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You don't know how hard it is, as a parent, to make the call to medicate your six year old child.

Here are some of the things that went through my own mind:

- Maybe he'll outgrow it (he's fairly severe ADHD, but we went through a long process of hoping that it was just a maturity-level thing)

- Paper after article after paper sent by well-meaning family members about how ADHD is over-diagnosed. Doubt.

- Side-effects (obviously, first thing every parent thinks about)? How severe will they be in my child?

- Ritalin + suicide [0].

- If we medicate him at six, _will he ever learn the tools to manage ADHD without meds_? He'll potentially spend his entire childhood on meds.

- If we don't medicate him, and he's consistently labelled a 'problem child' in his class, how will that affect his self-esteem as he grows up? How will it affect his feelings about school and work?

- If we don't medicate him, and he struggles and falls behind his classmates in his schoolwork (which, even in Grade 1, he was - significantly), are we holding him back? He's a super smart kid, he just can't focus.

- If we medicate him, and it doesn't work (we have to try multiple meds), how will it affect his self-esteem to be constantly visiting psychiatrists, pediatricians, etc. A thing I've noticed: doctors have zero problems talking overly-candidly in front of my kid about his failings, as though he's not there.

- We were literally told by a doctor that once you get on the medication train, 99% of parents don't get off until at least mid-high school. Am I comfortable with that?

After that long thought process (and so much more), we put him on medication. We're going very slowly in ramping up the dosage, but he's already caught up to his classmates in school, and he seems happier. I don't know if we've done the right thing, but I do know: it's not as clear-cut right/wrong as you make it out to be.

[0]: http://healthycanadians.gc.ca/recall-alert-rappel-avis/hc-sc...
Maybe he just raped a girl. Case closed. No huge conspiracies.

Question is, if he gets freed, what will happen then?
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It's certainly the former, given that the rape accusations have been public for a long time.
Any power is prone to corruption. If people don't want democracy, how do you make them want it?
Don't forget that we are talking not only about climate change but also the rate of change. It's probably fine to have crocodiles at the poles if you have millions of years to adapt. If you only have a few decades it might not be so great.
Advertising is like hacking the free market and should be illegal. Not the best product wins, but the one with the largest advertising budget.
I think this holds for design and typography, but HCI is not about design, so as long as its usable, it can be ugly.
Ok. In Sweden I had a lot of trouble since my parents refused to cooperate (friends of scientologists, don't 'believe in diagnoses'), but I eventually got my living grandparent to help as much as he could after about a year.
Going from "revealing all unconvenient truth" to becoming Putin's pawn in practice didn't help his case anymore than the rape did in my case.
Your car is 13 years old and you could stand to benefit from the safety advantages available in a modern "no auto-cruise or lane assist" vehicle. The safety tech has advanced a lot in that time. This is a quite good way to invest your scrip imo.
A 1GW coal plant requires a 100-car trainload of coal every three days.

A 1GW conventional nuclear plant is refueled by a single 18-wheeler truck, every year and a half.

A 1GW fast reactor or thorium reactor would require only one ton of fuel, about the size of a beachball, once a year. A lump of fuel smaller than a golfball would provide all the energy you need for your entire life, transportation included.

Fossil fuels still have the best energy density for cars and airplanes, but for large ships or anything stationary, nuclear is far superior. And not just for electricity; several GenIV designs run hot enough for process heat.
Ah CU2, the memories. It's a while ago. One of the interesting things there is that it actually made people aware of technology. You had to learn some HTML (for horrible purposes though), you had to read urls.

Maybe it wasn't always for the good (eye bleeding color schemes for example). But I'm sure a lot of people learned the basics of HTMl through those types of websites.
If you want people to be arrested for theft and rape, do that. Merely sleeping without a roof over one’s head should never be illegal, and I applaud anyone who fights against it being so, at any level.
And if OP does end up leaving the job, please don’t feel guilty about taking time off when you see others around you working harder but worse off than you.

