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by triggercut 4y ago
There's a great series from the Corridor team talking to the artists involved in just this topic https://youtu.be/DJEdzyuYfZk
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by triggercut 4y ago
Cultural genocide IS a big deal. Whether it be by small disrespectful or ignorant acts such as this, or by structures and institutions of a dominant culture that form, allow, and perpetuate those acts.
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by triggercut 4y ago
We need more of your mate. Too many people willing to clear willy-nilly to make a buck around.
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by triggercut 4y ago
As someone who has a similar issue with the MS teams/email divide... Tldr: reduce reactivity and context switching. It will leave you exhausted and feeling like you are not making progress long term. Chunk, at predetermined times for a
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by triggercut 4y ago
I've been looking at simple mathematical logic problems that are computer science adjacent and while I've had a little success on some simple toy scenarios, I've found it incredibly difficult to get it to provide even "d
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by triggercut 4y ago
As someone who works in big consulting I understand the frustration but have to disagree. A lot of the time we have great people doing great work but we can only take it so far. Clients have to both be willing (want to) and able (have peopl
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by triggercut 4y ago
Usually I would agree, but SAP and other ERP software are handled differently from most other software procurement. Procurement is one of the core functions of the SAP ecosystem, so those most closely involved in buying it here are usually
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by triggercut 4y ago
It's not so much complexity as it is removing manual process steps and reducing all the risks and overhead associated with taking data on one format and loading it in to another - at scale
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by triggercut 4y ago
A book I'm surprised doesn't get more love, this book really helped pull together a lot of things I "knew" about computing at the time and how to approach knowing things from breaking them down more generally. Reversing:
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by triggercut 4y ago
Do you know if they were using other forms of treatment alongside medication? Or was medication their only treatment?
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by triggercut 4y ago
I really hope this is the case but like all "groundbreaking" discoveries, I'm going to take this with a grain of salt (because any more salt than that is going to send my BP even higher). For me I decided it was worth the ris
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by triggercut 4y ago
Years ago I had a massively downvoted comment when I criticised his AR for CAD vapour ware. As someone who was fully in that area at the time, what he was showing while looking fancy had no practical application in the area of design he was
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by triggercut 4y ago
I did, my Blood Pressure is not great either but luckily, not enough to prevent taking anything, but enough to be careful. I'm in ok shape, not the best I've ever been in, but not terrible. I just take something to help reduce my
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by triggercut 4y ago
There is a lot of overlap in symptoms with other conditions. OCD, Autism, MDD etc. Knowing exactly what the underlying issue is gives you the best way forward in treating effectively.
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by triggercut 4y ago
That sounds similar to me. I was diagnosed unexpectedly at 38 and it changed my life. There is a good chance your internalised coping mechanisms are adding undue stress to your nervous system, making you tired and depressed, and ironically
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by triggercut 4y ago
>“I don’t know anything about FTX,” said Jerry Eitel, the partner emeritus and chief metaverse officer at Prager Metis. “I’m retired,” Eitel added, before disconnecting on the phone. (Eitel is a one-time CoinDesk contributor.) The head o
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by triggercut 4y ago
Before explaining it's important to note that even if it wasn't intended to be, comments such as this can be incredibly harmful, especially with people who are preparing too to get diagnosed, or who have recently been diagnosed. D
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by triggercut 4y ago
I generally agree with that. It should not be glamourized. I liken it to being like Cyclops in the X-Men. Sure you can shoot lasers out of your eyes, but you can never look upon the love of your life naturally and unfiltered. That being sai
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by triggercut 4y ago
> Weirdly, he was there due to some sponsorship related to disabilities because he had ADHD. Can I ask why you find that weird? ADHD is, and is also comorbid with other learning disabilities. ADHD has so many dimensions and interrelation
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by triggercut 4y ago
>"Highly recommend not yelling at yourself constantly." In Australia we call this "Living the dream".
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Use GPT-3 and Tana Paste to generate structured data on known objects [video](youtube.com)
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by triggercut 4y ago
Not the OP, just found this to be a really interesting workflow
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by triggercut 4y ago
Large mesh laundry bags. Different colours. Split your dirty smalls, t-shirts, bedding etc. between them then just zip them and throw one in the wash each day at some set time. You still have to remember to take them out again. I've se
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by triggercut 4y ago
I get it. I'm lucky enough that I can spend thousands a year to get the professional support I need but simply turning up to talk for an hour a week isn't going to achieve much, you have to put in the work to set up your life, you
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by triggercut 4y ago
It's almost as if a website that's constantly updating you on the full breadth of technology in our world is some form of magnet for people with ADHD :D
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by triggercut 4y ago
I've often thought the same thing and have heard it from others too. Body doubling seems to be a common technique. I've often considered if some form of self surveillance (webcam, heart rate, computer usage metrics) combined with
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by triggercut 4y ago
>Sometimes I get weird routing through Asia if a service determines I'm better suited for that. It's a mix of traffic, peering agreements between providers* and QoS rules on the routers you hop through along the way. After your
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by triggercut 4y ago
In this case it was about once a year and it was the only cable directly connecting the two locations. There was one occasion where there was a break only months after one was finally repaired, really frustrating. There are more cables taki
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by triggercut 4y ago
I never really appreciated the relationship and importance of bandwidth, latency and packet loss until I had to move a small office from all on-prem infrastructure to completely cloud based at a regional data centre, about 10 years ago. And
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by triggercut 4y ago
I sincerely envy you

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