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by user68858788 2y ago
As someone with ADHD that definitely gets dopamine from novelty, is there actually anything that can be done? Adderral and vyvanse work for a couple days and then I build a tolerance. The only indefinite solution is to completely remove all
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by user68858788 2y ago
Yup, for years. It feels exactly the same as a MacBook track pad and lets you use all the same gestures. I like it better than a mouse for my work machine.
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by user68858788 2y ago
Their reason was that I didn’t comply with the RTO policy. It didn’t prevent me from claiming unemployment though.
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by user68858788 2y ago
I allowed myself to be fired for not returning. It took over a full year after the RYO deadline for the firing to happen.
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by user68858788 2y ago
I’ve been using Workflowy for over a decade. It’s mostly just an infinitely nested bullet point list and has only basic features. Organization is up to you. It’s cross platform and has a good search. My only gripe is that pasting from a sep
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by user68858788 2y ago
I have ADHD and perhaps undiagnosed autism. It’s severely affected my ability to build software, but lends itself well to supporting other teams in larger companies. I usually lose interest in my work within a few years. This leads to a lot
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by user68858788 3y ago
Can't speak for this keyboard, but the build quality for 8BitDo's controllers are excellent. Better than the office XBox controllers imo, and a bit cheaper too.
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by user68858788 3y ago
I had a similar experience when a power surge killed my grinder’s motor. Great company.
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by user68858788 3y ago
I was in massive student debt from a failed attempt at an art degree. I signed up for online CS courses which allowed me to apply for internships. After a lucky break I got one in California. From there I dropped out again and started worki
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by user68858788 3y ago
Love it.
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by user68858788 3y ago
Blizzard took surveys that showed the majority want permanent remote.
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by user68858788 4y ago
Yes and yes. It’s still business as usual and I’m happy to work as long as they’ll allow.
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by user68858788 4y ago
Yeah, and it’s a bit closer for me. I was asked to resign after not returning to the office when asked. I refused, hoping to get severance or unemployment insurance. I’m a few weeks past the deadline and am just waiting for HR to make their
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by user68858788 4y ago
I’m doing exactly that at one of the big name tech companies. I refused to resign when asked. It’s well past the return to office deadline and still been business as usual. Literally no negatives aside from a few awkward conversations with
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by user68858788 4y ago
One box testing works well for some scenarios. It's not completely safe but the risks are low. If there is an issue then it only impacts a very small number of customers. If they retry they'll likely hit one of the thousands of st
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by user68858788 4y ago
My dental hygienist warned that Oral B isn’t effective and recommended I use a woven floss, like cocofloss. Stay safe out there.
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by user68858788 4y ago
Seems a bit disingenuous, though it may technically be true, to report that now with all the wildfires happening in the PNY. Yesterday the AQI in south Washington where I was hit 323, which was higher than Seattle. The rain can’t come soon
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by user68858788 4y ago
He was one of the best illustrators of our time. He will be missed.
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by user68858788 4y ago
They publicized, I just didn’t see it. https://eu.evga.com/thermalmod/
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by user68858788 4y ago
It was a known issue with the first gen 1070/1080 cards. Something about inadequate VRAM cooling. EVGA put out a notice that this was an issue and they would replace the bad part for free but I apparently missed the memo. They also pus
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by user68858788 4y ago
My 1070 was two years out of warranty when it started on fire and they still replaced it. They're so helpful to their customers. I'm sad to see them going.
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by user68858788 4y ago
Wonderful idea, I’ll be coming back to this often.
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by user68858788 4y ago
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
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by user68858788 4y ago
I can relate. I was a game developer just breaking in when the whole gamergate nonsense happened. People were not only shitting on “political” games, but also doxxing people and harassing developers outside their offices. The experience cau
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by user68858788 4y ago
Genuine question, what is lobbying if not legalized bribery? It’s hard to think it’s anything else when things like this happen - https://youtu.be/CARiB_eYwys
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by user68858788 5y ago
This article promotes the idea of a "dopamine detox" as a way of making boring tasks more interesting and easier to focus on. As far as I know, there's no evidence that this actually works. Does anyone know if this topic is b
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by user68858788 5y ago
I don’t doubt you, but I’d like to know the history of your statement. Which democracies became authoritarian regimes, and for which crisis?
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by user68858788 5y ago
I agree with this advice. My daily headaches stopped completely after getting computer glasses (which are just prescription glasses with the resting focal distance of about 6’ and higher-than-normal blue light filtering.) The only issue is
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by user68858788 5y ago
I’m another supporter of split keyboards. I used to get terrible shoulder pain before switching. I’m using the kinesis gaming keyboard, which has been great aside from some minor firmware wonkiness.
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by user68858788 5y ago
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