pizzeriafrida

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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
I wouldn't say those doses are micro. 25mg of psilocybin is equivalent to almost 3 grams of mushrooms.
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
I feel the same way, but also understand what folks are saying in the replies to this, but I'm more coming at it from an API standpoint preferring something like https://github.com/workframers/wonka (albeit in Clo
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
Translating a dose in mg to the equivalent amount of dried mushrooms you would likely come across recreationally is quite difficult, but I believe 25mg equates to something like 4-5g of dried mushrooms which would be a full on trip beyond s
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
There was a great interview between Peter Attia and David Nutt on the research and effectiveness of psychedelics on various disorders https://peterattiamd.com/davidnutt/ He touches on the history of governments banning
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
This is where I'm at with it. "Develop apps like you do now, with a centralized app db, but now the app db (in the browser, most likely a giant Map) is an actual database with a sophisticated query language, an upgrade!"
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
It does seem a bit convoluted after going through it a couple of times, but I'm down to try it if my reagent React interop still works, e.g. `[:> MyJsComponent {...}]`. I would say that I am very happy with the FE stack of reagent &
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
I had a great time pairing with a few individuals from my past, and I'd describe the sessions as playing a coop game with friends. It was fun to team up and figure out a problem and build something; the shared joy of overcoming some hu
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
> use of Hooks, which are well-known not to be the best solution to the problem of state management within React. I swear the introduction of Hooks threw such a monkey wrench into the ecosystem. They're just powerful enough to seem
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
core.async is great, but admittedly I haven't needed to reach for it on the client (when building SPAs). I'm not sure if it's because re-frame is the focus for event driven workflows or what, but...
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
Since this thread/Clojurescript is getting some love I'd like to express something to a hopefully receptive audience: There was a point where Clojurescript and Javascript sort of walked hand-in-hand during the advent of when React
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
I just saw the original developer is now focusing on a fork of ocaml's bucklescript so I'm not sure how much more work it's going to have.
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
Yea it's funny how much is in there, between it and the Clojure standard library you basically don't need to go searching for third party libraries. I needed a debounce the other which was just importing `[goog.functions :refer [d
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
Absolutely, shadow-cljs is all you need, it's not coupled to the Clojure ecosystem, it uses NPM. I'm actually working on a project that uses clojurscript on the backend which is just a `:node` build target in Shadow.
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by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
The question is funny because on the the list of advantages that Clojurescript offers the syntax / language is quite low on the list imo. Clojurescript has the best client-side build tool I have used in https://shadow-cljs.g