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What is the value prop? I usually ask my friends who have tried various drugs about their experiences / how they felt.

I find out for most things I’m able to do them without drugs: introspection, joy, shamelessness, behavioral changes, appreciative for small things, etc.

Yesterday, I just “randomly” texted some of my friends that “I loved them” (they thought I was high). Similarly, when I’m in a club I can dance for 5 hours straight —- almost as if nobody was there. I feel (light) depression sometimes but appreciate that it’s a part of life. Etc.

Maybe the thing I’m missing is an out of body experience or completely “losing control”? But what is the value prop for me is something I can’t answer yet.
When I get to a point where I'm second guessing like the author ("Should I follow-up or not?") I try to go with actually listening to what the other person said. In this case, Jimmy said "please follow-up if you have questions" and I'd just assume that that was genuine and so it's fine.

And if I called he could still be like "Yeah, we went over time last time, actually I'm sorry I don't have time anymore."

And so I also try to communicate in this way, just saying things I mean and if I don't want something, I'll also say that. Makes everything much easier. (I'm German, maybe it's also a cultural thing.)
It's actually worse in Vancouver (BC): https://globalnews.ca/news/9424677/rent-prices-canada-januar...
I gave up the Javscript rat chase, for now I am sticking with React.js.

Svelte has been around for years, and in my opinion it won’t really gain that much traction anymore. (It’s just an opinion, let’s not be religious)
I'm not prescribing any musical education path here. Just maybe don't be so proud of your kids for their achievements at age 6? Life is long and even if you do treat it as a race, your "head start" means nothing in this area, except maybe as a party trick.
What's offensive about a bodypart? Especially if you have one, finding it offensive is rather weird. I, personally, find that whoever came up with the name must have been hilariously innocent, or at least not speaking english. :D
How to build a custom CMS and new frontend codebase in 2 months that can handle 3 billion hits per year in a corporate setting.

Would be more interested in how your work flow was managed.
That's like saying that only studying the universe with the frequencies of visible light will be more effective.

It's probably the most effective, since we're biased towards being capable of analyzing data from those wavelengths, and the atmosphere is transparent to them.

But why would that imply that we can't use tools that let us view how the universe looks with different wavelengths of light to effectively discover new things we otherwise wouldn't?
I think another potential, valid reason is if you don't have access to the server logs - e.g. you host on GitHub Pages. Now, I still choose not to use analytics in that scenario, but I can understand why some would.
Does having a greater variety of life experience broaden one’s horizon? I hear travel can expand the mind. Reading books by diverse authors on varied subjects is believed to be valuable even if those books aren’t on metaphysics. Why wouldn’t psychedelic experiences be similar to travel or reading or joining the army or falling in love or any other of the many experiences we can know?
I was thinking about an uber or courier service that takes your phone for a walk

Pretty much relying on the assumption that investigators will find stationary phones suspicious when they spy on you

Could put them in those charging lockboxes seen as airports and festivals, the infrastructure is already there

Guess I’ll market it to climate activists in europe lol

edit: maybe those delivery robots are even better couriers, since it fits the idea of getting a courier to come back to you better than an uber on the other side of town. risky but the fun kind.
The article title is pretty false. I didn't walk away understanding how to do the thing you've been avoiding at all.

More like, you never know if (bad) things you've been avoiding are actually bad. In fact, people might want you to do said thing.

Ie someone who does favours for others should ask back in return, to satisfy the reciprocal nature of most people.
Could they be drafted? It would be very efficient way to increase number of combatants if you could just draft a company and send the board+employees to war front...
> But maybe I wildly overestimate the sophistication of their rig?

I think this question got indeed answered in the video, as I would answer it with a "yes".

Have you seen the ballast setup where they have like metal tubes to release?
Have you ever worked with French people? If they decide to be abrasive assholes, they will go extra mile to prove it. Somehow it equally applies to both white and Maghreb French.
Thank you. This is the kind of information I need to make it better :-)

This is a fast phone with a modern Gpu (Adreno 730), it should run much better than on my devices. Perhaps it's because I haven't released Android 13 version yet? Are you running Android 13 by any chance? If you'd like you can check by clicking on the Settings, then on the very bottom click on "About phone" then on "Software information". There should be "Android version" in there.

I'll make a new release in few days.
I prefer a similar one, the Cahill-Keyes projection: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cahill%E2%80%93Keyes_projectio...

It uses fewer major triangular sections, has a more regular pattern to it, and best of all tries to keep the equator more or less horizontal.
Terrorists in France from a few years ago used text messages and PSP groups to communicate. Game over grandmas and gamers.
I'll be generous and assume that you simply misunderstand me. I agree, it's not a competition, nor should it be.

