So from your post history, how does this relate to the present situation?
> kitanata 905 days ago | parent | on: Silk Road 2.0 Launches
> There are kits you can buy to test the purity of drugs you buy: http://dancesafe.org/products/testing-kits
> kitanata 905 days ago | parent | on: Silk Road 2.0 Launches
> There are kits you can buy to test the purity of drugs you buy: http://dancesafe.org/products/testing-kits
A lot of people die from bad mixed up shit, and if they knew there was a way to be sure what they were taking, is in fact what they think they're taking, then I think it's wise to let them know about that.
As for your blog post and the response here, I only have one comment -- continue to focus on your health with the same drive and passion that you have toward coding! I realize you took a few weeks to get healthy and change your diet, but for me at least, learning how to consistently lead a balanced, healthy lifestyle took many years. I'm not suggesting that you read thousands of nutrition studies or anything, but instead everything from learning where the best farmer's markets in your city are, what sports you enjoy and building relationships with people who play them, figuring out what triggers you to make unhealthy decisions, etc. I encourage you to approach your health in a 'holistic' way. It's a long journey and a highly personal one, but it's worth the effort.
>I will never sleep without it again. The difference is day and night. I honestly feel like I just snorted two lines of cocaine.
You previously post advice on buying drugs safely. Then you compare a sleep device to snorting coke. Even if they have NO relation and you are a 100% clean and sober individual, what are people going to think about you?
It is just showing a pattern of poor judgement. Which is fine, we all make mistakes. But use them as a learning experience to better yourself. Maybe posting a blog after getting fired from a job is not a good thing to do next time it happens?
So his comparison is not out of line. You feel THAT much better/energetic/etc.
I had no proper REM sleep for 4 years (the sleep study said I never slept for more than 30 seconds at a time), and then with the CPAP machine, I slept a solid 12 hours. Just imagine how much better you would feel after that - and give the guy a break for comparing it to coke.