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Getting tested & treated for my ADHD was genuinely life-changing for me. It's one of those insidious disorders that doesn't let you know how bad you actually have it until you experience what it's like without it for the first time. The inattentive type is nothing like the stereotypes.

One of my favorite signs you might have ADHD. Caffeine doesn't do anything for you and/or makes you sleepy. You've never know what other people talk about when they describe being "wired" after drinking an energy drink. Bonus points if despite "doing nothing" you still intake lots of caffeine. Congrats! You might be self-medicating without knowing it.

Everyone will recommend the book The Disorganized Mind for lots of good non-medication strategies and I'm no different. It's fantastic.
Isn’t that an antibody-escaping variant? Existing vaccines aren’t very efficacious for that variant either.
We can schedule through this: https://calendly.com/aishwarydhare/zuqa-product-demo-and-fee...
Not surprised at all that caffeine helps. ADHD is, bar none, the mental health diagnosis most amenable to medication. Specifically, stimulant therapy. There's no principled distinction between self-medicating and prescriptions here, other than various legal risks, costs, and side effect profiles. Caffeine is particularly poorly suited to this due to adaptation and anxiety, but it's certainly something, especially if you aren't a regular user. Amphetamine is the first-line treatment choice for a reason, and it makes a night-and-day difference tbh.
Sounds very cool. Curious to know your thoughts on offloading data from the satellites - 9x resolution sounds a whole lot like 9x the data. Is this challenging, or also easier since you're low altitude?

Are you building up your own ground network for collection, or planning to use a third party service?

Likewise as a SATCOM antenna designer, I'm curious to know what constellation designers such as yourselves think of the current 'big dish' gateway infrastructure.
used to be like this but these days there's so many dark patterns that try to make you pay for extra shit (or sign up for prime), i instinctively look for the non highlighted button if the button stands out a little too much
We can schedule through this - https://calendly.com/aishwarydhare/zuqa-product-demo-and-fee...
Star Raiders (which I played obsessively for a while) was very similar to the first video game I ever played, Starship 1. It showed up next to a couple of pinball machines I played at a driving range (golf) back around '77.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWMf-TSWxsM
Hey, do you need a hand moderating? I'm currently running a 400k sub alone by myself and I get by with some nifty automod rules.
Nord Stream and Yamal both transport pressurized natural gas (at 100 to 120 atm). LNG is not really suitable for long pipelines.
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Decred 1.6 implements Lightning, cryptocurrency mix and decentralized treasury
Focusing on Stadia’s future as a platform, and winding down SG&E
Sure, there will be some consequences. But think about all of the people who won't enter adulthood already excluded from the (good) job market because they have a criminal record? I feel pretty confident that this law is going to be a net positive.
SQL is a solution to a problem in the vein of prematurely optimizing for many use cases where mongodb is called for.
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Agree but this is bigger than an Onstar feature clone. This is data. Now there is always on driving data from everyone with a new ford, not just a Ford AND AA plugged in.
> 74% of containers have lifespans ≤ 1 hour

This sounds like a design flaw in the architecture. You don't tear down a house to replace a lightbulb.
Fantastic post, love the transparency. Funny how you managed to find success in hardware coming from a software background. Until recently, I was on a similar path.

Is there a way to add a software layer to your hardware idea to bring in recurring revenue?
As usual, please don't hesitate to ask questions about VLC, VideoLAN or related projects (x264, dav1d, libbluray...)

Disclaimer: VideoLAN president
Toutes mes félicitations, merci d'avoir créé VLC et d'avoir utilisé la license GPL !
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I'm the coder of this app, we thought it would be nice to have a tool that let you quickly start with a new habit. I find satisfying to tick the days and see your streak grow, hopefully it can help someone else!
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what is the benefit of threadpool though? am I understanding it correctly that due to GIL, python will just keep switching the threads, so instead of running A then B both at 100% speed, both will run concurrently at 50% speed (+/- overhead)?
Drug “trafficking” should absolutely be legal. While Decriminalization is laudatory and beneficial, it solves far fewer problems than outright legalization.

With decriminalization:

1) drug users will still not know what they are actually consuming. They can very easily invest drugs heavily mixed with other drugs, or dangerous chemicals. This will lead to far higher levels of accidental overdoses and is a path to more addictive substances.

2) Drug sellers will still be subject to lengthy prison terms. This directly creates to massive amounts of drug violence. If you are a dealer, you will commonly hold large amounts of cash and valuable drugs, making you a prime target for robbery including home invasions.

Since you cannot rely on banks to deposit your sales, nor police to protect your property, you will need to be heavily armed.

And if you suspect a partner or customer to actually be an informant who can net you a sentence nearly as long as murder, there is almost no downside to killing them. How many innocent kids have been buried in fields because of the paranoia of their dealer?

