atiredturte
Joined 9 years ago
Joined 9 years ago
Does anyone have any recommendations for good offline music players?
Thank you for making this! I had a blast. (Guy - Australia)
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but having someone else apologise for their emotions doesn't sound like an EQ win to me.
Specifically "There should be one -- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it."
If this was any other language, the addition would be welcome, but I feel that the walrus operator fundamentally disagrees with what python is about.
It's not about terseness and cleverness, it's about being clear, and having one way to do things (Unless you are Dutch).
Some of my favourite projects I've made during hackathons
Edit: While the tables aren't perfect, this seems to be the best option so far.
I log every day in a week as a 7x4(or so) table, and each cell contains a lot of information. Notion's tables are just not cut out for it. I've messaged their support several times asking for this feature, since their product is otherwise perfect, but basic tables of this nature are simply not on their roadmap for the foreseeable future.
The symptoms you describe are impacted by the two elements I described (executive function issues and dopamine regulation).
People with AD(H)D have issues with regulation and executive function, which can lead to issues in how one controls themselves. This can lead to the issues of controlling oneself that you describe.
On top of that, dopamine (which is more accurately a "motivation hormone", which creates the desire to do things) is different in AD(H)D brains. Basically, people with AD(H)D will get a dopamine kick from certain types of behaviours, and not from others. This can result in the relative importance of tasks being very different from neuro-typical ordering. As a result, addictive behaviours can be more common (especially for things like video-games), or also the prevalence of hyper-focus that people with AD(H)D experience.
I agree with your last paragraph fully. The lack of understanding around the condition can lead many to make uninformed actions and opinions that can be harmful to those with AD(H)D, diagnosed or not. This can have negative impacts on patient mental health, and is the reason why people should be more aware of this oft misunderstood condition.
What do you mean by symptom-based diagnosis? Most ailments are diagnosed by their symptoms. If you mean diagnosis by measurement of specific chemicals/etc in the brain, I've heard of some studies that show that you can diagnose ADHD through brain scans[1]. Just because there's symptom overlap doesn't make the diagnosis moot. Both allergies and the common cold can result in similar symptoms, yet we still diagnose them separately because they are not the same thing. Yes, depression and ADHD might have some similar symptoms caused by their own unique effects on dopamine in the brain, but they are both much more complex than that.
> I have my own personal hypothesis that some types of ADHD are caused by persistent stress due to sensitive sensory reactions
Given that ADHD has a very heavy genetic component, I am inclined to disagree. However, I did find a paper[2] that indicated a link between socio-economic factors and ADHD. The causation/correlation is not particularly clear in the paper, but it could be interesting to look at.
[1] https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/315884.php [2] http://www.academicpedsjnl.net/pb/assets/raw/Health%20Advanc...