Unless you were actually managing them you are not responsible for their happiness. Get yourself back on track before worrying about others (it’s cliché but think of the oxygen mask metaphor).
Having sex with someone who is sleeping is definitely (alleged) rape, unless she agreed to it beforehand or something.

Even if they had consensual sex previously.

Am I misunderstanding your comment?
I echo this, but also that point that it's "demonstrably effective" doesn't invalidate the original poster's point, which is that perhaps it's a normal personality trait that doesn't fit with the modern world. The medication might put you 'back in your box' so you can interact with the modern world more effectively, but it doesn't mean the trait is in itself abnormal.
Rewarding yourself after a boring activity is kind of cliche?, but it works. Eating a piece of candy after going to the gym for example.
I assume that this is in preparation of the upcoming 30th anniversary of the Tiananen massacre, they always make changes to the censorship when a big event is comming up.

For instance for the 2008 olympics many blocked sites were opened up, and conversely they tighten everything up before every National People's Congress elections.
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This has always been his attitude; Sweden refused to interview him in the embassy.
When I say about confusion in climate discussions (like elsewhere in the thread), I talk about precisely this. You arrived at the correct (IMO) conclusion that the primary and pressing issue with environmental damage is that systems humans depend on to live may collapse at some point, possibly quite suddenly. But in comments upthread, you argued about moral issues of letting species die. Those are two very separate problems! One of them is an issue of conscience, the other is an impending catastrophe that threatens to kill a lot of people and make even more suffer, and could likely be a civilization-ending process. I think bundling them together (which is common) is making people in general less receptive to the changes that need to be done.
Let’s see how long it takes before he is extradited to the US and suddenly disappeared.

A year or two?
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In my experience zh.wikipedia.org is largely authored by Taiwanese residents. The quality is high but local narratives are often written with some bias not entirely unlike what one would expect from a displaced population resulting from a fairly recent civil war.
I know some couples might have an understanding about such things, but I consider penetrating someone who is sleeping rape.
If someone consents to have sex only on the condition of protection from disease and pregnancy, and you trick them into sex without a condom that is rape.

There may be differences of degrees to the stereotypical violent behind-the-bushes rape. Those should and would be considered for purposes of sentencing. But it's still rape.
Spider-Man has been rebooted twice in live-action movies since the Raimi version. The last and current incarnation, starring Tom Holland, debuted in Spider-Man: Homecoming, which is getting a sequel this year (Spider-Man: Far From Home). The other reboot, starring Andrew Garfield in two movies, was eminently forgettable.

"Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse" is an alternate-reality version (where SM is a black/latino teenager) in animated form. Somewhat surprisingly, it's also qualitatively better than any live-action version to date. It will probably get a sequel, again in animated form, in the next few years.
Strangely, a Russian diplomatic car didn't come to pick him up from the Ecuadorian embassy.
Wikileaks changed policy on redacting names. They used to do it, they stopped doing it.

People realised that indiscriminately dumping material without any attempt at removing names was dangerous. Assange has released names of gay people who live in countries where they could be killed for that; he's released names of Jewish people in Bagdhad; he's identified rape victims.
The second example is definitely the sort of thing that comes to mind when someone says prosecution for “rape” so I’m not sure what you’re getting at. In the US, the second act would be prosecuted as rape, not a lesser charge.
The universe might be infinite, but growth will eventually be limited by the speed of light.

Per capita energy usage is about 6 MWh / year and our population has been doubling every 53 years. Assuming that continues, in 10000 years we'll be using 4e69 Wh / year. If we figure out 100% conversion of mass to energy, that's 1e56 kg of fuel, which is a lot more than all the matter in the visible universe.

You can play with these numbers a little, but even reducing the energy usage per person by a million only gives us another 1000 years. Soon we'll be growing so fast that every year we'll use all the resources within one light-year.
Chinese government are hyper coward, it's going to be fun.

