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5y ago
Theoretically, if you have ADHD the medicine shouldn’t make you ‘high’. If you don’t it will have that effect. This was told to me by a specialist (I am dubious though)
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Do you mind me asking a little about the separation? I’m shocked I am in a solid marriage. I am a nightmare...
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Massively. Like getting the first of many tremendous insights into how I interact with this reality.
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Joe Simpson: Hold my beer
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5y ago
Ants, bees?
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5y ago
Brilliant
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5y ago
You are talking about a bad manager. Not a good one.
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Tech lead vs manager. A manager isn’t managing tech. It’s people and process. Classic HN. I am not saying they shouldn’t have domain knowledge. That would be silly wouldn’t it. You know, context and all that. They need to build and facilit
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Engineers complain about everything
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Maybe he might, but she might not.
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A good manager doesn’t need to be technical as they are a managing people. That is the hard part. Not tech.
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We are all in a hole.
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The money you would receive from ads.
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I’m 44 and still in amazement of our reality.
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“Nevertheless, the free will problem is really depressing if you take it seriously. It hasn’t made me happy, and in retrospect, if I were at graduate school again, maybe a different topic would have been preferable.” Well, he couldn’t....
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Add on top the time signature grid and then you got some real giberrish! ‘The 6th hits on the ah of 3 ok!’
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Those hi hats. Argh
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5y ago
This
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6y ago
Humans.
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6y ago
Then you aren’t wasting your time then.
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Its a very intriguing and sensitive subject that I personally don’t think is a waste of time and there is an awful lot more to the documentary than the first 20 mins.
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6y ago
Because even nerds get bored of compilers and deepfakes.
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6y ago
That is some pretty impressive stuff! Has it helped or just continued the inevitable? Good luck with it!
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6y ago
So you could make a valid comment on HN instead of ‘I didn’t watch it but here is my opinion’?
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Maybe you should have watched to the end then your comments may have been very different
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Even if it’s only 50% accurate it’s still terrible. Like watching a real life horror movie. I have despair for the earth my children will inhabit
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6y ago
Good stuff!!! I feel life is an edge for everybody but having impulsive ADHD turns into a very exciting knife ridge on a mountain with one side sunny, happy and not so dangerous and the other, dark, enticing and dangerous.
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Any ADHD based topic on HN is heavily commented
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6y ago
tell me more! Struggling to finish, get out what you want, don’t like what you make, overly judgemental of your work? I am musician/ADHDer for the love of it.
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I have two children with ADHD and myself (non medicated). Having a child with ADHD is extremely hard. All we try and do is workout the way for them to navigate life with out destroying everything around them. We haven’t had to medicate them
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