hell does that mean?
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by titanomachy 24d ago
IME people usually go multi-node for availability and durability reasons, not throughput.
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by titanomachy 26d ago
> rebrand him as religious maga Ah yes, Power Christian Principal
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by titanomachy 26d ago
Most stripe transactions do use cost-plus pricing. The flat pricing is popular with smaller businesses, but larger companies graduate from it pretty quickly.
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by titanomachy 1mo ago
I’m not sure they live in this universe at all.
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by titanomachy 1mo ago
Are the activists American? I'd assumed this was a local effort, but I didn't see this mentioned in the article.
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by titanomachy 1mo ago
It might be that poor ventilation gives me headaches for other reasons, and CO2 concentration is just a useful proxy that's easy to measure. The evidence seems to support this idea, whereas like you said the evidence for CO2 in isolati
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by titanomachy 1mo ago
Thanks for taking the time to make this detailed write-up! You got a beautiful result, and I appreciate the spirit of sharing what you learned and helping people who are considering similar projects. I'm glad you measured CO2. I'v
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by titanomachy 1mo ago
> $20K still seems like a lot to get some mosquito bites walking through the yard to work. In some parts of the world, people consider spending time outdoors to be a positive thing.
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by titanomachy 1mo ago
I'm sure it would increase the cost of the project by many times and require more complex permits, but just think how cool it would be to access your office shed through an underground tunnel.
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
Every time I'm reminded of how terrible AI still is at writing, I breathe a little easier at the thought that I might still be employable for another couple of years.
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
"traduce" doesn't have the same meaning in English as it does in Spanish. The translation of "traducir" is "to translate".
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
I'm not sure about that, I've been to the African savannah and I didn't find it particularly hospitable. My ancestors adapted to a different climate.
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
I sincerely hope you're able to someday deal with your issues and become free from your suffering
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
Maybe he's just Japanese, or German.
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
"We produced $250k worth of food last year. We sell most of it wholesale, so we don't get a terribly high price for it." The title says they make $13k per week, which would be $676k... so $13k must be just during the weeks th
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
Money might not buy happiness but poverty can definitely buy sadness
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
You live somewhere where you can't go outside "most of the year"? Did we evolve on the same planet?
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
I understand both types of people, I think. Some of my friends are parents living outside of tech hubs whose lifestyle would be impossible without remote work, so they understandably felt attacked. But the discourse around this was unhinged
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
Oh man, that show has some amazing writing. "Tobacco-related diseases cost the NHS £150 million per year!" "Yes we've looked into that, it turns out that if those people had survived they would have cost us billions in
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
I assume that, like most really trendy companies, they hire mostly by internal referral.
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
You’re responding as if those phrases were intentionally chosen, rather than the stochastic slop that they are.
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
Yeah I’m pretty keen on contemplative practices and stuff in general, I just don’t think anyone today would make the mistake of thinking that this thing would help them ace their STEM degree.
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
I kind of disagree, but also, I guess, who cares if it’s sci fi or not? Is it a good story that matches your tastes? Then great. The bookstores lump all the “speculative fiction” stuff together, anyway, and I don’t usually look for my next
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
Right. I think for certain things a tool which lets you quiet discursive thought and access the unconscious parts of your mind would be pretty useful. For writing poetry, or deciding whether to divorce your partner, or coming up with new bu
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by titanomachy 2mo ago
I don’t know much about medieval universities, but maybe this thing was popular because the subjects are sort of vague and subjective? Like maybe a powerful placebo could make you feel you’ve improved at “eloquence” or “dialect”, but it cer

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