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by throwaway2331 5y ago
I cannot. I can only make observations that Hegel's writings on education mirror the realities of U.S. public (and most private) schools -- if only because he was a teacher in the "Prussian System," (itself, a reactionary thi
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
Hegel's views on education seem to mirror policy (almost 1:1) in the U.S. Perhaps, if only because the Prussian education system was imported into our culture, by our Founding Robber Baron fathers. Unfortunately, It'll be hard to
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
How careless is careless? If they're basic typos/syntax, having something like Rust's "cargo watch" running in a terminal to rebuild files that have changed can be useful. Usually, when I'm done writing a big a
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
To be absolutely frank: it was under "startup"-like circumstances, so I was looking for people with good networks, that I could tap into when needed. Unfortunately, that didn't turn out to be meaningful, except to open a few
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
No one knows how to hire. It's all bullshit, besides "do I believe we can work together?" I've been on the interviewer/hiring side, and frankly the only thing I looked at were: schools/companies/noteworthy
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
I don't think it's that programmers are, on average, less empathetic than "non-programmers/techies/whater." In my experience, it's always been that people who are technically-minded, usually don't hav
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
Aesthetics are disalienating. Separating humans from simple beasts of burden, toiling away in suffering, hoping only to be well-fed, and survive another day -- but no more. Aesthetics are a respite. Without, man becomes alienated from his h
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
A lot of this is mirrored in "Code Complete" -- especially the part about expressing a solution. Most of it was self-evident information you would naturally pick up, as you made your way through your "programming journey,&quo
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
Uncertain. Likely nothing noticeable. Only thing in the vein has been a better ability to plan, reason about in my head, and make use of visualization to reason about problems (and their solutions).
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
I'm nodding off right now, so my verbal fluency is off. I think I was trying to make an analogy on how their effects differ, not on how their effects are. For example, with eating weed, you get bodily sensations, and so its effects are
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
Seems to act differently depending on route of administration. If you've ever had weed, it's like edibles (injecting) vs. smoking (nasal). Intranasal is more cerebral, "in your head" type of effects. Subq is more bodily,
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
Apologies; I confused BPC-157 with TB-500, and made a horrible amalgamation. What do you want to know? Do you have some specific goal you want achieved or curiosity that you would like satisfied? It's been a bit since I've been in
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
Old FDA data. Here's the latest: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2021/02... > 12.3 Pharmacokinetics > Metabolism Lisdexamfetamine is converted to dextroamphetamine and l-lysine
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
I had the same experience with vyvanse. Insomnia and ADHD medication are a dangerous combo -- one that's hardly recognizable until it's too late. In my experience, I've had to run the gamut on all the "other" ADHD d
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
Ironically, erowid and other "drug" related forums contain the best "practical" knowledge and nuances of actually having to take the medication. They're not scientific or robust, but they are empirical. That's
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
I think he means that when you're tweaking on the "old meth," you'd be more likely to go outside and interact with people (many times, with hostility and aggression), while the "new meth" is more likely to make
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
Adding on: the problem with vyvanse is that there's no way to mess around with the dosage to get it "just right." It's like a more strict version of extended release (EX) and timed release formulations (there's a di
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
Any tips on finding these consultancies? What they usually go by?
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by throwaway2331 5y ago
Frankly, it's because you're (we/most people with bosses) -- more or less -- are glorified modern serfs, whom the lords (bosses) hold power over. A solution to this is "being more entrepreneurial," wherein you can d