”You’re braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.” – Winnie the Pooh
SEO is dead. Nothing matters anymore except personalized SERP.
There are no Kalman filters for beginners because no one is out there trying to make maths more complicated than it needs to be.

To understand what’s happening you need work linear algebra l, probability theory and distribution theory. There’s no way to explain it without because it makes no sense without. Kalman filters are born of those things.
How SNI is helping there? You still will have the entire website blocked. Clear HTTP would help, as they could block few selected pages and rest would be available. I don't understand this entire movement to HTTPS. Some people think that governments won't dare to block Wikipedia, Amazon or Google? Well, they dared and now you have millions of useful articles blocked because of few offending ones. If I would live in a China, I would prefer censored HTTP access over unavailable HTTPS any day.
WireGuard is awesome once you have it set up, but I find user management a little fiddly due to the need to generate a key pair and assign an IP address for each client.

The last time I set up a WireGuard server, I used this script (with minor modifications) to create the users:

https://github.com/adrianmihalko/wg_config

But, the next time I set up a WireGuard server, I'll use this web-based admin UI, which displays a QR code to easily configure a mobile client:

https://github.com/subspacecloud/subspace
Yes - I want to see exactly what you're talking about. So far, there were 2 places where I interviewed at (out of roughly 50) that could provide this information.

London based, dealing with Laravel / Vue, fullstack.

If there's no github public code / no code can be provided I ask following things:

- are you following standards (PSR2 for PHP, anything for JS); do you apply linting that makes the standard mandatory

- do you have naming standards

- do you have CI pipeline

- how much of the codebase is unit / feature tested

- how much time within sprint do you spend on fixing existing code

- how much of the job would be working on existing code vs new code

In the end people lie and I picked up a job where some of the things ended diverging from what I was told at the interview
So, take care of yourself, even when your job is to take care of others, and be aware of your limits. Makes sense to me.

I appreciated the pointers to the other aspects of burnout beyond overwork.
Not sure how bespoke your CV was, but a simple one I'd advise is changing your job title to the one you want. Founder/CEO is very leading but non-descriptive of your skills.

If you want an ops job, say "Head of Operations" as your current job title with the second line being "Founder/CEO", sales one, then "Head of Sales". It's still fundamentally true, but means you have a better chance of being flagged by any gatekeepers or ATSs.

When I went from my own business to a large org, I started as a temp to cover a gap between the incumbent leaving and them recruiting the replacement. Easy way to get a foot in as well as get some useful experience too. They then hired me as the full time hire.
I still remember that last year during my internship in Mainland China, clone git repository from GitHub and GitLab is a pain and my professor even have to use VPN too. China is basically hell for developers. I am afraid the new generations in China will no longer know about the real Internet. *sigh
Penetration of a sleeping person without consent is definitely illegal in the US, even if you had consensual sex the night before.
This proposal is analogous to the Moon Treaty.

There is no way that Earth is going to control the other planets, asteroids and space colonies when they get their own nukes.

It could very well be a tragedy of the commons akin to what happened to Earth's ocean.

I, for one, believe that energy is the key resource - not minerals. And energy in space is sustainable using the Sun.
Perhaps that is what they meant. Or maybe it isn't.

Right now, Google seems like a rudderless ship floating in a sea of possibilities created by a bunch of very talented kids suffering from ADHD.

I think someone at Google should grab the helm and actually do some steering.
I too highly recommend Russel Barkley's videos about ADHD. They taught me so much. The most striking thing was learning how it's a primarily emotional disorder, and how this has harmed my relationships.

