DigiDigiorno

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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
". . . I’m convinced a lot of depression/anxiety stems from thinking too much . . ." Sertraline (Zoloft) is used to treat both depression and/or OCD. The dosages overlap too (OCD usually is a higher dosage I believe). It
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Let me help you with brevity, as it relates to his specific points: “I disagree”
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I would guess it is not only possible, but one of the intentions behind it. A percent breakdown of calls to involuntary commitments would be useful. I found something about a Florida Department of Family & Children suicide line having
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
There probably is a IVR (Interactive Voice Response) menu for emergency services somewhere, but it seems a bit too surreal for me.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I'm not sure how these lines work. I wonder how they balance public safety against the disincentive of involuntary commitment and the stigmas attached to it. I imagine if you feel there is a risk you will have your rights taken away (i
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Please press 1 if you are a danger to yourself or others, Please press 2...
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
In the US, there are limits to all of our constitutional rights. Laws that limit these rights must pass constitutional muster. Different rights have different tests the laws must pass. Generally speaking, in a challenge of constitutionality
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
The HN age demographic seems older than most online communities. If they aren't using apps for quick thrills, they are moving to the Villages and using an upside-down pineapple as an ironic bat signal for some fruitless copulation.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
None of these examples include someone trading 1 BTC for X BTC, less, more, or equal to 1 BTC.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
The author speaks heavily of stable coins. The first stable coin came a half decade after BTC... Also, the author doesn't know how to spell Bitcoin... Also, wtf are major promises? 1 Bitcoin still equals 1 Bitcoin, and YRMV is the watc
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I use to work in a conglomerate that I did not associate with real estate. After working there for a few years and becoming friends with some people in the corporate real property division, I realized they randomly own a ton of land everywh
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
The generalized sentiment predates him, but I have never seen the comparison of banning DDT to causing more death than Hitler anywhere but from post 2000 and originally from Crichton. If it comes from somewhere else can you source it? Note,
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
The idea that reduced pesticide use creating more deaths due to malaria was not debunked.... The idea that Carson wanted a complete pesticide ban and that Silent Spring was the main cause of the reduced use may have been debunked. And certa
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Maybe they do not. It's ironic that many people criticize the speed of python when it (or at least CPython) was originally made to run highly optimized C-linking code. But I also take the Cython route when it's just one to a few f
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Anyone who is "infatuated" with ANY tool is likely ignorant of alternatives. That said, I think python is a very convenient wrapper for lower language utilizing scipy libraries. I also think it is great for quick prototyping. (It&
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Referring to Python hype as "snake oil" is hilarious; I recommend anyone arguing the underlying thought use it.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I agree with everything you say (in fact another post I made on this page deals with "it should be NumPy to Python" because so many people learn the language through some popular library) I agree with your points, but the only cou
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I'm half amused and half concerned for your mental health. There are too many places to start a counter argument. It could start with what MLMs actually are, it could be that many businesses don't care about the talks and use scip
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I'm totally a fan of educational work aimed at a subset of programmers. And I myself went from Python to NumPy. This would have been great if it was around when I was working with SciPy stuff. That said, I think a NumPy to Python, or r
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I just assumed you were adding emphasis on how fast it was lol
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
In this case the production and development "environments" are probably the same exact file lol. You are right on the backup thing. It's just funny to me because access databases on shared drives corrupt very regularly. It&#x
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
"Easy" is tough when it comes to relational databases. Even Access requires a decent amount of technical know-how when compared to the people who use Excel heavily. In Excel Power Query and the M language are quite powerful. You c
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
There was Access Services in SharePoint but it was depreciated a few years ago. Unfortunately there are some very large companies that use Access in a shared drive instead. They make daily backups just in case there is data corruption.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I don't think anything exists on the English language internet about that. (I doubt Saiva Vellalars hangout there, but I also have no idea who they are.) Wheras so many people insist he is Brahmin that if you enter "google CEO cas
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
You are changing the topic of your own conversation... reread our messages and try again.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
anti-India? Do you mean anti-highest-Indian-caste or something? both the OP and your citation are her complaining about a tech CEO being Brahmin and avoiding the caste conversation...
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
You made the incorrect assumption either that having the "power to revoke" means the necessity to exercise that power, and/or that revoking feelings means inaction on all events leading to them. The advice says nothing about
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by DigiDigiorno 5y ago
I understand hostility isn't a term-of-art or something special, but in business parlance the sources I've read seem to point at hostility being the practical term for "without board/director/management approval&quo
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by DigiDigiorno 5y ago
My question has nothing to do with the general, or anyone in the world but the OP. My comment that the general wasn't even asked this question, was a bit of a different point, it unfortunately distracts from my main point.
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by DigiDigiorno 5y ago
So because others do wrong, it's okay for you to do wrong? Also, because you didn't ask him the question, you don't know that he would agree with the SA "wrong".

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