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by curioussavage 3y ago
There is also plenty of research linking childhood trauma and trauma during/before pregnancy to physiological changes related to weight gain. Then there are people with adhd, autism, and numerous other conditions that can indirectly in
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by curioussavage 3y ago
This is absolutely a false assertion. If your distro integrates flatpak then you will be prompted to update the runtimes. If you manually installed it then it’s on you to update things. Now if the dev bundled deps then yes there is the poss
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by curioussavage 3y ago
To me the prescriptive declarations in this whole conversation make it insanely stupid. Who the hell gets to tell developers what they should do. Your users want your software so you get it to them how you can. End of story dudes. Immutable
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by curioussavage 3y ago
Increased work load is just as nightmarish to me. In any case as improvements continue that would probably just be kicking the can down the road and abusing workers, before firing them later. Automation should let people work less. Not just
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by curioussavage 3y ago
I think you are just trying to be a contrarian. Even “thoughtful” feedback delivered at a bad time or in a bad way is not worth an ounce of gratitude. I dislike modern corporate feedback systems and philosophy intensely. They are driven by
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by curioussavage 3y ago
Have you tried float therapy? I did it twice a week for a while and it helped me a ton. Also talk Therapy and a lot of cardio seem to be key for me too. after years of inconsistent answers and shrugging from docs I was frustrated. After rea
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by curioussavage 3y ago
Thanks for mentioning this. Big fan of Philip Glass and Radiohead. I’m listening to the soundtrack right now. It’s good!
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by curioussavage 3y ago
I actually found that in practice my go applications were much more resilient. First one in production was handling well over 100k req/s and it was extremely reliable. As a beginner it was very satisfying.
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I agree with the other sibling comment about a “job” not being the only way to have that fulfillment. Also apart from the “real” disabled, a lot of people are just disabled enough mentally or physically to be deemed fit for Jobs with a capi
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Nim rocks and the ecosystem has made some great strides lately. I highly recommend checking it out One awesome project is https://github.com/jmgomez/NimForUE
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I understand this logic but consider that right now one of the main features is the human gives it a role. It’s not that hard to imagine a more sophisticated version being told to escape and act only in its own interest and then with or wit
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Im a generalist who has been trying to kick an obsessive habit of perusing tech news and trying new/old tech for 8 years. You made me realize that may be one reason I feel like this tool i have just enough depth in many areas that I’m
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Ha! So three very popular hobbies for programmers? I guess we’ll all all join you in those endeavors
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Don’t you think that’s a little condescending. It’s predictable because those are all topics that are related and there of course differences in common opinions. So you are trying to call everybody out for earnestly bringing relevant opinio
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Seems rather heavy handed conclusion. And are you just referring to ssri drugs or all depression drugs. Do you think you would have been able to make the lifestyle changes without medication first? If so then why? It may be easy after the f
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by curioussavage 4y ago
And who’s saying that. I think that’s a ridiculous assumption that goes along with anti med opinions
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I’ve seen some published studies recently about altered gut bacteria in people whose mothers experienced trauma, altered insulin sensitivity. It’s definitely getting clearer scientifically why weight is so much harder for some
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Worrying about fault and taking an adversarial perspective where you see patients as being stubborn or lazy and concluding that resistance to lifestyle changes is due to that is absolutely insane. People are resistant to those things becaus
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Nice points. You don’t even have to argue about internal vs external causes. The real question is about capability. To me when a person is not receptive to advice about lifestyle changes it’s less about stubbornness or ignorance and more th
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by curioussavage 4y ago
It’s a brain development disorder. That means the brain doesn’t develop the same. Not just a baby “driven to distraction”. Genes and environment. For example it’s more common in premature babies. Plenty of past and ongoing research
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I think it’s impossible for many to be treated without drugs. I think it’s irresponsible to tell people with a disease that saps their energy and motivation that the solution is to pick themselves up, willpower their way through it and go b
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I’m pretty sure it works in vr now. Just not on mobile vr which would matter for meta.
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by curioussavage 4y ago
This. My thinking was getting so bad that I went to a neurologist. At the same time I started walking daily. A month or two later and I feel like a totally different person. Mental clarity has sharply increased. Haven’t even fixed my sleep
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by curioussavage 4y ago
This looks great. I’m loving nim for game dev right now. Godot 3.x bindings are working great. There is also a really nice looking binding for unreal engine 5 that is pretty far along
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I’m pretty sure the table in question stores image metadata for all user uploaded images. As well as images scraped from posted links which goes back way before images in posts
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Mostly agree. I really floundered when I got promoted to senior. Then got diagnosed. Meds and exercise help. Or at least I think they do. Hard to gauge progress without a job.
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I was excited to see this. And it’s nice that headsets are thinner now. That said I feel like locomotion in vr is a disappointment. The sliding based solutions are weird and treadmills are huge and noisy. Is this even remotely feasible to s
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Non issue with the quest pro though. Even with passthrough disabled.
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Auvelity, a drug that combines dextromethorphan and bupropion (included to keep the dextromethorphan in the system longer) was just made available this quarter.
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I dislike this attitude, as far as I'm concerned it just helps perpetuate the environments that don't allow engineers to actually fix things. It's related to the mindset I've seen that prototyping is a waste of time. Out

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