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by saaaaaam 3y ago
I think the problem is that a lot of people are written a prescription and told “ok, go get on with things”. I worked with a psychiatrist over nearly 18 months titrating up and down on various different medications until we found one that w
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
This is absolutely not true. I take prescribed stimulants for ADHD that has a significant hyperactive element. The stimulants significantly calm my hyperactivity. I used to self medicate with large amounts of coffee. After my 11th espresso
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
> I would recommend thinking critically about any given task before getting into the work. > think of this as reading the instructions and questions on a timed test before foolishly trying to solve the first equation you see I realise
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
While anecdotal advice can be useful to contextualise stuff like this I would strongly be to urge you not to base this decision on advice from semi-anonymous people, and get a proper psychiatric assessment of your ADHD if you are able to. I
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
It seems to indicate that the sea level is higher than any time since it was constructed. There are significant winter storms in Northern Europe right now, so it’s not unexpected. However this is apparently a “once in a decade” occurrence s
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
The title of this is slightly inaccurate. It’s the first time the barrier has closed at its default 300cm surge level. It has previously closed for testing with the level set down to 280cm to test it in storm conditions.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
> I wish that Patreon had a support format where I could pay, say, $20 a month to Patreon and have that spread between whoever I'm supporting in a way that's cost efficient on payment fees and stuff like that. This is (effectiv
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Took a look, it’s a long thread! I don’t see a debunking as such apart from your own statement that they were flagged for melody. Apologies if I’ve missed something that is key to this. However I respectfully suggest that this is a misunder
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
I know very little of your religion so I’m not familiar with many hymns at all but I thought this was interesting and so did a quick check. It seems many popular hymns are still in copyright - not necessarily the melody, but often the lyric
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
I suspect this is because it’s only entered the public domain in the US. The rules are different territory by territory, and in a lot of European countries it is life + 70 years based on principle participants. Given Charles Rogers - one of
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
The labels are definitely getting a massive slice of the cake - and recently pushed for more.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
She runs a podcast called “Nobody Panic”. The blurb for it says “Your guidebook to being a fully functioning adult without screaming all the time. Each week, Stevie Martin and Tessa Coates tackle life's big, small, fun and sometimes sc
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
This is definitely a US mindset. In Europe I look at the Ioniq 5 and think “that’s a huge car”. I love the Citroen Ami and the Microlino. I very nearly bought an Ami earlier this year (I test drove it. It’s insane and absolutely should not
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
I’ve not eaten three meals a day since I was about 8 years old. I eat one meal a day and if I’m hungry - which is rare - I’ll have something small mid afternoon, some bread dipped in oil and vinegar or an apple and cheese. I then eat late i
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
I think we may have read the same article! Or maybe a comment on here :)
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
The real convenience is to be able to collaborate on a document in real time with pretty much any of my clients anywhere in the world. If you can tell me how I can do this reliably myself for less than $100 a month using a frictionless brow
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Tangentially, I had never seen the term “ouster” before this week. To someone used to British English it grates horribly. I saw an explanation somewhere that it is because it’s of French origin, but it doesn’t make it stick out any less.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
The video they posted on YouTube is from 11 Mar 2009 - so 14 years old. So the guy who did this is now 29.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
We had some connections and then I had a conversation with someone at an event and they said “oh, you should come and do this thing for us”. It was meant to be a lot more involved but they kept reducing the scope but were perfectly happy wi
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
We once ended up billing what was effectively £4900 for 2 x 25 minute sessions to show a bunch of hedge fund managers how to send a tweet. That equates to £5880 an hour. If I include travel each way it was only £2261 an hour.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
This is super cool! Is it yours or are you just sharing the link?
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
I think the comment means “who ends up with my email address and why” not “why am I being asked fire on email address to create an account”. Given that - presumably - you are going to be asked for content such as voice recordings to create
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
It says in the previous paragraph that this is because of the war in Ukraine. So yes, Russia.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Ticket master is owned by Live Nation. Live Nation is the biggest concert promoter in the world. Live Nation also owns or holds stakes in a significant number of music festivals. It owns or holds stakes in agencies representing artists for
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Honestly not sure that there would have been any wildfires in this forest. It’s in Scotland where it is generally pretty wet and not prone to wildfires in forests.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
I would talk about a yale key to mean a small flat saw youth type key, as opposed to a mortise lock key which has a cylindrical stem.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
We actually did something more along the lines of your first suggestion - we were asking for difference not specifically “which is better” because actually “better” is entirely contextual (and actually this was part of the point - that some
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Genuinely interested to know why - without being present - you think this would not have provided some sort of measurement of this. While it wasn’t scientifically devised it also wasn’t just “play a couple of things”.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
What did I probably want it to measure?
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Some time ago - though not as far back as this article was published - we did an experiment at a conference that we held in the demo facilities of a Very Well Known Audio Company. We played a range of snippets of music - rock, classical, el

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