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With ADHD, there are issues that bring up similar symptoms, but is not ADHD. A person can be 'distracted' if they are sleep deprived, anxious, have PTSD or are depressed, and part of diagnosing it is ruling out those other condi
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She should add a version with shoulder pads, those wires can be pretty deforming
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It might be because the come down effect on the medication can make you 'extra' tired and help you fall asleep.
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It’s not about legitimacy but having a bootstrapped contact list to talk to along with other user friction reasons
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This is exactly it. You go with solutions that doesn't anger the car political class, like just building more rail vs. destroying car infra. You drag you're feet on maintaining the car infra. Traffic gets really bad, but man, t
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You need to think a few more steps ahead. Other politicians will see that political dead body and stop doing that, and might start doing or stopping things that would've improved things if the status quo hadn't been negatively ef
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They are not compelled to move, they are compelled to vote out the politicians who enacted such things and vote in politicians that fix it in their eyes. Why do you never see debates about highway project costs, but in the USA there are a
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That doesnt work in a democracy where the vast majority of people live that way. They will and do vote out people who make their driving life miserable. One mayor in a town i used to live in partly got voted out by adding a protected bike
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IMO AML should be abolished because it is ineffective, inefficient and nothing would effectively change if removed. It recovers 100x less than its compliance cost. It’s the TSA of banking, it’s motion without progress. https://co
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Micropayments are effectively blocked by government kyc regulations and such. That is the sacrifice that governments decided to make to have their ineffective boil the ocean kyc regimes, much like building height limits in cities.
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So uber did private cloud, then went to public cloud recently because the balance was not worth it ( and they probably had enough scale to negotiate a good price, like netflix ) . If they were on something like oxide which reduced infra ma
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With the rack being so quiet, I wonder if they would ever sell these in smaller versions for more local installations. Would be pretty niche, but it would be interesting. Same kinds of markets that ui.com tries to serve.
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It’s an indicator that most of their userbase is mobile. Look at B2B SaaS apps and they tend to have the opposite problem
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> It is a OK language if ... Honestly, bun.js / deno with TypeScript is much more pleasant. Do you mean Swift or Golang? If golang, why is bun.js more pleasant? I'm asking as someone who doesn't know either stack.
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His book intro says he has ADHD also, so it's probably mentioned here and there in video transcripts.
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I like how apple photos does it. It's today, yesterday, then day of the week name (tuesday) and then the date after you pass the 7 day threshold. And they always put in the time
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You are going into forced labelling disclosure, which can have a lot of benefits beyond fraud prevention because it increases informed consent and all sorts of other net goods. It's the logic and ethics of nutrition labels, and IMO is
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If you think deeper about it, the general concept of property is similarly ridiculous too. An arbitrary piece of land being ‘owned’ is similarly arbitrary human social concept, enforced by law and a registry
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The market for 'actual' pro & prosumer cameras and such is pretty tiny. I think they'll be pretty safe for quite a long time. But they have pro video editing features! Yes, but it's a subfeature of their general pl
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Passkey isnt google or apple dependent. You can have holders / managers that are your own, which is necessary for corps and govt.
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A salvage operation where you harvest raw cells is no where near repairability. That is one step removed from taking a crushed car selling it for scrap metal.
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Swift is probably not quite good enough for that type of library actually. There was a lot of hype about it being an everything language, but I'm not sure if it actually is for a low level graphics decoding library. For example, a co
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This is exactly it, a lot of apple framework code under the hood is not safe and you don't notice it most of the time, but you get users reporting it and maybe reproduce it intermittently once a week if that. Most apps are not as inte
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Swift async/await is such a foot gun that induces deadlock over deadlock, and whats even worse, deadlocks the entire app so you cannot report and notice this deadlock state in the app itself, which makes you blind. I almost never had
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Thats a striessand effect waiting to happen
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Big worry for me has been a history of ignoring ios bugs for years, causing things like long startup times
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Ironically mobile has been one of the most stable api platforms to develop against in my entire career, especially in iOS. New libraries and languages are mostly iterative and make sense to support a new feature.
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Do you sample the content put into 'frustration' users and see if it's actually legit? Do you have a false positive / false negative rate? Have you seen your total legit signup count go down or up? You're not the
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The franchisee system makes it that they dont really own most of the properties out there, and gas stations mostly make money on the attached shop, and the gas is a marketing draw to get traffic in the store. The shops might expand into ca
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It might have to be a federal or state system that prosecutes this kind of stuff in the end, because the local system wont do it. Put the DAs, the police and maybe the judges on the hook. And the federal people who would do this (FBI mayb
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