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I too find ADHD to be a super power. We've been forced to adapt to our inability to pay attention to uninteresting things. But a lot of the day-to-day life does
by conrs 6y ago
I too find ADHD to be a super power. We've been forced to adapt to our inability to pay attention to uninteresting things. But a lot of the day-to-day life doesn't really help you in the long run.
Props on vo.codes; I'm [refactoring my website](http://blog.con.rs/2020/09/11/mash-rehash.html http://blog.con.rs/2020/09/11/mash-rehash.html), one piece of which is a "say" command currently powered by online dictionary. Seems a super simple fit to power it using your tool instead :)
- nullsense 6y agoI don't find it a super power. It's a trade-off. Very often education, health, finance and relationships get pretty damaged by it. The upside is I don't do shit I don't find incredibly interesting. I'm perfectly happy as long as everything is on my terms. The downsides have been my chronic inability to engage with anything not immediately interesting to me led me through a decade of very difficult unemployment, wrecking my health, being a terrible parent, and not being a great husband. Though it's been a benefit to my professional software career, that has been at the expense of my health.