jaggederest

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by jaggederest 1mo ago
Yeah my experience in the past was that datacenter hardware (air cooled, at least, I've never dealt with water cooled) uses tiny fans at or about 15000RPM, so it matches basically what you're saying or worse. I always loved this v
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by jaggederest 1mo ago
Don't think of it as being unable to work, just like github outages, it's two weeks a year of mandatory time off
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by jaggederest 1mo ago
It's been a while since I messed with serious hardware, what's the cooling noise level? I guess they have to be water cooled or the rack format 8u ones would be about 100db
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by jaggederest 1mo ago
Directionally I think social media is going to be regarded like tetraethyl lead and asbestos. (So is a lot of the ways we use plastic, though maybe not actual e.g. polyethlyene itself)
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by jaggederest 1mo ago
It's a bit like backtesting, in finance. Quite useful to establish whether your algorithm is sane and coherent, no use at all in determining if it is actually useful, to my understanding.
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by jaggederest 1mo ago
Seconded. No job is worth damaging yourself permanently like that, even if it's "just" a temporary burnout, pull the ejection handle. It's a life safety issue. Start looking before you leave, preferably, but at the very
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
This is exactly and precisely why open source exists, for both the "never upgrade frozen version" case, and the extension into "fork it and make your own" case
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
I had to come back and comment because your "misunderstood genius" really resonated with me. It's even beyond that, in my opinion. What if everyone had perfect health, physically and mentally, and had been educated to the abs
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Like Matt Uelmen's work in Diablo and Diablo 2... I haven't played the original in probably 25 years and I can still hear the Tristram soundtrack
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Honestly it's really gratifying to hear that people around the world are getting the help they deserve, thanks for sharing.
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
I think I would actually characterize it as a mutual change - obviously the model doesn't change as far as I can tell, but changing the harness and context changes its behavior so wildly that it might as well. Bit of a pas de deux - I
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Down the pipe, I think it's medium likely we'll start destructively scanning humans. Wild stuff, honestly.
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
The more I use Fable the more impressed I am with it. I am still learning how to use it, same with gpt-5.6-sol. I don't think the model has changed much, but both models have gotten smarter in leaps and bounds as I've improved the
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Exercise is one hell of a drug, to be honest. I suppose you shouldn't exercise for a few issues in particular, but in general, boy.
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Differentials for ADHD include: panic disorder, metabolic issues, anxiety disorder, depression, adrenal disorders including deficiency and excess like pheochromocytoma, bipolar, autism, learning disorders, personality disorders like borderl
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
IDK I'm just going by a friend moving there and not being able to get any of her existing medication prescribed, even though she's been diagnosed for literally 40 years.
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Or even better, "We have one available psychologist and they kinda don't believe in ADHD, so they'll see you but not actually grade the test correctly, so you'll have to try again, and as a bonus get labeled medication s
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Imagine you spent your whole life crawling, and someone taught you to walk, but for your brain. It's hard to describe. The medication unlocks your ability to learn the skills you need to cope with the problems you have, and therapy giv
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
In some countries it's almost impossible (I don't have any direct experience but I've heard tale that in e.g. aus/nz, east asia, south asia, etc people give up before getting diagnosed often), and my understanding is tha
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
I cannot overstate the degree to which it has been lifechanging, after years of trials of various other things. Honestly it was overwhelming - like a months-long mild psychedelic trip. I never want to go back. I am much, much less of an a
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Yep. What you find often is that the drug is effective right away, at a 20-30-40% effectiveness level. But over time you learn to take advantage of the benefits more effectively, and get more used to the side effects, so it tends to incre
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
You... don't think there are negative effects to stopping breathing? If you can be behaviorally addicted to gambling, or even more aptly eating, you can be behaviorally addicted to medication that doesn't give you any physiologica
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Oh, that reminds me...
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Right let me be very explicit: TOVA or equivalent are basically "play video games for 10 minutes as a part of your diagnosis" like the OP, the kafkaesque part is getting the appointment, and getting them administered, getting the
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
PSA: depending on your specific needs, guanfacine can be close. Once you get used to it, it can be just... constant +1 to wisdom.
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
So this is the cheats with "give everyone ritalin and see how they feel" - it works for most neurotypical folks too. It's just a very small increase compared to the annoyance and side effects, so it's usually not worth i
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
If you're borderline, talk to the doc about a trial of guanfacine. (note that some people HATE it, for exactly this reason) It's the opposite - if your engine is always redlining, it sets a rate limiter and gives you the chance to
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
The thing is, the test is super quick and easy. And then they throw 50 procedurally complex and tedious tasks at someone who can definitionally not do that, and they know that. Kafkaesque. Btw no criticism implied on my end, I'm just
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
Brother the test is quick, easy, and painless, and the results can be lifechanging. The other thing is, ADHD in my mind is really a syndrome that starts with a symptom - inattention - that can be caused by so, so many things. I have both, b
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by jaggederest 2mo ago
10mbps constant = ~3TiB a month, which is close to what I assume they're doing to acquire the video (that's about what a few SD x264 streams would run). So you don't even need a fast connection, per se.

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