TomK32

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by TomK32 2y ago
Couldn't find anything in terms of medication in their blog. But then, people who are in a very structured life and in the right position that suits our shortcomings can get quite far.
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It might take a little more than that to update the Judiciary Act of 1869 that defined the current number of justices on the court.
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There are good reasons to increase the size though, mainly it being one of the smallest Supreme Courts in the world.
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Actually Russia is better off here, I don't think Putin has ever been convicted of any crimes.
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pro-lifers will have enough to fight, just last week a teenage mother to be died after she was didn't get the medical attention she needed https://www.texastribune.org/2024/11/01/nevaeh-crain-death-t...
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Most dysfunctional families don't realize how dis-functional they are, it's just the norm for them, possibly over several generations. I grew up in a multi-generational house with grandparents and gruncles. There's always som
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by TomK32 2y ago
Might be mistaken, but isn't it usually the bigger, urban and slightly more Democratic-leaning precincts that take a longer time to report?
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by TomK32 2y ago
a ban on newly created anon and throwaways would slow these threads down. Also, too many Elon fanbois.
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Don't you worry, even with the large number of parties in the Austrian Nationalrat, German Reichstag or even in the Dutch's Tweede Kamer you still have people who are unhappy with all of the parties.
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Well, the size of the Supreme Court is not fixed at nine. A future Democratic president might just work to increase it to give it more balance.
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Trump 2016 got reasonable republicans into his cabinet that prevented worse, his new team (anyone seen his old VP Mike Pence?) will be unchecked and unhinged.
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Have I missed the news where Kamala Harris was convicted on a few dozen federal charges or ordered to pay 80+ million to someone she sexually abused? There's lies and then there are lies that can get you into prison.
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"Seems to be guilty" is a very different thing than a Fortunate Son who is an adulterer who was found guilty on 34 charges relating to the hush money, his two defense suits against Carroll are under appeal and who knows what sort
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Migrants then because Trump told you it's the last time you have to vote.
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Depression as Gödel did suffer from and developed massive anxiety after the murder of Moritz Schlick, deserves a little more respect and above all help. Calling him "completely mental" doesn't help at all.
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An e-car is still a car and a more environmentally friendly public transport or bicycle.
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"who habitually lies" More like a Fortunate Son who's an adulterer, felon and burried his ex wife somewhere in the backyard.
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Worst-case we finally find out what Gödel's loophole is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6del%27s_Loophole
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by TomK32 2y ago
There's a interesting middle ground, programmable button that is also a rotary button that gives feedback, the KeWheel by KEBA. I'm sure that are similar solutions from other manufacturers.
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Know what my untreated ADHD (not for long I hope, finalized my diagnosis last week) costs me every single week because I don't work as much as I should be able to? 1000 Euros if not 1500. Every single week. I have enough of working as
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by TomK32 2y ago
I second watching Russ Barkley PhD on Youtube. Inspiring that he still covers the topic in retirement because he views it as the most underdiagnosed disorder in psychology despite being so easy to be treated. In regards to meds, this is stu
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ADHD can be found not by name but by symptoms and descriptions of patients over at least the last two centuries. Don't blame it on modern technology.
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> I now understand why I had it in the first place. It was induced. And it was dysfunctional parenting. I am still trying to distill precisely what factor is inducing the illnesses. You realize that their parenting is likely to have been
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> > Being explicitly upfront about your administrative weaknesses early in relationships > This sounds like a Good Thing, and I'm sure for some people it's a good idea, but in my experience, frontloading this sort of stuf
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> The "paradoxical" effects of ADHD stimulant-type medications is the most direct indicator that this is indeed the case: taking a CNS stimulant normally causes more arousal, agitation, and activity in NT individuals. > But
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I bet you I'm much more lazy than you :-) But I don't do it purpose, none of us with ADHD do once we loose interest in a project. That's why we keep skipping from one project to the next to keep the thrill up. It looks horrib
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> One very common struggle I see is when they take internet advice that tells them it’s okay to offload their own struggles on to other people. Unfortunately this blog gives similar advice: Sorry, but this is necessary though. Russell Ba
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Regarding rewrites, I'd love to have my code in such a shape that I could just copy over the business logic, maybe even put it into an independent library. The rest is just a user/api interface after all.
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I'm working with Rails for 17 years now, still love it and still prefer it even for the frontend. It give you all the options to separate your code without the head of your files becoming a unnecessary long list of `includes` like I se
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Like so? https://www.honda-welman.nl/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/2020-... Or like on this old Mini? https://www.alamy.com/2000-green-rover-mini-cooper-sport-wit...

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