hirvi74

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by hirvi74 9mo ago
The peasant child died and didn't stink though. So, I guess he didn't eat a lot sweets I suppose that aligns with his wretched upbringing...
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by hirvi74 9mo ago
Something about this blog really rubbed me the wrong way. The whole piece gave me the impression of someone that is rather pretentious attempting to masquerade as being vulnerable. I am also suspicious of some of the details that were omitt
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by hirvi74 9mo ago
I would never recommend my method for every type of application nor perhaps even most. However, I have had great success with not using soft deletes at all. I just write the records to a duplicate table then hard delete the records from the
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by hirvi74 9mo ago
I applaud the effort put into this product, and the willingness to help others in our situation. As someone with ADHD et al, I'll give my feedback. I think Indy has a lot of good intentions, but I am highly suspicious of its efficacy.
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by hirvi74 10mo ago
My childhood best friend is a touring a member of a relatively famous singer's band. I remember a discussion I had with him once about how soul-sucking it is to constantly be on the road. He was telling me how easy it is to just fall i
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by hirvi74 10mo ago
(Not the user you were replying to) If Rust is no less safe than C in such a regard, then what benefit is Rust providing that C could not? I am genuinely curious because OS development is not my forte. I assume the justification to implemen
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by hirvi74 10mo ago
> There are plenty of foods with vitamin D. My favorite one that I read about is mushrooms. If you grow them in the sun, some species allegedly acquire vitamin D. I am not sure how much nor if this is truly effective, but it gives me a g
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by hirvi74 10mo ago
There is a variant of uBO working in Safari again, if that is of any interest to you. Created by the same dev and all. I've had great results with it. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ublock-origin-lite/id67
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by hirvi74 10mo ago
What do you mean by poor track record? I can infer you are talking about the Vietnam War, and that is why I am curious. From a military point of view, the US did not lose a single battle of any significance during the entirety of a Vietnam
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
> fMRI's are being used in TBI/Concussion recovery Interesting. Do you happen to have any more information on this topic? I ask because I was under the impression that concussions are a functional/metabolic injury and not
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
> "tow your expensive toy somewhere which ev's suck at currently" Do EVs suck at towing because of battery life? I thought electric engines were often superior to comparable internal combustion engines regarding torque.
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
I honestly use Swift as a scripting language for a lot of various things. Most often, I use Swift for GUI scripting as a replacement for AppleScript (sometimes I use them together). I absolutely adore Swift as a language.
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
This is why I encourage the reporting of any and all side-effects of any treatment to the FDA. Information withheld cannot be collected. https://www.fda.gov/safety/medwatch-fda-safety-information-a...
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
> has anyone here gotten diagnosed and medicated in adulthood Yes. > and found it made a meaningful difference specifically for self-directed, long-term projects? No. I was dx'd in my early twenties and have been treated for
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
A lot of substances cause withdrawals/dependence and act of brain chemistry, e.g., the vast array of psychiatric drugs. However, I have never seen the word addiction used in the context of antidepressants, mood stabilizers, etc.. Even
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
> 4 kids who each have different learning challenges. I don’t think public education or their peers in those institutions would have been very merciful to them. You are likely correct, if their experiences were to be anything like mine g
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
Well, all the n number of times I have been depressed in the past have been resolved by a change in life circumstances, so perhaps I am just an outlier? > SSRI prescription I'm supposed to take an NDRI (Bupropion) and not an SSRI, w
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
> medical professionals who didn't really listen to symptoms Even if they did listen to me, what else can they do? They aren't going to apply to new jobs for me, find friends and hobbies for me, etc.. To the men with pills, ev
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
> be wary of such a generalization. My mistake. I should have worded what I wrote differently. I meant to say "not some true disorder for me. " > Having an objectively crappy life is normal. Being depressed about it isn&
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
I'm the GP of this comment chain. I actually did a 16 week long trial of CBT with a professional where my symptoms were tracked during each week. I actually ended the 16 weeks worse than before I started. I later learned that CBT can h
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
Even for people with legit ADHD, like myself, medication isn't always a home run. I think something like 10%-20% of people do not respond well to any medications. I personally am only a 'partial responder' in that I only real
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
As someone with ADHD, if your productivity was decreased or did not increase in the slightest, then I doubt a doctor would keep prescribing the medication. Such increases do not have to be astronomically large, but I do believe increasing t
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
Doctors. That is why they prescribe it.
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
I can't bring myself to try an SSRI. I just cannot do it. I've got a prescription for an NDRI on my desk, and I still won't take it. I am not anti-psychiatry either. I take psychiatric medication for a different condition alr
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
First of all, I want to write that I am glad you found something that worked so that you are able to remain here with us. Though, I am curious about the, "otherwise have very good lives" part. Whose definition are you using? It se
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by hirvi74 11mo ago
I didn't even know this was being developed. I love rally cars, and I have played a disturbing amount of the WRC and Dirt games (nothing after Dirt 2.0 though). Thanks for sharing this. I am going to have to check it out.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
There is TRAMP. https://www.gnu.org/software/tramp/ I am not sure if it will fit your needs or not.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Mine constantly asks me questions during my measurements. I thought one wasn't supposed to be talking during the readings either?
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I see what you mean, but I am not sure it's the arrows and not the archers. While anyone working at Big N company is likely a far better dev than me, I must admit that on the surface, I have not been too impressed with the quality from
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> Lattner's interview with Theprimeagen. Oh, sick! Thank you for bring this to my attention. I didn't even know this interview existed. I watched Lattner's three interviews with Lex (though I'm not a indifferent abo

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