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I feel like I'm all over the place in this thread! > Treatment options are often of doubtful effectiveness, and those that are shown to be effective are generally very blunt instruments. I have to agree with this, but the alternati
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It becomes a disorder when it's detrimental to regular life. Many who have ADHD are incredibly frustrated at their apparently lack of willpower. It's not the rest of society pressuring them to come closer to the norm, they want to
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> Truth is some people have below average ability to focus on far objects, but to go outright saying there's something wrong with their eyes or minds Well yes... that's why we have glasses.
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> Its unfortunate that the solution is often prescription medication rather than an education that better suits their learning modality. Often the best solution is both. If I struggle to pay attention, am I really going to benefit from m
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Same in Kansas. They may not be the same swings I had as a kid (with bare chains, chafing rubber seat, and a wood chip pit to land in), but they still seem to be around in the same numbers.
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Presumably his wife's name is Marissa Recker, seeing that the author is Alex Recker. Sid Meier, on the other hand, is a gaming legend[0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sid_Meier
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11y ago
Thanks! I didn't realize that was the tool, I thought it was merely supporting libraries.
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Exactly. If you have a steady income, there's no reason you shouldn't be working on a buffer to separate yourself from bills by at least a month.
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I was writing something longer, but essentially +1 YNAB. The videos you refer to also go over how to build up that buffer while you're living paycheck to paycheck. Some might be turned off by having to manually input charges, by having
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https://github.com/isocpp/CppCoreGuidelines Like this? "The rules are designed to be supported by an analysis tool. Violations of rules will be flagged with references (or links) to the relevant rule. We do not ex
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Nope. He was also behind the remake of Cosmos if you haven't heard that one yet.
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So they can charge you another $8/month for a cable box! (Not kidding, that's what Cox did to me)
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It often surprises me when other people are resistant to wearing glasses later in life. I've had them since second grade, they are just a fact of life!
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Exactly. The courses I keep returning to in my mind are the ones outside the scope of my degree. Everything else melded into some form of career preparation. On a side note, I think many fail to recognize what "liberal education"
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11y ago
And which would be an analogue to The Javascript Cookbook? (I'll show myself out)
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Does it take less time? I have a similar cooker and it uses ~1 cup of water for completely hard boiled eggs (total capacity 10 eggs[0]). The cooker rings a bell when the water has completely boiled off, which is closer to 10 minutes than 20
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Ok, that makes more sense. I had something like Skype in mind... in theory I have my entire Skype history, but going back more than 100 lines or so is cumbersome. I'd rather teach my wife how to grep logs than to deal with that.
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> And, I just created a new product. That's exactly the point. Is this what your day job is paying you to do?
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Interesting, because my wife (non-tech, but still nerdy EE) and I communicate a lot via IRC! I've never used Slack, but my assumption is that it's ephemeral messaging at the core. Could you expand on how you archive recipes? I sho
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> I mean lets look here: variable value doors = [ for (_ in 1..count) closed ]; nobody even understands this. and this is the first "real" line. Doesn't seem too bad coming from Python with list comprehensions.
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An app? The solution has existed for decades without being more complex than a lightbulb.. hit a button that turns on a light in the area so staff can come help you. The specific case I'm thinking of was buying a graphing calculator th
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Absolutely. I pick out one or two key features I want beyond the basics and then see if any of the highly rated models have those. If I'm shopping for a point and click that can take a picture only when it detects everyone's eyes
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I'll have you know that this particular subthread was way too civil for the Internet.
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Not quite the same mechanism, but how about stud finders or voltage detectors?
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Do you suspect you'd be seeing him on bad days? Personally, I'd be making like a recluse.
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Going to guess 95%+ make use of online access codes in freshman classes. Saves the TAs for upper level classes.
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Disregard my previous comment, I thought you were saying Starter Home == McMansion :)
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I think they are snarkily trying to suggest that home ownership isn't something everyone must aspire to.
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I endeavour to not obviously disobey it for selfish reasons.
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No, where did you see that? It isn't constantly buffering live TV though. What I do is pause and go fix a drink for a few minutes and that gives me ample ability to fastforward commercials. I'm actually not completely sure about h
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