agentwiggles

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by agentwiggles 2y ago
It's seriously awesome that Narcan is now available widely. I'd love to see the price come down somewhat, though. I just checked the site for my local Walgreen's and a 2 pack is $35. $35 on some level seems like a great deal
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by agentwiggles 2y ago
This strongly depends on your definition of proper. I'm currently working in great TS codebase, which was largely architected by one guy, who knows what he's doing and takes grug seriously. It's a really fun and productive pr
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
I spent several years in my early 20s as a daily smoker, but at some point in the last few years, I crossed some sort of line, and I seemingly can't smoke at all anymore without winding up anxious as hell. Ultimately this led to me jus
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
100% agree. I think that the industry as a whole really optimized for the wrong thing for a very long time. It seems like in legal states, there's been a move towards more balanced strains (or at least, those have a niche in the market
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
This is not my experience. I find that weed makes my mind wander randomly down all sorts of tracks. Sometimes this can be fun, interesting, and insightful, but it's certainly not a state that helps my already very poor focus.
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
I have one of Fender's Mustang amps, and one feature I really love is that it has a built in audio interface. It sits on my desk and is constantly plugged in to my machine, so if I'm ever noodling and want to start recording in Ga
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
We have real, effective tools for dealing with substance abuse that don't involve a giant prison-industrial complex. One of the major problems with prohibition is that it closes off a lot of the avenues we could otherwise use to reduce
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
This is one of the things that bothers me when it comes to prohibition - whether it's marijuana, vaping, or even more obviously harmful drugs like opioids. Cigarettes are some of the best evidence we have that we don't need proh
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
I mean, they do have food there. A $10 gift card would buy a decent breakfast sandwich and a basic coffee, I'm sure a homeless person would appreciate that. Not to mention an excuse to spend a while indoors. I agree that the image is f
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
If there's any good that's coming from these videos and traps, I would hope that it's teaching the children involved a valuable lesson about the results of being a shitheel thief. However, I am somewhat skeptical that this is
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
I agree that it's ultimately harmless, and well-deserved, for the thief in question. I find it sad that there are often children involved, but if any good comes of that, it may be that some kids will learn a lifelong lesson about the r
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
The package thief videos are great from the engineering perspective, but always make me feel kind of bad. One of the things I find most distressing in that series is the kids who show up in the videos, participating in theft at the behest o
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
Definitely true for me with my most recently acquired hobby of fishing, although I lean extremely heavily towards doing the thing. I had some experience from childhood but I first started "bass fishing" as a hobby last summer with
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
Whatever they suggest, good luck making sense of it the next day
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
I recently switched to a refillable pod "mod," and plan to start tapering down by buying lower percentage vape liquid. Iirc there's two concentrations available in Juul pods, but let's be honest, they don't want you
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
Vaping, I assume. I admit with some shame that after over a decade off cigarettes, I'm currently re-addicted to nicotine via vaping. Over the past 10 years or so, I would buy a pack of smokes every once in a while (like, maybe once a y
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
I think you're being somewhat overly negative, but I definitely have some sympathy towards what you're saying. I like mushrooms. I enjoy them recreationally a few times a year. I think there are benefits to be derived from their u
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
I had something akin to a religious experience when I saw this for the first time, and reading the explanation blew my mind. One of the coolest things I've ever seen on the internet.
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
This is amazingly cool, I've been fascinated by mantis shrimps for a long time. I've been watching these on a loop for a while, the "latch" mechanism is really interesting to me, I've never seen something like that
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
The Name of the Wind I really enjoyed, but be warned - it's part of a trilogy, and the second book was released 12 years ago. News on the supposedly forthcoming third has been sparse, and it seems quite possible that the trilogy won&#x
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
I have not, actually, it's been floating around on my to-read list for ages. This trope is all over the place, but the main examples that were floating in my brain when I wrote this comment were The Name of The Wind and Unsong. I shoul
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
I've always loved the mysticism around the Names of things. It shows up in fantasy magic systems, it shows up in religious texts, it shows up in political discourse, it shows up in just about any decent programming text. Because we rec
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
Why is that dystopian? Sounds like the standard, good-idea architecture for an application that communicates with a paid 3rd party API.
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
Not in the budget right now, but damned if you didn't just sell me a motorcycle
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
This is a tough, but worthwhile read. Someone out there is lucky to have this person as a friend.
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
Devil's probably afraid of him
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
100% fair, and also right. I started writing that as a kind of dismissive jokey, maybe slightly trolling, thing and then ended up a little more serious as I continued thinking - probably not my most well-argued or empathetic post.
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
Yeah, I've always found the trend with adult Lego fans to be a bit funny - buy the set, build it, and put it on a shelf somewhere. That's fine, you do you, AFOLs - but the way we played with Lego was we'd get a new set, build
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
Let anyone who wants it buy fentanyl, and let natural selection do its work. This is suggested semi-facetiously, but at the same time, feels like there's something to it. Decriminalize, tax, regulate, and focus enforcement efforts on b
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by agentwiggles 3y ago
Haha, that is really cool. However this is one of those things where I have no idea how to tell if ChatGPT is bullshitting me because I don't know how to GDB on my own.

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