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by tsol 4y ago
I've found concentrates way too strong for me. I've had conversations with friends where we both say we miss the cheap weak stuff. I've actually moved to microdosing concentrates. Using a tiny amount, no more than the head of
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by tsol 4y ago
Drugs are functionally different, I'd argue. You can quit games any time without pain, given enough mental resolve or motivation. No matter how good a reason it is you still have to deal with physical withdrawal when it comes to drugs
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by tsol 4y ago
Like a neutral network just for making prompts that result in aesthetically pleasing Imagen images? And then maybe we can come up with a neutral net that can decide which pictures are good and which aren't. Then we can just have robots
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by tsol 4y ago
I mean just look at this thread; most people are already unloading their frustration on Qatar and the UAE. I don't agree with a lot of stuff that they do, I should say. But it's FIFA that let them do this. If fans are gonna let th
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by tsol 4y ago
No, but Y Combinator is in the US. If these things are really so objectionable I'd expect there should be boycotting of HN along with boycotting of Qatar. The OP submission has nothing to do with slavery in the first place. If your gon
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by tsol 4y ago
So it's only bad if the government does it? The people doing it are American, it's indicative of something in society.
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by tsol 4y ago
G'MAMA
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by tsol 4y ago
And where are Europe's cheap goods being made?
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by tsol 4y ago
Full text: Tarantula Xenesthis immanis keeps small frog Chiasmocleis ventrimaculata as a "pet", to eat insects that eat the spider's eggs. In return the frog receives protection, in a so called relationship of mutualism [read
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by tsol 4y ago
But also, maybe he could have gotten better without the meds
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by tsol 4y ago
It's sad you have to explain all of this. For some reason casual bigotry is now considered acceptable if it's for the sake of what they believe is a good cause. That's a shift I've noticed recently, as a member of a reli
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by tsol 4y ago
Okay so then can I have some fun driving a bulldozer on your property, or are you no fun too?
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by tsol 4y ago
From what I've seen a lot of this comes from two trends; a fall in popularity of frats and sororities, and a sharp rise in reported on campus rapes. I don't know if you recall, but there were stories about this just about every we
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by tsol 4y ago
But the big difference is this time the country is more secular than ever before
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People are making a lot of strange, reaching conclusions based on little information
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by tsol 4y ago
>Sometimes people just need to do the hard work of finding happiness on their own. I mean.. it's not like most people haven't tried that. Things are just more complicated than that in real life, and not all problems can be fixe
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by tsol 4y ago
I'm not sure what this really means in practice, though. Going to them for support is an entirely different thing than feeling distressed that they are insisting on a major life change you disagree with. I don't think it'd be
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by tsol 4y ago
You said we don't know why we bother.. I figured you meant we should stop. The literal answer to that is we keep printing them because people keep buying them
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by tsol 4y ago
This is probably dumb, but what if you put something like tums in their? Acid + base = neutral. That won't help the extra stomach acid your body produces, but you can just take an antacid for that
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by tsol 4y ago
I don't think this is deserving of being grayed out. There certainly do seem to be some lingering systemic effects for some people that have recovered from covid, and for some people those effects are very serious. Cancers, though, se
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by tsol 4y ago
What religion has a problem with regenerating teeth? It's just a hard problem. We don't even need placenta for stem cells anymore, and we still are a while away from creating a second set of teeth
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by tsol 4y ago
>It would be cool if we could inject some artificial 3D printing thingies in the gum that feed on nutrients from your body and slowly create a new tooth as programmed beforehand. Hmm, that sounds just like a cell. In fact it would probab
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by tsol 4y ago
He drank a pint of UV-sensitive resin, this is how he exploded.
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by tsol 4y ago
That's true for a lot of stuff. We never need to print another American flag again. So then what, we make it illegal to print Bibles and flags?
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by tsol 4y ago
No one takes risks only for the sake of efficiency. They do so because taking risks to be efficient (can) make them more money. Efficiency for the sake of $$$
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by tsol 4y ago
They don't have to outlive us, they just have to wait until our navy is occupied with a different engagement. Why open the world up to such a risk?
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by tsol 4y ago
HN exists as basically a job board with submissions in between to being people in. But considering how non invasive these ads are I really don't see the issue. I get it, services have to be paid for somehow and I'd rather see som
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by tsol 4y ago
So then my point still stands-- why not eliminate all the autistic people if intelligence is an independent event anyways?
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by tsol 4y ago
>Many religious people are born into it. So are many atheists, I grew up with some myself. >Converting educated adults is an uphill battle I'm assuming by educated adults, you mean atheists. Converting educated religious adults t
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by tsol 4y ago
People like what they like. Religion, games, tv shows-- people will spend huge amounts on all these things if they find value in it. That value isn't always apparent to others. Also I really wonder how many of those users don't kn

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