• synae[he/him]
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    444 months ago

    Drugs are cool and good actually : kalm

    • @NegativeInf@lemmy.world
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      84 months ago

      I find that the balmer peak holds not just for alcohol, but tracks better for most other drugs. Coding after smoking a joint is great.

      • @SpaceCowboy@lemmy.ca
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        64 months ago

        I’ve never had much success with this. It starts out fine and then I’m like “I’m being stupid, I should write some code to write this code for me.” Then later “I should write some code that will write the code that’ll write the code for me.” Then I get lost in all the abstraction and say “fuck it, I’ll just play a video game”.

        • @NegativeInf@lemmy.world
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          64 months ago

          I just end up refactoring the same 3 classes, pass out, and wake up to clean code with documentation. It’s like the cobbler and the elves but code and weed.

      • SUPAVILLAIN
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        34 months ago

        I gotta save the Js for after I finish with my codebase, otherwise I run the risk of greening out at my workstation-- this year’s harvest hits like a goddamn semi

  • @iluminae@lemmy.world
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    324 months ago

    Sometimes I wonder if in 75 years people will look back on our caffeine use in this generation like we currently look back at cocaine use in products in the 19th century. Until then, I continue to slurp down coffee like that is my actual job.

    • @Rodeo@lemmy.ca
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      274 months ago

      Caffeine is pretty well studied and it’s known that the long term health effects are nothing close to cocaine. I doubt if there was any good science back then on the long term effects of cocaine, let alone enough education for the populace to know and understand it.

      However social perceptions may change anyway. What we consider as not serious may be considered much more serious in the future. For example many people get headaches or even migraines as a withdrawal symptom of caffeine, and we don’t consider a headache to be serious.

      But I saw a Star Trek episode once where Picard gets a headache and it was a big deal because those had been solved for hundreds of years by that time! Turns out the ferengi were controlling his mind or something. So caffeine may be considered a serious drug in the future if it interferes with the detection of alien mind control devices.

    • @CanadaPlus
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      34 months ago

      It’s either that, or all drugs will be cool (again?). No in between, because anybody that’s honestly thought about it can see the current situation is a self-contradiction.

  • @GissaMittJobb@lemmy.ml
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    234 months ago

    Drug addiction is only negative if it causes you problems in life, and I’d say that coffee doesn’t really cause me problems in life.

    • @CanadaPlus
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      134 months ago

      I mean, they’re actually right about this one - caffeine is still a drug, so if you’re addicted to it you’re definitionally a drug addict.

      Or, they would be, except apparently the issue with coffee is that it’s hot. Dew is fine.

  • @M500@lemmy.ml
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    64 months ago

    I wish I didn’t have such a dependence on coffee. I’m about to go on a trip and am brining instant coffee with me to the airport in case the shops are closed during my early flight and I’m not able to get coffee until after checking in which is like an hour and a half from the airport.

    As a side note, I’m in a third world country and going to an island. They will totally have coffee there, but i might not have access until later in the day.

    • Howdy
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      34 months ago

      I totally get it. When I travel I take caffeine gum. So I don’t have to worry about finding coffee or resort to a energy drink. Instant coffee I drink instead of soda at home. Lol.