Here's a fantastic lecture (split into ~5 minute segments -- this guy gets it :) by Dr. Barkley:

ADHD - The 30 Essential Ideas Everyone Needs to Know

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzhbAK1pdPM&list=PLzBixSjmbc...
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>> The fact that the US military has no qualms
>> with killing random innocent civilians -
>> including children - in their strikes
>> against (assumed) terrorists

That's bullshit. The US military cares a lot about not causing collateral damage. Wars could be much deadlier, fought much more quickly, and for much less money if it did not.
This is just to save face and make it look like the whole thing wasn't driven by US pressure from the outset. There's no chance he will end up standing trial in Sweden, unlikely they could even bring such a flimsy case to court, and unlikely that the UK would prioritize Sweden's request over the US. I doubt they'll even get round to making a formal extradition request. This is an empty gesture.
The English version of Wikipedia is not free of bias either. Wikipedia is not a source of truth for everything out there.
A little searching of Happy Hacker related stuff turns up this:

"And you'll know you are vastly better than the "code kiddies" who go to places like the Scriptors of Doom website to pick up programs (e.g. Perl scripts) to use to break into people's computers." (Meinel, 1996 [1])

I couldn't quickly find the Scriptors of Doom website to check there.

They say in the OP that Wikipedia has 2000 as the earliest use, but Slashdot has use a few times in 1999 eg [2] ... perhaps the people writing Wikipedia hadn't heard of /.

[1] http://verbosity.wiw.org/issue6/meinel.html

[2] https://ask.slashdot.org/story/99/06/05/1815225/ask-slashdot...
I have found that some trendy clothes actually last a long time and some hardly lasts at all. I think I if I pay more attention I could work out how long lasting shirts feel so I can pick them out when looking for clothes.

When it comes to pants I find the pockets always rip first which is really annoying. I haven't tried to fix them yet but I have been keeping them for when I work out how to put new pockets on.
This is just so sad. 1984 is not supposed to be a manual.
I am not a theologian sorry, I am not sure if this interpretation has a name.

Regent College (BC, Canada) have a good lecture on the subject:

https://www.reframecourse.com/episodes/episode-6

(The whole series is very good in my opinion)
I (barely) recall chain letters being a very common thing back in those days. Probably the first form of "viral content" on the internet. Reading that email, it's easy to connect the dots of how sixdegrees probably had the idea of capturing that viral nature in a web app. Great example of clever and somewhat successful adaptation.

edit: internet != web
Likewise Indian and East African sailors. They traded extensively with Indonesia. If you look at the map, it is hard to imagine anyone trading with Indonesia not stumbling upon Northern Australia.
HackerNews isn't blocked in China? That's surprising.
that's great but there's lots of reasons you may want to roll your own engine
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This. And one reason why I don't think he is pessimistic at all, just the truth. Although the reason for that truth may not be what he thought it was.

I wish more people watch the Documentary, Yes Minster, it perfectly describe modern days politics with sense of humour, and many of it are still true even if it was done some 40 years ago.
I don’t believe there is a distinction between reproductive coercion and sexual assault in the United States. IANAL, though.
Yeah because the second Assange had set foot outside the embassy, the UK cops would have arrested him. Even in a car / "diplomatic bag" the UK cops would have the right to search it for Assange, because, well, a smuggled body isn't exactly "articles intended for official use" (per Art. 27 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations).
That's interesting, thanks for sharing. If Todoist doesn't work out, I'll try something like that.
As a founder, I mistook my work for self-worth
Dispelling the nuclear ‘baseload’ myth: nothing renewables can’t do better!

https://reneweconomy.com.au/dispelling-the-nuclear-baseload-...
Maybe but it's extremely unlikely. Think about the amount of damage a single person does to the environment. It would take a truly insane effort for someone to have a beneficial effect on it (assuming the live in civilisation).
How about multiplying it by thousands?

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/7151231_Estimates_o...

https://www.greenpeace.org/archive-international/Global/inte...
I strongly disagree. White hat SEO is as simple as making your content easily machine readable and digestible so it can be found.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing.

