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by 331c8c71 4y ago
Atomoxetine also has side effects. Problems with erection for instance. Should one take viagra or likes on top to fix tgat?
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by 331c8c71 4y ago
> A friend on ADHD meds told me that it feels like trading unbridled creativity for stability As someone who has been diagnosed as an adult and been on meds for a few years I could not agree more. I recommend trying treatment though, I c
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by 331c8c71 4y ago
I almost didn't have a comedown when I started taking Ritalin. Few years later it became a nightmare. I was becoming extremely annoyed every afternoon and was pretty much useless in the evening as a result. I also started having very a
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by 331c8c71 4y ago
Looks like the existing methods for measuring neurotrasmitter concentrations in the brain are pretty invasive, e.g. electrodes at best and the analysis of extracted tissue at worst. And I am not sure whether blood concentrations are indicat
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by 331c8c71 4y ago
Also Peugeot/Citroen and VW/Audi. Probably all major car manufacturers have it by now?
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Vim was rewritten after all (neovim) and not without a reason.
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You must've gone to a special math school or smth) I learned about them in the uni and as with 90% of material it was quite dry and formal. Pretty sure they don't talk about generative art while teaching them in 2022 (and they pro
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by 331c8c71 4y ago
There is a slightly earlier post about the same work: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31581158
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Not author, the term L-system is mentioned in the readme already.
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Fascinating. One of the few things posted here that got me really excited! Probably because I studied the basics of Markov algorithms, but I never imagined the idea could be developed further in such an interesting way.
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Beethoven sonatas are here to stay as well. Besides the "Moonlight" I think the "Hammerklavier", the "Waldstein", the "Tempest" and the "Pathetique" are absolute masterpieces (and probably o
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Can't upvote enough. I tend to freeze big time in tech/mathy interviews unless I feel there is a good emotional connection with the interviewer.
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IMHO a more precise way to put it is that by choosing one investment strategy vs another one implicitly makes assumptions about the market. There's also the emotional side we are kind of neglecting here.
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We have some rather close friends who live nearby and had a spontaneous dinner with them more than once. It's refreshing and fun when done in moderation.
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Excellent points and a fresh perspective. We should be happy we have a few hours to "waste". Enjoy it instead of punishing yourself pointlessly. If you wish to force yourself into a habit of doing something else instead -- take st
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I don't get how people could have them on. I have a tendency to put my phone in absolutely silent mode so it's a pain to find at home -- simply calling doesn't work)))
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I think that the issue of deriving meaning from one's work (and life) is as old as humanity. It looks to me also that there's a bit of idealization going on on your side. In any case you'll work with other people and I bet yo
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Agreed. Especially if slacking for days would quickly lead to negative consequences. ADHDs are often distracted until the very last moment when the failure becomes imminent -- and then work to avoid it.
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> Sometimes you'll sit in front of the computer, try to start some task but somehow end opening hackeer news, digg, youtube. I have to strongly disagree. If that kind of behavior gets out of control it sounds like typical adhd. One
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by 331c8c71 4y ago
Not exactly. It's definitely not ADHD if there's no prolonged and debilitating impact. Being distracted an hour there and a couple there is not like ADHD. ADHD would be like more like falling in a pit where one basically cannot do
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by 331c8c71 4y ago
I know next to nothing about crossfit and it definitely looks like religion to me. I'm not even sure where this impression comes from but it's probably first or second thing that comes into my mind when I hear "crossfit"
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Haven't been using social media for more than five years and it doesn't feel like I'm halfway there. Now I am using my smartphone pretty much in the same way I was using my PC when smartphones didn't exist (e.g. 20 years
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I went from pine (which was more than fine) and thunderbird to web uis like gmail, corporate outlook and proton. Never looked back. I wouldn't use an offline email client unless emails are really essential to the job (kinda had to use
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That's why the Western propaganda is so effective. Even the producers (let alone consumers) don't realize how biased and manipulated the product is.
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Anne Morelli: The Basic Principles of War Propaganda(en.wikipedia.org)
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https://www.usb.it/leggi-notizia/dallaeroporto-di-pisa-armi-...
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Katrusya and Marusya – Ukranian propaganda for kids(youtube.com)
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> There are videos of people getting blown up, eyewitness accounts, and Ukrainian official accounts. It's not something debatable. Obviously people are getting hurt and it's sad and tragic. Russian forces targeting civilians is
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> https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newsweek.com/evacuation-rou... Mined by whom? > However looking at your other activity, I would have to present article from Russia Today Mainstream western media now
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> at the media there is reporting that Ukrainian paramilitary forces ... forcibly prevented their own citizens leaving and collapsed the humanitarian corridors That's no secret, that's pretty much from official statements of Ru

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