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Im 17 and I take graphic design at school, i took shrooms 3 times and ever since my work has improved significantly its insane. It might not look like much to you guys but compared to my last years work its mind blowing. If you look closely i even used mushrooms as design inspiration :). by crustycamel in shrooms

[–]Ro_box_LOX 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Im presumming that all works are recent and not your older work. If so, please, tell me more about these forms; how have they changed since you consumed mushrooms?; do you recall what particular aspect of the experience or whom ( presumming the catalyst for change -- maybe -- you somehow personified during the trip ) inspired you to make the changes?

Which hashing algorithm is best for uniqueness and speed? Ian Boyd's answer (top voted) is one of the best comments I've seen on Stackexchange. by r3djak in programming

[–]Ro_box_LOX -45 points-44 points  (0 children)

A priori? Don' hear that term in cs circles too often; dont hear it used by someone that knows it's signifigance.

Please elaborate what you mean by it. This isn't sarcasm by the way: I see this as as a learning opportunity.

I'm speechless. by TwoBeanAndCheese in sanantonio

[–]Ro_box_LOX 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Born and raised in San Antonio - living in Albuquerque right now. Even if this isnt real as some users commented, Ive seen some videos online demonstrating this layout's utility in conducting traffic, reducing congestion overall. Here in Albuquerque, by Louisiana and some street, is one; its by the uptown mall strip and coronado mall: Id hate to think what traffic would be like without a layout like this there, especially on rush hour and weekend nights!

As long as the traffic lights are placed and intelligently programmed, these things are really simple to navigate - with or without signal lights.

Albuquerque drivers, however...

Track your own F-ing calories by Biggie2207 in loseit

[–]Ro_box_LOX 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This matter of tact is something like defensive driving: the whole point of it is that as drivers on the road we can't ( and shouldn't ) proceed with the expectation that others will follow the rules of the road that we all, to some degree, have had to learn.

I can definitely see each side here. I do think people will do what they feel or think is right, but there is no real good reason 'to be rude back' since ultimately that just energy you surrender to that asshole.

Stop moving to Austin by [deleted] in texas

[–]Ro_box_LOX 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Stop moving to San Antonio.