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by triggercut 4y ago
Yeah, I get it, why should we have to change to fit in a capitalism shaped hole? Absolutely. I struggle with that constantly. But it's much more than that. If it's only affecting your work and nothing else in your life then you&#x
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If racing thoughts exist without medication too. I would look at CBT to help with that. They will probably also look at mindfulness and meditation exercises to give you tools to deal with it when it starts. It depends on what the thoughts a
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by triggercut 4y ago
There is nothing to enjoy about having ADHD any more than you would "enjoy" having herpes. I thought I was just depressed for 20 years and had a hard enough time trying to cover that up. I work in an industry that is built on trus
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by triggercut 4y ago
I've been looking for a tool that lets you markup pdf documents with bounding boxes around text and lets you add metadata (like a section number, paragraph number, page number) you can use for downstream processing and extracting the t
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by triggercut 4y ago
You may also find the US Government Accountability Office interesting. They do a mix of various reviews and audits of government services and projects, and publish and targeted recommendations; But to form a basis for those reviews and audi
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by triggercut 4y ago
Sugar helps fuel a nervous system that is lacking energy from constant stress and overwhelm. Chocolate will release serotonin but you need to binge quite a lot of it.
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by triggercut 4y ago
We treat a broad spectrum of issues linked to the developmental delay of the central nervous system and underperformance of the prefrontal cortex with rigorously studied drugs with proven benefits to patients. Just checking, you have no pro
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by triggercut 4y ago
>long term effects of putting people on a close chemical cousin of methamphetamine indefinitely What is your basis for this "concern"? Sure it sounds bad, but there are plenty of chemical compounds with "off by one" d
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by triggercut 4y ago
> It sounds a lot like the now debunked chemical imbalance story for depression. If you are referring to the recent Joanna Moncrieff cherry picked literature review that had a press moment, then do some checking to see what her peers sai
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by triggercut 4y ago
There are. Heaps. And you try them all Talk therapy is incredibly important. People with ADHD can often suffer from rejection dysphoria and depending on how long until they realise, or how self aware they are, they end up internalising a lo
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by triggercut 4y ago
ADHD is a broad spectrum of developmental delay issues that present as different behaviours but can be observed in ECGs. There is no "cure". Anyone who says otherwise has no idea what they're talking about. There are only str
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by triggercut 4y ago
Are these evidence backed observations? Is this evidence general for the world or specific to your locality? I can tell you where I am it's only just being realised how _under-diagnosed_ it is for those with primarily internal presenta
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by triggercut 4y ago
Ideally, but I'm willing to trade... temporarily, only because it's not my primary, or even my personal inbox. Why waste 100 hours of my own time, minimum, going through my hundreds of thousands of emails adhoc to find examples li
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by triggercut 4y ago
I was expecting an endless stream of random DALL.E generations. Like instagram, but no one exists and the posts are made up.
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by triggercut 4y ago
For anyone interested in Data Erasure requests. I've been using the service Mine lately. It scans your mailbox to identify and prioritise businesses that you've dealt with who likely hold financial and other personally identifiabl
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by triggercut 4y ago
After working in O&G previously, some of the technology surrounding it still amazes me. Take the submersible hot-welding habitat probably used here, or one like it. We have found a way to (somewhat safely) put humans on the bottom of th
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by triggercut 4y ago
A tiny population of workers who really make the most use of their 30k+ watches. But jokes aside, probably one of the deadliest jobs no one hears about. Having to live in cramped quarters with no way out for weeks on end. Reduced life expec
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On-demand high performance steel parts are a really exciting prospect and these results look impressive. One of the difficulties in adoption I see is finding ways to assure the process and the materials that industry will trust and adopt. C
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by triggercut 4y ago
Because of this I finally decided to complain to my (Australian) bank about their max 6 character (alphanumeric) no symbol password policy... And lack of MFA for personal accounts... And continuing to only offer OTP via SMS to authorise tra
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by triggercut 4y ago
An unfortunate reality is that wayfinding is usually a late stage item of scope. The norm is that budget attributed to those types of items has been progressively raided over the course of the project to cover for deficiencies and lack of a
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tldr: I ended up on a rant that probably doesn't answer the question, sorry You make an interesting point, that the lifespan of public infrastructure can often outlive the culture in which it was born. Adaptive reuse is an example of h
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> What levers might we pull to get other projects to follow suit? Show that it adds a net-benefit for the cost of investment from as early as possible. You need to embed it into the usual Business Case processes and overall investment fr
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by triggercut 4y ago
I think I'm slowly changing back to physical after years of digital. When I was studying I was all about the physical copy, even as institutions and libraries were moving to digital first. But my preference was expensive and heavy. For
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Obligatory Preface: I've never worked on defence projects but... The issue of initial quality and provenance of the chips aside, I don't understand how this wasn't picked during Functional Performance Testing (FAT) of the sys
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There was a really good article posted the other day here, and while focusing on windows, gives a lot of interesting tips for investigating the history of how the driver package was put together and who wrote the driver and using that to he
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More Internal (or external) audits in this case would have no impact. The organisation performing the tests was most likely performing their own internal audits, had that process certified and demonstrated that satisfactorily to certifiers
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Thanks for sharing the first link. Having worked in subsea for a number of years and co-ordinating a lot of material testing QA/QC, I'm always on the lookout for such cases. It blows my mind why she thought the testing requirement
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My goto, which has literally saved me weeks of banging my head against a wall, is: Schneider, P.J., Eberly, D.H., 2003. Geometric tools for computer graphics, Morgan Kaufmann Publishers indispensable
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by triggercut 4y ago
Paul was kind enough to meet with me a few times, probably over a decade ago now, when I was a lost student trying to work out what ideas were worth exploring (I guess I still am). He showed me some photogramatery work he was working on, I
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Around the time ML/AI was starting to take off again, (I want to say 2011/2012 ish) I was doing research into applying OCR methods to recognise engineering symbols on drawings (both hand-drawn as a graphical rep and CAD as a vecto

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