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by corobo 3y ago
I love trains as much as the next nerd but that's a heck of a commitment haha I think if I wanted to do the digital nomad thing I'd have to cheat on the nomad bit a little and have an anchor flat somewhere.. where else would I kee
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by corobo 3y ago
A server that can't be sold to someone else is in use
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by corobo 3y ago
Is this actually a definition though? ADHD seems to be more a list of symptoms and then if you have enough of them yup you've got the ADHD, here's some treatments that might work or not. I don't mean the current definition
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by corobo 3y ago
> evolved because of some evolutionary advantage In fairness that's not really how evolution works. If a person reproduces, their traits are not eliminated. Evolution doesn't optimise for advantages, it eradicates disadvantages
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by corobo 3y ago
and the answer to that is an RSS app that grabs the article and runs it through a reader mode of some sort (Unread and I believe Reeder have this feature on iOS)
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by corobo 3y ago
Correct, it has to be at the end to be funny. Halibut is already a terrible name for a social network but if it wasn't it may indeed be a little bit bumular (although in my accent at least you don't really end in a butt, it's
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by corobo 3y ago
The butt is more noticeable because it's at the end of the word as a standalone syllable. With your examples the butt sounds are mixed in so they don't stand out as much.
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by corobo 3y ago
Aye, and most people who use social networks are midwits! Butt in the name will absolutely make the project a joke and cause it to misfire. As a fellow midwit I only just heard of the project and dismissed it before I got to the technical p
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by corobo 3y ago
A link to a reddit post of a screenshot of a LinkedIn post is a really funny way of sharing text-based content haha Original post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/johnrossgork_everything-in-th...
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by corobo 3y ago
We might be shite at routine, but technology isn't! Nothing wrong with having "brush teeth" as a daily task in Todoist or whatever flavour of todo app you click with! :) The "Due" app on iOS is particularly nice for
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by corobo 3y ago
In all fairness the phone is a very good choice too! It's likely the first port of call when procrastination tries to sneak in (which is exactly why I use it for medication reminders rather than a sticky note or something that might bl
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by corobo 3y ago
Tiny successes in something like this - I've got a whole system of timers that are either tracking what I'm doing or tracking the time when I'm not doing something during work time. From there I've got an automation that
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by corobo 3y ago
Well aye, if there was one everyone agreed on I'd have just cited it instead of going on a mad ramble that doesn't answer the question :P > There is actually no scientific explanation for it. Yet! :)
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by corobo 3y ago
Many people probably do have the same brain wiring, or maybe it's a low level of background dopamine, or whatever it turns out to be once science figures it out. The reason most of the worlds population isn't diagnosed[0] is that
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by corobo 3y ago
It did take a fair bit of trial and error with different meds and dosages to find the one that actually seemed to do something - if the medication isn't working it's definitely worth reporting back to the doctor prescribing to see
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by corobo 3y ago
To answer your question: Not that I know of. To waffle freely: I believe it's lower than normal background levels of dopamine. Obligatory disclaimer I am in no way a doctor or scientist. This is probably wrong. Pinches of salt all roun
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by corobo 3y ago
Generally I feel like my brain is winding down at around 11pm usually, after taking them somewhere between 7 and 9am (depending on when I pick up my phone and see the reminder to take them) Every so often I swear they've chucked a few
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by corobo 3y ago
Sleep is a wobbly one aye. Some nights no bother at all - I've been getting way more of these nights on meds than off, others it'll be a 3am one (2-3am has been my norm for as long as I can remember so it's not made it worse
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by corobo 3y ago
I have a little silicone thumb ring I use for this. No idea why I bought a handful of them in the first place but they're useful for this sort of thing! If I'm wearing it, there's still work stuff on my todo list that needs d
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by corobo 3y ago
Outside of the dosage, seconding this! Also inattentive flavoured ADHD. 70mg Elvanse usually allows me to be a productive day to day person, skipping the dose on Saturdays is where I let myself freely roam the internet and tinker with new s
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by corobo 3y ago
The most fun thinking is combining this with that Apple Vision and further steps in that tech tree Gonna be able to skip holodeck episodes in real life soon
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by corobo 3y ago
I'd love another Star Trek: Armada Strategy game and Star Trek? Hell yeah
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by corobo 3y ago
Oooh this is gonna usher in a new wave of GPT wrappers! If anyone's taking requests, could you do one that takes audio clips from podcasts and turns them into animations? Ideally via API rather than some PITA UI Being able to keep the
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by corobo 3y ago
Everyone wins :)
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by corobo 3y ago
Sounds more like the license is doing its job as intended, and businesses that can afford lawyers but not bespoke licenses are shooting themselves in the foot with that policy
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by corobo 3y ago
> Do you think the type of user who is using fly.io is interested in or capable of managing their own Postgres database? Honestly.. kinda, yeah At least I'm projecting my weird "I want to love you for some reason, Fly" plu
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by corobo 3y ago
Hah, true. Feels like a superhero slash leader might be the type to realise they and their fellow workers can get the results they want if they work as a union
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by corobo 3y ago
Anyone reckon there's a chance that GPT hallucinates because it was trained on online material (e.g. reddit and other forums)? I'd have to say on topics I know GPT is about as hit or miss as a random internet comment, especially i
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by corobo 3y ago
I swear Firefox (iOS, so could be a WebKit thing?) starts tabs scrolled down below the page header recently. Definitely happens on HN now and then (although typically I can't recreate it right now..) pretty sure I've seen it elsew
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by corobo 3y ago
I like the iOS client Unread for this. You can set it feed by feed to either display the feed content as-is or have it parse each article reader-mode slash Instapaper style and show that instead of the feed text I imagine others do this too

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