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I have yet to meet a quantity of drugs that brings me all the way down to “normal” levels. It just makes my ADHD slightly more copeable.
I have yet to meet a quantity of drugs that brings me all the way down to “normal” levels. It just makes my ADHD slightly more copeable.
I don’t even know why the tagginator comment is necessary since it sounds like the system invisibly works how you’d expect it.
Possibly? I’m open to having taken this the wrong way but to me it sounded like his statement implied that being a moral person and taking medication were incompatible or at least implied that medication makes you less moral.
Eeesh, this feels too close to medication shaming to me - I know we all find different things effective but medication works extremely well for me and I’ve still got my moral code.
Cold pizza is the best pizza.
People who reheat their pizzas are monsters.
Clearly, it’s not ADHDing right. At 3 AM you should start preheating the oven and break out a thirty step recipe to cook a five course meal.
I understand your pain - the real reason for that is that PHP was the first “hobbyist” programming language so a lot of self trained folks built websites that ended up slowly morphing into successful businesses.
One of the things I’m actually most proud of from the PHP community is that around 5.2 the maintainers looked around and saw sites like Quora and StackOverflow were littered with the worst fucking PHP advice endorsing functions like mysql_query
and ill-advised features like magic_quotes
so the community invested a lot of resources in purging answers that preached anti-patterns and replace them with non-terrible answers.
I work in PHP and it’s perfectly serviceable now, we’ve got strict typing, namespaces, lambdas, all the nice shit you’d expect in a modern language.
PHP and C are both fine languages, they have their strengths and their weaknesses. They’re tools and if you feel the need to shit on them then you clearly need more practice using a diversity of languages.
I work professionally with actually useful ML stuff (we parse a lot of weird ass files and it’s extremely powerful in that context) - we’ve looked at integrating gpt3 and it scored much worse on accuracy than the model we trained in-house. We’re also investigating adding front-end AI bullshit to placate the CEO. Even at the good shops, you’ll probably get buried in this bullshit - but there are good opportunities out there!
Fucking awesome writing style there - and a lot of salient points. The only weakness is that it’s preaching to the choir - the use of jargon and technical references probably makes it inaccessible to anyone who doesn’t agree with its conclusion.
That said, it’s wonderfully cathartic.
C++ is pretty sweet.
It definitely has its issues - don’t get me wrong, but it’s pretty sweet.
Heh… but Javascript is so permissive you can just start writing psuedocode and it’ll probably be valid!
For those of us inclined to fish nets… Tim Curry is also a fair reference.
But yes - Haskell Curry has leant his name to Haskell and Currying.
Who hates s-expressions? They’re elegant as fuck…
Python, on the other hand, deserves all the hate it gets for making whitespace syntactically significant - I even prefer Go’s hamfisted go fmt
approach to a forced syntax to python’s bullshit.
Aka our OCR software is insanely inaccurate.
It’s interesting that mapping random noise to characters via OCR generally produces valid perl… but I always hated how they phrased the title of this experiment since it’s obviously bullshit. Essentially, a good interesting experiment made less interesting by a sensationalist title.
It works for the worst reason - I have the super power to entirely forget tasks.
Let me just play my counter: having such a poor memory that I forget most of the things I should be anxious about.
Using another AI to detect if an AI is misbehaving just sounds like the halting problem but with more steps.
Anything beyond ncurses is a crutch for the weak and corrupting the youth.
But you do realize you jumped the shark into pure medication shaming right?
ADHD people have enough judgement focused on us that we don’t need to start shaming each other for tactics that help us on a day to day.