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by hoggle 12y ago
But it's kind of a black art. Yes, it's truly interesting to read up on all the "wetware" aspects while trying to introspect on how the medication affects you accordingly. The whole thing feels like finding hacks to
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by hoggle 12y ago
Yes, the exercise-sleep connection is important for me as well. I mustn't exercise in the evening though because it gets me in that "thrill" mode where I'm wide awake (it feels like the only time actually when I feel awa
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by hoggle 12y ago
Moderate to heavy sessions of running and swimming (minimum 40 minutes for me) really help with focusing but that doesn't last very long. Maybe an hour or so? That's still much longer than when trying to ride the caffeine waves,
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by hoggle 12y ago
I guess one really has to try it to know for sure, thanks.
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by hoggle 12y ago
I've also just been diagnosed at age 30 (constantly been labeled "lazy" / "dreaming" when I was younger - you believe it after a while - ADHD diagnosis still seems to be something novel here in Austria as well)
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by hoggle 12y ago
I wonder what it would take for MRI machines to become commoditized? What if it were normal to have diagnostics like tumor detection at a very early stage made possible by your bed = MRI machine in disguise. Something like that would be phe
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by hoggle 12y ago
To be fair it's the guy behind Heroku which probably was the first company to really democratize the concept of PaaS and in addition to Engine Yard they were of big help in making ruby/rails more popular. His statement is not wron
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by hoggle 12y ago
I'm all for going fully metric but a failed TTIP agreement would actually be something worth losing some space probes over.
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by hoggle 12y ago
I've been vegetarian / vegan for almost 10 years myself and get my vitamin b12 levels checked regularly. A lot of meat eaters actually have low vitamin b12 levels too because of lower intrinsic factor (gut ability to absorb b12) c
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by hoggle 12y ago
The article and video were about over-diagnosis of ADHD (in children) in the US if I'm not mistaken. About the discovery of America etc - my bad, yes I was referring to the historically rather recent influx of European settlers after t
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by hoggle 12y ago
I've got the exact same history in terms of my academic career and being a "job-out" but I keep wondering about all the cool research work people like us could be doing if they would actually be able to study with discipline?
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by hoggle 12y ago
I've been suffering from ADHD all my life but only got diagnosed when I was 30. I still haven't taken any meds yet but a diagnosis alone in my childhood probably would have helped with preventing neurosis originating from a school
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by hoggle 12y ago
"I want to say, in all seriousness, that a great deal of harm is being done in the modern world by belief in the virtuousness of work, and that the road to happiness and prosperity lies in an organized diminution of work." Bertran
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Securing the Internet of Things? How about securing the Internet first?(blog.entwicklerbier.org)
1 points by hoggle 12y ago|0 comments
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by hoggle 12y ago
Thanks, very much appreciated!
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by hoggle 12y ago
That was exactly what I needed at the moment, thanks for sharing "In Praise of Idleness". Brainwashed as I am I keep thinking that I need to shake the slave mentality and focus my life on leisure time to ultimately become more pr
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by hoggle 12y ago
"It is of interest to note that while some dolphins are reported to have learned English (up to fifty words used in correct context) [even higher since Sagan died] no human being has been reported to have learned dolphinese." ~ Ca
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by hoggle 12y ago
"Creeping normality" also known as "death by a thousand cuts" or in the context of the "boiling frog" story - the war of attrition, lobbyists generally excel at this. Most of us are too busy to notice and/
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by hoggle 12y ago
TL;DR Be mindful of reflections when taking a picture. "Conclusion Clear and simple: the reflected images in pictures might disclose information that you wouldn’t be willing to share, such as your location or other personal details.&qu
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by hoggle 12y ago
"Finally, do not forget that a reflection could be your enemy." On a tangent - I didn't realize that the google maps 3D rendering has gotten so good over the last couple of years. I wonder how hard it would be to scrape the p
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by hoggle 12y ago
I really liked the part about there actually being low intersection between developers who know embedded systems and web technology. The new web administration interface will still be written in Lua but they will push all the markup handlin
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OpenWRT and 10 Years of Fun with Embedded Devices [30c3](youtube.com)
1 points by hoggle 12y ago|2 comments
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by hoggle 12y ago
It's good that the lab you worked in had good standards in place but can you be sure this is the case for most labs?
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by hoggle 12y ago
I'm very much interested in this as well. "There are huge political, monetary and bureaucratic reasons, too." As a standard web / mobile developer how could I help at least in those areas?
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by hoggle 12y ago
Sorry, the sentence really is a bit off. The point I was trying to make was essentially that it seems logical to me that a higher crime rate can be connected to substantial inequalities in terms of opportunities / wealth.
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by hoggle 12y ago
Sorry, I'm actually from Austria I don't really know anything about that, interesting though.
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Liberal Alliance in Denmark holds e-voting with Bitcoin technology(translate.google.com)
2 points by hoggle 12y ago|0 comments
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by hoggle 12y ago
It probably has to do more with being open to immigration and innovation than being ruthlessly capitalistic that the US has been able to maintain its competitive edge. Immigrating to the US has become harder over the years and "regulat
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by hoggle 12y ago
To me it ultimately boils down to fairness and having a sense of "being in this together". A very good example to me is the firefighter mentioned in the article, he probably does a much more productive job (saving lives) than some
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by hoggle 12y ago
When I visited San Francisco some years ago I was appalled by the many comments on all the people living on the streets as being "homeless by choice". It also seems to me as if having to switch to the other side of the street or b

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