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I too have ADHD and OCD. It's a terrible combination since stimulant medications tend to increase anxiety and therefore worsen OCD symptoms. My OCD is largely under control now. It took a few years of CBT; figuring out how much sleep (
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> It aims to merge the capabilities of a traditional graphical non-linear video editor (NLVE), with the power of a programming language Which is exactly what AviSynth and VapourSynth have been doing successfully for years.
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Paradigm-shifting research can be conducted in both of these seemingly-contradictory environments. The most important common factor is freedom: the freedom to play; to experiment; to pursue whatever seems interesting; to fuck around. An ind
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> Is there anything you can do to reduce your sensitivity to bad odors when at the gym? Surgeons use peppermint concentrate.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead%E2%80%93crime_hypothesis
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> I don't understand why people aren't using Fossil For the same reason that BD won over HD-DVD: «Greater capacity tends to be preferred to better UX», except in this case it's performance rather than capacity.
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7y ago
> You're going to need a bank vault to beat an angle grinder. To beat? Agreed. With that being said, grinding through a circular padlock takes much, much longer. I'd suggest using one of those for a storage unit.
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> not one single vendor decided to make less expensive tape devices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUS0Zv2APjU
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Usenet
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> As far as I know there exists some labour laws in the US? There are very few. Research how few protections a US "at will employee" has and then know that workers considered to be "contractors" have even fewer.
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Have you ever attempted to ride one of these through snow? Also, how would something like this work with little kids?
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It makes me think of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_programming
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(I'm sorry, but what follows is likely a bad analogy…) I imagine this is similar to the difference between fixing a low-level bug (e.g. a kernel or CPU bug) and a bug in a relatively high-level application.
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FWIW, I ported Hyperscan to ARM using SIMDe.
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> but they tend to be hard to understand It's not just about performance. It's also about portability. GNU utilities are intended to work on various nixen rather than just GNU/Linux. I mean, hell, the GNU tail you link to
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> A raspberry pi will replace a P4 system, no problem. How does it compare on single core benchmarks?
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> the format doesn't allow for data - it's all sound Redbook CD-DA has one subcode byte and eight error correction bytes per frame.
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7y ago
Yes. It's called: Post to alt.binaries.* on Usenet. It's effectively the same thing under the hood. Binaries are split and converted to text using yEnc (or base64, et al.) and uploaded as "articles". An XML file containi
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7y ago
> to prove at compile time when you have racy code Check out Pony.
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I'm sure you know so much more than all of the doctors involved in creating it as a treatment for epilepsy. And, of course, Dr. Atkins. He surely didn't know much about healthy food! Why not research first before writing a comment
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> So what are my options? Scroll down a bit further on that page until you hit the "Foods to Eat" section and remove from it anything you refuse to eat.
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> Keto is all well and good... until you get your lipid panel checked. Yeah, I did. Every value was significantly improved across the board after losing the amount of weight I managed to lose on a Ketogenic diet.
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Kind of like the HP Jornada!
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I was put to sleep with a TV on as a young child and I currently sleep with both lights and a TV on, so I'm sure I'm far from the norm.
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> What's a smart lightbulb for? I own two LIFX bulbs and they're in reading lamps on each side of my bed. I program them to turn on at 8AM to help me wake up. I also get to use my iPhone as a light switch since I don't hav
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I ported Hyperscan to ARM several months ago with help from the following project: https://github.com/nemequ/simde Would you be interested in working together to get an ARM port that's a bit cleaner and author-app
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Have you considered a web app version? I move around quite a bit and often don't have access to a PC on which I can install software.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fsn_(file_manager)
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> Why do you feel a strong desire for ownership? Because I don't trust the owners of the content to not destroy[1] or permanently alter[2] it in some way. Mass distribution is necessary for preservation. [1] 1937 Fox vault fire. 196
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http://www.cockam.com/vidcomb.htm
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