However, when someone starts engaging with you and then decides they are disadvantaged, and bows out with "agree to disagree" it's very passive agressively re-framing an attack as a truce. I'm sorry no. I don't "Agree" to disagree with you. You decided to disagree with me - which is fine, but own it.

I don't get forced to agree that we just have different opinions that are both OK. I think you are wrong and I don't agree to anything short of that.

Passive aggressive behavior like this is worse than the disagreement in the first place! You can disagree - that's fine, I'd love it if you heard my thoughts, that's great. I'm engaging to try to convince and reach consensus. But shut me down with "agree to disagree" (with dismissive waving hand), nope - not OK.
Your analogy is flawed.
A more apt analogy would be, that only white people were allowed in the fire brigade(which was also founded by white people).
Now diversity quotas have been implemented and the fire brigade is mostly non-white.

And now, Joeburg is on fire and the fire department is no longer able to put out the fire because of incompetence and mismanagement.
Based on what you mentioned all of those are also available in ARKit or Vision API: plane detection (vertical and horizontal), anchors (both local and geolocated), 3d scene reconstruction, 3d object reconstruction, custom planar markers, qrcode & barcodes, 3d human pose skeleton, 3d hand skeleton, face landmarks mesh, world tracking (SLAM), text detection. Haven't checked Meta APIs but it doesn't look for me as far ahead of Apple.
In therapy, anxiety is an emotion in the “fear” group, which is one of a few fundamental emotional directions. Once you learn to watch and name your emotions, it becomes pretty clear if you’re anxious or not. So the term itself is correct and universal. But the cause of anxiety is in a big part person-specific and harder to expose. The other part is incorrect brain chemistry, chronic or acute.

That said, we have names for some common fears, e.g. caller anxiety. But again, is it universal?
"The context stores request-scoped data" might be another Go-team dogma due for course correction RSN.
Both.

Translated from casual talk he means "The Cybertruck is, marketing, pricing, and capabilities wise, for rich nerds in more urban settings to show off in. Regular Joes in the country needing a truck for real rural work will still buy a regular truck".

So, it should go without saying, but real work in this context means "actual work that needs a truck as opposed to mere fancy-car-collecting/showing", and real people means "regular folks needing a truck, not some small minority fancying a sci-fi car based on its style and gadgetry".
In my understanding, "lazy" literally means "one who does not do what he ought to". It is completely descriptive, provides absolutely no new information beyond the obvious, and is only used to assign a value judgement to someone.

And yet people use it in circular arguments all the time: he is not doing homework because he's lazy. If we expand "lazy" to "does not do what he ought to", we get: he is not doing homework because he does not do what he ought to. So sky is blue because all skies are blue... Not really useful for anything except guilt tripping a person, because laziness is bad.
always was. otherwise he wouldn't have (checks notes) started influence operations across Reddit with Ghislaine at the wheel after Aaron died. guy is deeply compromised. think it's got something to do with his history of moderation of r/jailbait
> Same here. Sometimes I wish there is something that takes the best of Ruby and PHP.

What would this language look like, and what features would it have?
That's a terrible analogy, because everything we're doing, every day of our life, is essentially like tinkering with no backup.

If you could take a backup of our brain from then it would be a common recommendation to take a backup before driving.

If you think along those lines, you could end up concluding that you shouldn't do anything fun or explorative if there's any significant risk at all.
I don't think so. While there are some scenarios that are better coded (where lots of different paths open up quickly, typically Excel-like), in many cases good designers are incredibly fast with Figma and I know no coder who can be that fast.

Also, they spend their time analyzing the problems and have many other things to hold in their head beside coding. It would be very challenging nowadays to both be a great UX designer and be current with the latest CSS evolutions.

That said, I wish more designers would try coding at some point and learn how a browser and website work to get a deeper understanding of the material they design for.

Also developers should understand the designers methods like journey maps, basic typography and layouting principles.
There's a ton of different tips and everyone's different. In my case no amount of list making has ever really helped because I still got easily distracted, either by external factors ("Hey, could you have a quick look at this?") or by myself ("Fiddlesticks, I completely forgot that I wanted to do x an hour ago!" repeat ad nauseum)

The meds help me to actually stay focused on a single thing instead of every distraction completely throwing me off and not getting any work done at all because I'm doing 6 things at once and constantly starting them from beginning
Hi Kenton!

50ns is the median time to initialize the Wasm module.
I think it would make sense to do another round of measuring with more factors that test things end to end, and see how each of the platform performs.

BTW, I'm a big admirer of Cloudflare Workers... great work!
That's rich, coming from the company that kept throwing wrenches into microsoft's machinery until use chromium for Edge.
"If you don't ask "why am I here" or "what's this all about" then things get pretty bland pretty quickly."

I agree with you. I've always thought the drug problem should be a medical matter handled by doctors and that the law, drug enforcement and cops ought to keep out one's lives when it comes to drugs, but things are never that simple.

