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by bnjms 3y ago
Might be better if they cannot make it work and pay back all the investments then bankrupt. Another company can replace them with the correct expectations. I would also pay 30% + fair wage. Albeit less frequently. There was no functional t
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by bnjms 3y ago
I don’t think that’s how stress works. If you’re prone to stressing about things then you’ll build up failure scenarios in your head relative to what you know. The ER physician becomes desensitized during residency and learns to fall back o
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by bnjms 3y ago
Two excellent options I’ve never seen mentioned. But you are right that your requirements match mine exactly. Also for remote troubleshoot where I do not have access to the remote clipboard and need to capture information so I can quickly
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by bnjms 3y ago
I need a replacement for MS OneNote for reasons including it feels too rigid. And I know people here have tested most things. The only important feature I need is ability to paste screenshots into it. Then an easy way to mark text for mon
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by bnjms 3y ago
Laws can be fixed to address this. ADHD laws are being changed to address the pop up online mills from during covid.
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by bnjms 3y ago
You’ve changed the context from medical use to recreational by druggies with irresponsibly high doses feeling like suicide afterwards. I have a sense of the point you’re attempting but it’s murky and isn’t a useful response.
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by bnjms 3y ago
I disagree about a clinical setting, though I think I mostly agree overall. Mainly I fear people will read this and mistake it for a defense of MDMA as a drug for going out with your mates. I think this can be helpful for some and very hel
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by bnjms 3y ago
For non hyperactive types I believe there is commonly anxiety with the ADD which is alleviated by the small dose of amphetamine. Maybe MDMA helps reduce anxiety for the medium term after a dose? I don’t know if that’s been found scientifi
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by bnjms 4y ago
They aren’t too big to become GE.
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by bnjms 4y ago
This clarifies nothing. Yet, I now understand.
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by bnjms 4y ago
My belief is that amphetamines help everybody focus and the powers that be needed a story that’s just so to rationalize giving drugs to kids. But the benefit for people with ADHD is greater than the benefit to people with normal amounts of
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by bnjms 4y ago
After seeing a video of someone showing how the nearby windmill cast a rotating shadow on their living room window some months of the year I understood it is a legitimate issue for some. But generally I’m with you. I just don’t get it. Win
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by bnjms 4y ago
Vyvanse is AKA lisdexamphetamine which is a slow release form of dexamphetamine AKA dexadrine. The Astral Codex guy says patients prefer dexadrine and patient reports suggest it lacks some of the body affects. All to say maybe try the chea
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by bnjms 4y ago
I like this because the nice trait English has is it’s a mishmash of whatever words it can get from many languages. Other nations may want to avoid imported words.
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by bnjms 4y ago
Re: #2 that’s ridiculous. Diagnosis like ADHD might as well be diagnosable personality traits.
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by bnjms 4y ago
We need another word when the capture is beneficial to the government because it solves a quasi governmental problem which is easier without oversight.
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by bnjms 4y ago
What is the reason we’re given for banning TikTok? Is it just “China scares us”? Because that’s what it looks like. And that feels like it’s against western ideals. Maybe it’s “tit off tat” setting similar boundaries as what Western compa
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by bnjms 4y ago
And this will result in prices rising or remaining flat in MCOL areas.
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by bnjms 4y ago
I assume implicitly that votes only count for users two degrees of separation from you and it’s tied to real life friends registry. Wish FB hasn’t happened and the web of trust stuff turned into something useful.
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by bnjms 4y ago
This point is buried but really good. YouTube is a bit at fault here. Ideally we’d all keep using rss, but it’s hard to fault podcasters for going where monetization is possible. Respect to Sam Harris for going fully listener supported.
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by bnjms 4y ago
If you are in the US mushroom spores can be found in head-shops and grown easily enough. If you have friends who smoke weed they will likely know someone who knows how to get mushrooms. Raves are fun enough as it is. You made the right cho
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by bnjms 4y ago
How did you find out about the MTHFR mutation? How was it tested for?
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by bnjms 4y ago
What does that have to do with getting a billion dollars for his chief scientist and ML researchers?
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by bnjms 4y ago
> I think Mercedes and other automakers have a good chance to bypass Tesla now since Elno is captivated by his Twitter acquisition. I’ve been disappointed in Elon for some time and feel society may have already taken him for all of his g
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by bnjms 4y ago
One more with an interesting story is Sweet Home.
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by bnjms 4y ago
Have you seen this story (must be non-mobile)? http://comic.naver.com/webtoon/detail.nhn?titleId=350217&no=... If you’re mobile the scrolling breaks. Otherwise it’s an interesting example of the medium.
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by bnjms 4y ago
Yes but many markets didn’t have taxis before ride sharing. Now we do.
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by bnjms 4y ago
First I’ve seen someone mention Peerless Dad in the wild. It and maybe-sometimes Magician are the only webtoons I’ve found which felt like there was good writing. No doubt it’s because Peerless Dad was originally a light novel and this i
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by bnjms 4y ago
An author known for her detail is Kaoru Mori. Her art is really beautiful. And while it’s Josei I think it’s appealing to those outside the usual demographic. It is much better than any webtoon where most suffer from samesie character desi
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by bnjms 4y ago
This is much worse than I had imagined. Thank you for correcting me.

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