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Pretty sure most rational western people (on here at least) are the first to acknowledge all the bad things going on in their countries… and most of the comments I’ve read in this thread seem rather supportive of corruption crackdowns? Idk what prompted this rant tbh.
I’m no cannabis fan myself, but the above study you posted is heaviest use and includes schizophrenia, which a man in his 40s is not going to spontaneously develop (even with heavy use).
But of course using cannabis that promotes delusions with something that actively facilitates delusions is a bad combo
Uncle Buck is on your list of objectively bad movies?!?!?
The plastic by the trackpad would turn pink as well from my sweaty hands. Good times.
Most users would not need to use it. But it is invaluable for library/framework authors (like qt).
I’ve been a big fan of the big dell curved displays. The U4025QW has been a solid single monitor
Hopefully people don’t see articles like this (for depression) and think the results are the same for anxiety disorders.
I know the trading firm I work at will be making heavy use of reflection the second it lands… we had a literal party when it made it into the standard.
I actually felt bad for the poor bot :(
Oh thanks! That’s really depressing though, I feel like my whole world view has been shattered lmao
You mentioned that std::unique_ptr had a runtime cost (versus a raw pointer). I had always assumed the compiler would optimize any of that away (if you have the default deleter). Could you explain what you meant?
Maybe not ADHD specific, but getting a prescription for Propranolol was _the_ biggest game changer for me (for the day-of). It is a beta blocker, commonly prescribed for stage fright (it numbs the flight or fight response/reduces physical symptoms of anxiety).
I only mention it because it can help balance out an ADHD stimulant (and anxiety is commonly co-morbid with ADHD).
Ben Finegold!
It is slowly making its way through the standards committee. https://github.com/cplusplus/papers/issues/43
The author has a fork of clang and gcc with some pretty impressive speedups, so I’m hopeful! https://lists.isocpp.org/sg14/2024/04/1127.php
I just helped a coworker get his remote vscode working on RHEL7. If you compile glibc from source and install it in some local directory, you can run patchelf —set-interpreter —set-path on ~/.vscode-server/bin/*/node and write to a special “skip requirements file”
touch /tmp/vscode-skip-server-requirements-check
patchelf --set-interpreter /opt/glibc/lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 --set-rpath /opt/glibc/lib:/opt/glibc/lib64 ~/.vscode-server/bin/*/node Warning: you’ll need gmake and all the gnu tools for building, make sure to ../configure with —disable-werror
+1. I’m grateful because I knew it was in my mental health’s best interest to stop endlessly scrolling /r/all, but I needed a push.
It looks like the unpredictable attribute now influences the cmov conversion pass (as of June 1st, so probably in clang 17/18)
I love the idea of the nasal naltrexone. Naltrexone has been known for years to reduce the number of drinks consumed (by blocking opioid receptors).
I wish we could figure out a better system for accessing medications like this — like perhaps allowing pharmacists to prescribe low risk medicines in more states.
Well I‘ve never heard of it and just downloaded it. So Thanks OP.
Amazon shutting a 1000 person campus sounds at least mention worthy…
It’s not 12x60 but rather: $60B in Jan $30B in Feb $0 in March.
So $90 billion total.
I found this very informative: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7473988/
It seems to increase 5-HT by 500% (as well as NE and dopamine) in the prefrontal cortex. This hopefully makes it more effective than the other pure NRIs that have been used for ADHD.
The fact that it has less of a cardiovascular impact than a classical NRI or stimulant is neat as well.
I wish I could give this comment HackerNews Gold.
This is literally just a REPL for Go. Are you saying that Go is "off" because the compiled language doesn't include an interactive mode by default? By that logic, there is also something "off" about Rust...
Apple missed a golden objective-c opportunity here.