The range of drugs is phenomenally broad from essentially harmless to extremely dangerous—some drugs you're never going to OD on to others such as Fentanyl that kills thousands evey year.

How one controls all this and brings order to it in a modern complex society seems overwhelming complex. You can't blame non-drug using people for not wanting intoxicated people driving or in charge of machinery etc. And there are just so many variables involved, the problem seems almost insurmountable.

For example, the effect on those who are around a drug user, family, friends, etc. can be devastating. About a year ago a colleague and friend of mine died from long-term alcohol abuse. What made matters worse he was an organic chemist and he knew what the alcohol was doing to him. We couldn't stop him drinking and many of us tried. Yes, he had the right to do with his life what he wished but at the same time we, his friends and colleagues, had to suffer too by watching him deteriorate.

Essentially, drug taking is not a thing people can do in isolation, drug takers are not decoupled from society, their actions flow-on to the broader community in very complex ways.

I don't have a solution, but I certainly know that banning drugs and treating drug users as degenerates and criminals as we have been doing for over 100 years is stupid and very counterproductive.
I highly recommend these excellent self-directed workshops to help with procrastination:
https://www.cci.health.wa.gov.au/Resources/Looking-After-You...
You're right, typo :(
To put it simply, the value prop is an experience wildly different than normal experiences.
Did we say the same thing? What’s valuable? Income. Nothing besides money really matters to a for-profit business.
The French government disbanded various far-right groups that were not "neonazis trained in handling weapons" (last in date was the Identitaires).
If they touch police's or public administration's property, their professional and family lives will be over. No one will torch their own property, duh. So basically you hit the next person you see, ensuring beforehand they're not police or someone well connected.
My first internship was at a biology research startup back in ‘96.

My supervisor, the head of R&D, had an SGI w/ 3d goggles and a glove and would spend hours in front of it manipulating virtual molecules. He would talk about his days as a PhD student at Stanford in the early 70s working with punch cards and the progress of computing up until that time just over 20 years later… and thought that maybe in 10 years, when his rig that cost about $100k would be cheap enough for the average consumer, it would be the next step in personal computing.
Where can you vote without being a citizen? I think across all of Europe you have to be a citizen to be able to vote.
We learned borland pascal and borland c in high school. Java is perfectly fine.
I was drawn to helix specifically because it is excellent without the need for plugins.

LSP and tree-sitter grammars carry so many of the features I had to add to vim and emacs—over years of configuring—that I feel like I’m not missing anything important; despite having an emacs config large enough to justify its own repo outside all my other dotfiles.

My whole helix config is telling helix what theme I want and the path to my nix formatter, and it feels nice.
If I say "I swear under penalty of perjury that the earth is flat" in a cease and desist letter, even if I know that the earth is not flat, I cannot be found guilty of perjury because it is not a context in which I can perjure myself - I am not under oath in a court of law, and there is no other law that constrains my freedom to say such a thing. Title 17, Section 512(c)(3)(A)(vi) says that a valid DMCA takedown request must contain an assertion, under penalty of perjury, that the author is authorised to act on behalf of the copyright holder, and as a result making that claim falsely would be perjury. But the reason it's perjury is that the law says that the claim is under penalty of perjury, not that someone wrote "Under penalty of perjury" at the beginning of the sentence.
I'm not disagreeing, but so far I have never seen evidence that Google cares about any of its customers. And they don't really have to as long as they're the incumbent market leader in a ridiculously profitable industry (advertising).

Eventually Google Cloud will die and Azure will buy it for a song. It may take 10 years but it's going to happen.
Journalism is the act of journaling something, recording things that happen or happened as accurately and detailed as possible. When it comes to journalism I do not tolerate any sensationalizing, let alone outright faking.

People who "wake up" to sensational, clickbait, fake news "journalism" eventually learn to tune out, because most of us are too fucking god damn busy to be bothered with that literal bullshit.
Incidentally that's how the best research with the most impact had been made in the past. Letting brillians minds play around and supporting their tinkering.
Do you support displaying comprehensive stats for wildcard subdomains? Do you have an API?
Opera Launches Opera One with AI-Powered Chatbot Aria
No it's not, lol. Logistically speaking, it makes zero sense to hire an anti-diversity advocate for a DEI role. Companies only have DEI teams because they want to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion; they wouldn't hire someone who's actively going to detract from that effort.

It'd be like hiring a reckless loudmouth who loves to make people look bad as your head of PR. Literally the opposite of what you need them to accomplish.