3) Our individual rights have been reduced significantly because of drug sales prohibition. Because of the war on drugs, police can get no knock warrants to burst in your house, kill your dogs, maybe even you, and not even apologize when it turns out their “tip” was wrong.

If you are driving or flying with a large amount of cash, police can simply take it from you without showing it was linked to any crime, and force you to spend thousands on a lawyer to even have a chance of seeing it returned.

Then there are zero tolerance laws that allowed police to seize your property because anyone on it was using drugs.

We all pay the price for the drug prohibition, whether we use drugs or not. Time to end it completely.
For me the worst part is when I have a combination of short urgent tasks and an open ended one. The open ended task always ends up being pushed aside
If the app is working properly during review, why change it to nonworking later on?

It is like that Key and Peele skit about robbing a bank by working there.

If you can create a working app why not leave it as is ?
Oh, I know this problem. Happens quite often.

A technique I use is to break down the project into smaller pieces. What's the smallest well-defined task/goal I can work toward. Even if it's just setting up the repo, or writing out a README. It's amazing how often this little step can help kick things off.
Stay away from these untested drugs. The satan1c ped0phile eugenicists that made them are trying to kill you.

Please learn about these dangerous new vacc1nes:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/KAzUeDrgijM3/
Doesn't web notifications do the same thing? or does that not work on mobile
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"There has to be tools that are patently bad to use and people have used these bad tools to build great things."

Don't those tools die out and get forgotten?
I think the parent commenter would say that open ended nature of the task makes it not menial - so they procrastinate because it's very hard to get started. Its discrete, not a single ticket that's easier to focus on and get info flow state with.
At this point isn't the immune response from an infection pretty well known? I'd say more well known than the response from a vaccine.

I fail to any disadvantage of "0 shots" other than people not getting the vaccine because they think they had covid but didn't.

But then again the entire public policy around covid has been to treat the entire population as morons that wouldn't make the decisions thought to be correct on their own.
Seeing a bunch of people walking around with traffic cones on their heads at FOSDEM a while back really made me appreciate what a strong and vibrant contributor community VLC has. Thank you to everyone who contributes!
How do you fund your work? Have you had to take a pay cut to work on VLC compared to working on similar commercial tech?
All of Objective-See's tools are now 100% open-sourced (via GPL)
Congrats to the VideoLAN team! I'm 34, and I've been using VLC as long as I can remember :)
I very much identify with this. Both from an ADHD and anxiety perspective. I really had no idea how bad it had gotten until I was able to experience what not having constant anxiety felt like. Medication was a huge step forward in helping me "reset" and gave me a way to target actual life events that triggered my anxiety
I've never heard those.concepts described as grammar before, but it makes a lot of sense and puts into words well the reason why some food just feels like it doesn't go together.

As far as adapting food goes vs traditional recipes. Personally, I think there's room for both. I really enjoy getting to try food done 'traditonally' but I also enjoy fusions of food, or new rakes on old things or just finding a recipe myself somewhere and changing it up in some way.

Food's great and it's great people keep experimenting, adapting food from other cultures and combining things.
This article is well written, thoroughly analizes a real problem and hits the nail on the head pointing to the crux of the problem: that so-called best practices are really a social phenomenon.

Just wanted to say thank you for writing this.
They are also inclined to violently remove competition, or force competitors to operate under their control, so I think it remains to be seen how it will play out.
Thanks, that's a really helpful example.

Where I think this could be taken to the next level of reusability is in modularising the front-end into API-specific components. For example, the login behaviour could depend on FastAPI-Users, with a sibling frontend library containing components that implement the same login flow. Adding user behaviour is then a matter of using the same third-party library on the front and back end.

This approach could be extended to other components such as an admin panel (perhaps using https://github.com/awtkns/fastapi-crudrouter), or a blogging component.
>> bringing all drugs into a regulatory framework that is guided by health outcomes

Outcomes for who? The individual or the population? Seriously. Ask a doctor and they would probably agree that, for a particular patient, having access to legal safe alternatives is a good thing. But ask them about drugs as a whole, for the entire population, and the answer will always be "less is better but zero is best." Stemming the supply will damage current users, but illegality also suppresses uptake by new users.

Opioids are different than pot. LSD is different than rohypnol. Cocaine is not the same as ketamine. Balling all "drugs" into one category and declaring them legal for traffic and sale is a horrible idea. I don't want to see GHB to ever be sold or transported openly.
Im using fastapi and lowcode for the fronted and Postgres sqlalchemy for the db. Reeeaallly happy with it.
Great move, higher you go
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uBlock Origin lets you block/allow web fonts globally or per site.
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Counter-argument: A positively staggering amount of decisionmaking at a company consists of "look at what other, successful companies are doing and mimic them". It's cargo cult management by the very definition: they see the other people doing the correct incantations and bounty fall upon them. Clearly, we just need to utter those same incantations and we'll have the success they did.