He could probably have been leading a quiet life in Sweden by now, having served his sentence in a nice Swedish prison.
I don't know if they were called "script kiddies" then, but I know they were around in 1986.

https://donhopkins.com/home/archive/net/hack.board.txt

>FROM>: MAD MAN HACKER
>DATE>: WED JUN 26 <34710>

HEY,DUDES TRY THIS VAX COMPUTER->202-xxx-yyyy JUST HIT CONTROL-CHARA AND YOUR
PRO. GET SOMEWHERE...WELL,LATRE DUDES...

/\>>MAD MAN HACKER..
The idea that WL is responsible for Clinton's loss - rather than her being a terrible candidate - is laughable. To credit Assange with Trump's election is a complete joke - not least because the same people attacking him for releasing Clinton / Podesta / DNC emails have spent the past several years utterly failing to take stock of the reasons they lost.

I say all this as a non-US observer. The US' media and political figures are completely unfit for purpose.
Nice try, Putin
The entire western world is against him, I mean governments with all their power. Aligning with Russia didn't help him, although like Snowden, he had no choice once essentially declaring war to US allies.

Never underestimate what nation states can do. They'll bring down your entire economy unless...or they can pay, bribe or blackmail someone into filing rape charges against you. Or plant a bag of cocaine, and then behave like good citizens by calling the equivalent of 911 on you.
She was offered immunity to testify so even if she reveals something incriminating it wouldn't be admissible as evidence against her.

Furthermore, she already has the right not to self-incriminate. So if a question came her way that would require her to implicate herself in a crime, she could plead the 5th.

Manning really isn't in any legal jeopardy here, except for refusing to testify. She has a personal objection to testifying, which is her right, but the remedy to that is being held in contempt until she changes her mind or the grand jury concludes.
Do you think this has anything to do with the social credit system?
> Advertising is like hacking the free market and should be illegal. Not the best product wins, but the one with the largest advertising budget.

Who decides what is the 'best' product? If advertising were illegal then how do people find out about products? Seems to me if advertising were illegal there would be no free market.
This was before the alleged victims' lawyer asked the prosecutor to review the decision. Anyway, Assange has been sought in Sweden since 2010 for rape under mitigating circumstances, which carries a maximum sentence of four years and statute of limitations of ten years.
WL published papers against Clinton, but not much against Trump, therefore he is a traitor.
I don't think your argument is very convincing since this problem would affect almost every site on the internet and almost every text-based communication channel. If burglary increased 100-fold, I don't think many would see it as a wake-up call to install beefier home security systems.
You call it a flmisy case but Assange has tried to resist extradition from the UK to Sweden and he failed in court.

It's useful to read this court document which sets out some of his claims, and why they fail: https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2011/2849.html
> If someone consents to have sex only on the condition of protection from disease and pregnancy

I had sex with a girl who lied about being on birth control. Was I raped?
Is that based on the size of the vehicle? In my country it is not. It is only based on emissions. Some SUVs will pay less tax than a small sports car.
Since Wikipedia can be dumped onto a memory card I am not sure how effective the ban is supposed to be. It will constrain its spread but it is very hard to block all means of transmission of information.
Many people in the Unites States not willing to accept the fact that their society elected Trump and not some foreign state.

Sure Russia, China etc. medle in elections including the US one but Trump was elected by the American public and no one else.
I read she never opened a case against him. It was just police officer who did it in her name? I think it's too much misinformation and lies to tell what really happened.
They _can_ get rid of you immediately but it’s not customary.

Most employers who want to maintain any sort of reputation will provide severance. That is the other side of the same coin as giving advanced notice of leaving.

That said normal notice is counted in weeks not months.
Who wrote that? (Asking out of curiosity.)
Any attempt at any kind of protest in China is slammed on very swiftly. There have been attempts in the past eg by Falun Gong supporters at Tiananmen Square, but it’s usually all over in minutes as the area is heavily monitored. There is no real independent media, they all have embedded censors, so even when there is a protest it doesn’t get covered. What protests do occur are usually over local issues and foreign media occasionally manage to piece together the story after the fact.