(I also find it suspect that equity or inclusion are "political," but that's another matter.)
The Lindy Effect literally addresses a social fad and craze for a specific form of dance.
See the emphasis in my comment on the extreme difficulty of getting citizenship, meaning you'll most likely never be able to vote, unlike other EU countries were getting citizenship a very easy if you've worked and paid taxes a few years, and where you get to keep your other citizenship to not make your life more difficult should you still have businesses to solve back home.
I'm not sure I understand the reasoning here. It seems to me that you have it the wrong way around, so maybe I'm missing something really obvious:

> This is not a thing in C. Linus Torvalds can add a function F that operates on the internals of both FILE and DIR at the same time, for example, and suddenly it's less clear who "owns" F and which one is the object.

In this respect C is strongly-typed and you will most definitely see compilation errors if `void F(FILE *fp)` is called as `DIR *dp; F(dp)`. If you want to make a function F that operates on both `FILE` and `DIR` types, you have to bypass the type checks explicitly! IOW, it is always clear to the reader of the code that F can take either a `FILE` or a `DIR`, or only a `FILE` or only a `DIR`. There is never any ambiguity to the reader.

OTOH, with C++ ...

> A C++ class binds a function to a specific struct, and the function can "belong" to no other struct.

Unlike C above, this is never clear to the reader of the code though. For example, looping over an array of instances calling `.F()` on each instance: the reader cannot know which implementation of `F` is being invoked.

It's literally impossible to tell just by looking at the loop. Sometimes it's impossible to tell even by examining all the code because the specific method that is bound to an instance may only be determined at runtime.
At the worst of times, when I had a university assignment I would sit at my desk to do the assignment and physically feel a repulsive force from my work. Like a really strong gust of wind.

And now I have unlocked middle school memories of staying up all night, alternating between lying down from exhaustion to forcing myself to sit and write a few words each round for my English essays that day.
I don't see why that would make them hard to detect. As long as you're above the waves a few percent of the time you should have no trouble getting a signal out, and if you have an antenna you could probably get GPS too, plus, there's some pretty powerful dyes you could release periodically, LEDs that could be seen easily if it's just a few meters of water....

Seems like it would have to be criminally bad design without any kind of signalling at all, to be near the surface and not found within hours.
Use a globe.

It’s 2023 and we have computers at our fingertips everyday, use a virtual globe.

Flat maps are cool and work well on paper, but you’re not likely going to need a map of a country on paper for travel.
I'm sorry you had that experience as a kid - it sucks to have your passion drained like that.

Playing pieces from sheet music has nothing to do with "exact" replication. It has to do with understanding a work and faithfully interpreting it in your own style. New interpretations of the Hammerklavier and the Paganini caprices come out rather frequently.

Once a piece gets to a certain scale, it becomes incredibly hard to do that without musical notation. Picking up each note by listening to the piece over and over just becomes intractable.

It also has nothing to do with how old a piece is - modern composers also use written notation as the primary communication medium of their musical intent (new music often comes with a MIDI mockup which is a poor replacement for a past recording).

Finally, I would suggest that the point of music education is to give you the tools to express your musical ideas. Some people want to play Liszt and Paganini - those pieces are really fun.
This article feels equivalent to "Feeling sad? Just feel happy instead!"
tldr: LUKS2 and Argon are better than LUKS1 and PBKDF
Has the headset been confirmed to work in the dark? It would requires apple to have flood lights on the headset to light up the environment no that the cameras can see.
Ah, but you see, there's plenty of slope left to slide!
weather its legal or illegal they have achieved their objective.
SwiftUI stole the best parts of React and my heart
Damn, he made all the wrong calls, charged top dollar for bad work and then was promptly murdered by his own creation.
Nice, I've used USPS a lot in the past buying vintage(very heavy) ham radio and electronics test equipment shipping from USA to Poland. The prices were really good. For really heavy stuff there are specialised "cheap" shipping services. Like Polonez on my route, no doubt others for other countries.

Funny story, USPS lost one of my packages (containing a pretty rare device). I filled in the "lost property form" and I supplied lots of pictures, the serial number etc(from the ebay auction). 2 years later it arrives unexpectedly. :-D

So, the morale of this story is: USPS lost package forms are a real thing and there is actually a chance they'll find it!
It seems there are plenty of unsuccessful "consciousness-tinkerers" out there:

- friends and people you've met who fell off the radar, some came back and now speak negatively about their past drug use

- plenty of homeless drug users in big city streets, clearly in a bad state of mind

- dead celebrities, their path documented by the media

So I have a hard time understanding how these articles downplay the risks and downsides, why they even pop up on HN and are so well received. On Fentanyl the straw man is "carpet bombing Mexico", the only alternative cheaper and more dangerous versions of this drug? That sounds a little tone-deaf.

It's one thing if you are well-established in life and experiment with a mushrooms from a trusted source under expert guidance - may you become a better fin-de-siècle poet. But opening the floodgates to the general public even more? Can't be good.
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