And I'd further counter that: yeah, actually, you and your company ARE special. Every company is. There is no One True Way of running a business, or any individual aspect of that business. Everyone's triangulating around resources, people, industry, corporate vision, etc. If anything I'd say the argument that "you are not special" is the fallacy, as it leads directly to the kind of cargo-culting that you see so many failed companies do.

Finally, when we see successful companies, how often is it because they just mimicked what everyone else was doing? Not very frequently, as it turns out. Well-behaved companies seldom make history.
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"a group of people that will view Oregon as a promising hospital"

I don't follow you on this. Do you mean people will think that Oregon has good health care and will make a move based on that?

"another group that will view it as Disneyland"

I mean, yeah... It's going to be easier to get substances in Oregon than it will be in other states. I would like to see a study on this but I couldn't imagine a significant amount of people who are suffering from addition is going to make the move to Oregon because of this. Do you know someone who has been or is dealing with addiction? I'm not saying that in a condescending way.
I, too, am curious what these conversations sound like, or if they even happen at all. When I googled GME this morning I saw article after article claiming that 'Wallstreetbets has set its sights on Silver', however every single post on the WSB subreddit was against the idea.

The explanation is probably innocent. Most of these websites rely on ads, and when 1 of them reports on 'the hot new GameStop - Silver!', they probably all jump on. Still, it doesn't help the image that the media is being bought left and right.
Why the traffic cone?
AFAIK, nothing. Unless the governor does some kind of sweeping commutation, every case that has already been adjudicated is not automatically affected by this law. Admittedly, I only skimmed the text before voting yes. I imagine it could be used as an argument if the convict can get their case before a judge on appeal.
Chapeau bas!
Yes, but in the long run amphetamines will do significant damage to your health.
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This is the equivalent to creating a new programming language instead of just using C syntax with the C++ compiler.

HTTP/1.1 is our final network protocol, just accept it. Just like Java is the final serverside programming language. JSON is the final data container.

Everything else is completely stupid, indefinitely.

Also: Make your own crypto! Xo

But if Firefox and Chrome bans HTTP/1.1 (which means they will be obsolete) AND gemini adds chunking (without which it is meaningless) AND port 1965 is opened in every firewall on the globe; I might actually consider switching to gemini/v0.14.4 on my app server!
Yeah, anytime I hear "on-prem" deployment I think of my previous experience with getting a product deployed across a lot of different K8s environments. At the surface there are ostensibly common APIs, but the underlying components (networking, storage) are not necessarily interchangeable. There may also be custom policies around e.g. labels, SecurityContexts, or NetworkPolicies. In my own K3s cluster I generally just manage the YAML specs for the deployments by hand, since I’ll often need to e.g. specify the arch constraint to run against, or ensure that it’s running a multi-arch image. It’s a really interesting problem though, and it’s something that we’re targeting.
My support request queue has been routinely emptied this week exactly because of that haha
Echoing this.

My prototyping always starts with

DB = {}

at the top of my file. Sometimes it grows to serializing to disk / loading the dumped object from disk. Often times it's all I need to know that my idea was crap and needs revised. And it always keeps me from faffing about with infrastructure.
Very well said. The real world pain caused by drug money going to black market criminals can’t be ignored. It’s easy to bury our heads in the sand and ignore how drug money fuels victimization through exploitation and human trafficking.

And I’m sure someone will pipe up that they know some nice weed dealers etc, but you have to realize that’s a nice little bubble you’re living in. For many, the drug dealers are linked to some very nasty individuals, and the criminalization of drugs has simply given them huge income streams.
That’s exactly what I’m taking about. You only added that after I called you out for your misleading description of Citadel.
Or a cache to be loaded. In related news, "Continuous delivery makes caching an anti-pattern".
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What's the history behind using a traffic cone as a logo?
My estimate was based on half of the population being women, and the fact that fat doesn’t assist with processing alcohol as much as muscle, and most American men are not exactly muscular.

https://mcwell.nd.edu/your-well-being/physical-well-being/al...
March 2020 I was investigating Solid for legaltech projects I'm designing. I thought it sounded like a great way for a user to create a master profile that can be used with multiple web apps and service providers, while maintaining more control over their data. I engaged with the Solid community and with Ruben, who was very nice and helpful. However, I found that the tech was still at the hobby stage, and I didn't really think the toys being built on it were very compelling. It was very disappointing considering it was already a couple years old and had a lot of hype around it. I hope that this moves forward, but it's almost a year later and seems to be the same story.
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Thanks for reading!

I'm glad that section resonated with you! I spent several hours writing and rewriting that section, trying to articulate what exactly I found so alluring about becoming a founder.

Last year, I considered building software for sheet metal shops,[0] and people warned me that I'd get bored building software for a market I'm not passionate about. But I never felt like that would be true because whatever the business, the part that's fun to me is getting to play with all the little knobs and levers of and seeing whether my choices yielded good results.

[0] https://mtlynch.io/retrospectives/2019/12/#interviewing-mach...