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This so much. I am still confused how well tabex works and how few people know about it.

Combine with a dopamine booster for the first weeks (or masturbate a lot) and quitting suddenly feels easy.

I bought it online but directly from a Polish or Slovakian pharmacy.


Tabex (laburnum extract), something to boost dopamin for the first weeks and probably the actual will to do so. Quitting was actually easy that way.

Soon most will have forgotten how essential and stable github was at some point in the past.

I spent many many many hours researching these numbers again and again the last winter seasons. Generally I think it's really useful and I saved it for the the next months.

However I would heavily suggest working on the design so it doesn't shout being AI generated so instantly. If you haven't said you spent hours debugging it I would have instantly closed it because I wouldn't have guessed it works actually this well.


wow it's interesting to see other folks did researches like this when they plan for a trip. Any other data you researched that is missing here? Thanks for the feedback, the design is the part I want to improve the most. I'm not a fan of these Claude design.

I mean you can do that with any android and a installed Linux distro. It was also more or less the exact vision of the Ubuntu phone but people didn't care a lot.

The comments on twitter are weird as well ..

I mean the real issue I see is as maintainer I wouldn't want to open the door to that because I don't want to read through thousands of lines of AI generated code in future just to seed out the good one.


Fast is future. Slow is ded. We are fast now

From my perspective it looks like working to deep in AI makes you crazy. No other way to explain all the weird bullshit these billionaires throw around.

Sure AI sucks, but not to that degree (yet)


Even that only makes sense if endless consumption is a given good thing.

If I need something I usually have a need first, then I research then I buy. It's never the thing in the ads in between that turns out to be best.


If you have weapons and a child. And you have that child unsupervised do their own thing with theoretical access to your weapons. Would we call it "child going rouge" if it decides to play with the weapons and shoot someone?

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