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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
this is like THE book for DBT. There are others but this is the one you will find in most programs and grad courses, the de facto, “go to” text (Actual therapist fwiw)
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From a behavioral psychology perspective we don’t necessarily discern between good quality and poor quality attention when considering attention as reinforcement. Eg behaviors that are reinforced by attention seek any attention regardless o
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
The frustrating thing is that, at least around me, a lot of local places got rid of their delivery staff/infrastructure over the past few years. Not just restaurants that wouldn’t have had delivery prior to DoorDash et al. pizza and Ch
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
These are good points and interesting, I’ve never seen such analysis, but imo their support of right to repair is because they’ve steered the discussion into a direction they are comfortable with. The apple self service program is apples id
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
To be fair rehab is it’s own unique monster often outside of the healthcare system. I’m sure someone of his means wasn’t going to insurance funded rehab. There are tons of boutique rehab options that will gladly take 50,000, 100,000, 500,00
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
lol
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
The only time it ever happened was once in the 70s. A guy bought pixy stix, opened them up, laced the candy with cyanide, closed them with a stapler so they were clearly adulterated, and then gave the candy to his children and a few of thei
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
This is such a major problem! I have so many half finished projects because I got to the understanding portion and moved onto something more interesting. Or perhaps I’m just coping and telling myself that to deny that I have really bad atte
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
I have one of these! I have a pretty sizable vinyl collection from decades of crate digging and I’ve gotten a few weird and ancient records over the years. This is one. I also have several wax cylinders which are actually surprisingly easy
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
It would be meaningless. Tech companies promises are worth jack shit. The tech companies messing around in these product categories are often weak and flimsy from a financial perspective. They frequently abandon products, fail, get bought b
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
They still have their hostile parts pairing. Parts pairing isn’t inherently bad but it could be done in a way that is consumer friendly. Are you seriously telling me that apple can release the iCloud lock on the phone when you go to sell it
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
Perhaps that’s the confounding variable that ruined everything then. When internet access wasn’t a given and updates couldn’t be signed with activation servers downgrades were still a viable option but now they’re dead and buried
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
I grew up in a touristy part of New Jersey near the beach and roundabouts were interesting. In the off season they were a fine and normal part of driving that the local population were generally used to. Occasionally you’d have a new driver
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
This is the extremely frustrating part of not being able to roll back firmware updates in modern devices. My dad is 78. He knows how to use his tv and cable box. It gets a firmware update that adds some feature that is pointless to him (let
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
I mean it technically works but if you pay $1500 or whatever they want for it I’m sure you will end up disappointed unless they’ve done some serious software magic
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
I’ve posted this before but I have a android tablet with a kaleido 3 panel, a boox ultra tab C. It’s a ~10” panel. It can refresh fast enough to playback YouTube videos and such but I can’t imagine using it as a monitor. The color palette i
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
Similar experience. I’m less anxious since leaving Reddit and it’s very nice. It was the last major social network I was on. I read a lot more now. This is all I use now
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
Apple generally doesn’t sanction component level repairs so unlikely. My guess is they would be willing to provide assemblies, eg LCDs, batteries, logic boards, etc. and instructions to replace with access to services to enable parts after
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
advertising industry continues its march as a cancerous growth on society, news at 11. Why not waste a bunch of resources to bother people and make the experience objectively worse? It’s okay, we have some cherry picked market research we c
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
Hacki is also available for iOS and is quite good
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
I think one point 1 the big thing depends on setting. I spent a good portion of my career working for other people in agencies and group practices. In those settings I didn’t really have those headaches because there was generally a “buffer
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
Ha we can trade. I’ve been a private practice therapist for years, am almost 40, and am pivoting into tech. I did CS stuff a lot in high school and early college and find myself missing it a lot. Been doing a lot of hobby projects over the
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
Legacy peripheral is why I keep an old Mac mini in my music making setup. I have a tascam mixer/audio interface that the whole thing is built around but tascam never released a 64 bit osx driver. They released a 64 but windows driver b
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
It’s mainly because they use shitty cream. Try adding xanthan gum and/or a carageenan to stabilize the whipped cream and keep the peaks stiffer longer. Will also extend shelf life a bit and make it taste a bit creamier. The other thing
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
C02 and water makes carbonic acid, which creates an acidic/bitter taste. This is fine and even desirable in some things like soda and beer but in whipped cream it’s pretty gross. The bubbles are also less stable which is why you get po
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
I worked in a hospital that used dogs for bed bug inspections. They’d come every few weeks and walk through the building. It was interesting because people would be gush over the cute dogs until they took an interest in your work area. then
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
They’re remaking the newton AND the IIc. With science!
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180g means nothing really, yes. Often lighter weight records sound better but I don’t know if that’s because of the weight or because of effort placed in other areas. Knowing if a record will sound good is tough these days. You can read dis
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
Music also had a somewhat huge resurgence of physical media thanks to collector culture. It’s almost standard now for any semi notable new release to have at least a vinyl run of a few thousand units. Huge names get pressings in the tens of
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
One of my dreams, if I am ever able to retire while still able bodied and have some extra cash, is to buy a broke ass fully mechanical pinball machine and fully restore it. Tear it down to its frame and go over everything and restore it to

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