phil-m

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by phil-m 3y ago
Sure, but: * not every artist has a donation link. * I don't get the album for free otherwise So I think it's totally ok for the service to give 10% to bandcamp (or whatever camp it will be in the future). But I would be really ha
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by phil-m 3y ago
RIIR hits again - nice
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by phil-m 3y ago
Support for artists and flac as the other comment already said (as well as clean UX)
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by phil-m 3y ago
Yeah liquid dosing, pretty sure I did it right, got accurate dosed acid as well (which is rare AFAIK). But even if it wouldn't super accurate, it's much more likely to be less acid than more. But I'm quite hypersensitive to s
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by phil-m 3y ago
Recreationally dosing in all kinds of settings and doses (e.g. microdosing in almost any setting on very different doses etc.). I have accurately tested LSD, so I know the exact dose I'm taking. Also I've done a bit of research of
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by phil-m 3y ago
Are you sure you have really taken 100ug? The blotters these days are very often quite a bit less, although marketed as 100ug. 100ug should be enough for most for a good trip.
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by phil-m 3y ago
Nah definitely not, maybe you haven't had good/accurately dosed acid yet. 75 is the usual dose that is marketed as 100ug tabs (averagely roughly 80% of the marketed dose). It's definitely noticable, even for unexperienced (I
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by phil-m 3y ago
Even 15/20ug is quite a bit, which I would sometimes consider a minidose (depending on the setting). I detect even down to 5-7ug LSD that I'm dosed (though I'm quite experienced with all kinds of dosages). 75ug is definitely
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by phil-m 3y ago
Where I'd consider a (good) CTO should be somehow responsible for the high-level architectural decisions. Accumulate enough expertise and know-how (via "architects" or rather very senior engineers) and then discuss the pros&#
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by phil-m 3y ago
Huh? They never said that, just warned that the THC/CBD ratio is important to avoid schizophrenia or other psychiatric conditions (which is scientifically backed btw.)
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by phil-m 3y ago
Why C++ though, when there's Rust? I understand that rewriting/refactoring projects from C++ to Rust may not be a good idea (in most cases at least). But starting a new project (or porting from a different language) in C++ doesn&#
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by phil-m 4y ago
Not possible, due to the way how git works: It's a merkle tree of commits, where each of these commits point to a file tree (content-addressed by the hash) and the previous commit
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by phil-m 4y ago
> Completely different approach but same result in the end. Well if you lock everything down with hashes, maybe in some sense, but other than declaring your configuration in a text file and deploying software with it, it's pretty
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by phil-m 5y ago
You can achieve this without Proof of Work, but unfortunately Bitcoin will probably stay forever with this Consensus algorithm (considering the circumstances). Bitcoins energy consumption is disproportionate to the value for the societey it
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by phil-m 5y ago
As usual when this tired counter-argument is made, you aren't considering alternative solutions (cryptocurrencies) that are already working with Consensus algorithms like (variants of) Proof of Stake... Forget Bitcoin, Lightning Networ
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by phil-m 5y ago
It already works, as seen in many other blockchains. The most popular are Cardano and Polkadot.
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Show HN: Colvertize – a library to conveniently convert between (CSS-)colors(github.com)
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