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I'm curious about how that would play out, too. That's the reason this article is interesting, IMO...the questions it made me think about regarding these drugs.

It seems like a fairly reasonable study to me. I don't see how the study participants' possible lack of familiarity with the drugs diminishes the value of the data.

From the article: "Star performers during the placebo session fell to the bottom of the pack when they had taken the drugs."

That directly refutes your assertion they were doing a novel task for the first time.

i'm holding out for LED-C

there's a name I haven't seen in a minute, I'll have to check this out again

Google Workspace. update your MX records and use Gmail on your domain. I do it for my hobby stuff.

i haven't self-hosted email in the last decade, but last time i did...self hosting email sucked. every aspect of it was a pain in the ass.

I tried out Fi when right when it came out, was pretty happy with it. fell on hard times, homeless here and there, so i paused my account because I was broke. I was able to unpause/repause my account every 6 months for a couple years and keep my phone number without paying a dime. It's a small thing, but I'm still pretty grateful I was able to keep my phone number for free like that.

wonder if my fake italian ID will still be legit with them?

redis could possibly work, too, depending on how you actually plan to do it

I was that person once. I was 12 and couldn't understand why MS-DOS disk maintenance tools shouldn't be used on PC-DOS because obviously repair tools can only fix things

I was only able to install Lands of Lore (1993) a few times before one of the disks crapped out on me. It's the one devastating floppy failure that I remember =)

reminds me of how specific they were with crushed stone sizes while developing the first roadways for cars

your loss and ours, unfortunately. still the best place around to have serious debate with awesome people. the overall discussion quality fluctuates, because internet, but it's still pretty great here imo

higher voltage makes it a lot more sane, imo. if anything increasing the voltage a long time ago would've probably helped us avoid the plague of all these shitty under spec USB cables. the cynic in me says they would've just shifted to even thinner gauge wires, but hey, a guy can dream, right?

yep, exactly. there's voltage negotiation up to 48v going on. though in practice probably not quite that high yet

it's too bad AMD doesn't have first class TB4 support yet, at least not on the consumer hardware i've been looking at

Oh wow, this is awesome

The title of this article is what malware authors say every day =)

Personally, I flagged it. It's an interesting kit, but I think at this point we've discussed it enough times on HN.

I would have been so stoked as a kid to get one of those

WW2 era bolt action 22LR for my 12th, but it was never considered a toy

No way man, those gas powered planes on a string were like 1000x times more dangerous than these things

nanorand for rust!

edit: now after reading about rand_xoshiro i'm curious to try it out

rust needs it's empaths, too. if we can all figure out how to adult, be decent, work together, and understand the strengths/weaknesses of our very different personalities and skills, hopefully we can all continue building cool stuff together without alienating important voices.

the pics of the different jars on that page have some kind of creeping white death thing going on...

quite artistic

c. don't mess with the dude who's combing his skull with a piece of some other dude's skull

i used to do the same thing, but with simple say/tell/shout commands + terminal control codes to move cursor/overwrite text/etc. was lots of fun =)

edit - worked with zMUD anyways

Just wait until you read about https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discordianism

Unless it takes real skill, real knowledge to create the workforce and tooling necessary to produce such a thing. With no IP protection I'm pretty sure that good old-fashioned corporate secrecy would still be quite profitable.

If in the case of medicines, instead of having carte-blanche to milk obscene profits for a long time, corpos were just limited to making decent money for a short while....that would probably work out in humanity's interest. Part of the reason medicine is so expensive in the West IMO, is the expense that's been mandated by the insane regulatory capture in the pharma industry.