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  • Have you never started working on reports or projects only when the deadline approaches? To be clear, I'm not saying ADHD people are immune to stress during crisis, but they thrive on that to an extent, because a normally dull task suddenly becomes exciting when there is a consequence to not doing it within a certain period of time. Not all crisis are suitable for ADHD people, I think. They do shut down when they come across certain crises that only creates dread without the benefit of creating excitement.

  • You're underestimating the ADHD hyper focus duration. As long as the problem is interesting, ADHD people can hyper focus on one problem and only that problem for days/weeks at a time until they solve it, or the problem gets boring, or they find a different shiny thing. Creating/inventing a jade stone tool is exciting. You can spend days trying to make it just perfect, finding ways to sharpen it that others don't know; that's an ADHD person's cup of tea. However once you make the first tool, it's no longer interesting. You move on to hyper focus on something else.

  • I think ADHD ancestors could have been innovators and problem solvers who dove heads down hyperfocused into some problem while the others hunted and gathered. They can also be helpful during crisis because their mind gets right into problem solving mode in any crisis. Similarly, I think OCD ancestors might have been good guards/trouble spotters since they're drawn to order and patterns to a great extent.

  • Should have marked self harm/suicide

  • People compete for the award, but for some reason become quadriplegic after the attempt. Not sure why.

  • Yeah they never skip 'leg' day so they're naturally strong with their arms I would expect.

  • Wish it one day becomes viable, but it's really hard for a phone os to compete with ios and android. So many have tried and failed.

  • Stuart Hugh Mungus

  • So you're saying your refrigerator is not truly flat?

  • Just had that happen to me today. Setup logging statements and reran the job, and it ran successfully.

  • I can't tell where one ends and where the other one begins

  • I tried signing into Google today on Firefox and got 'sigin in using a safe browser. This is not a safe browser'. I refreshed the page and it was gone and I was able to sign in. What the heck.

  • Matter of life or death for one guy, just another day for the other guy.

  • Oh no. Better keep that Fenty coming, or else other drugs might take its place.

  • I'm having trouble figuring out where the pup ends and where the bed begins

  • Where is this mold that tastes like blueberries?

  • Flip side of the coin, I had a sysadmin who wouldn’t increase the tmp size from 1gb because ‘I don’t need more than that recommended size’. I deploy tons of etl jobs, and they download gbs of files for processing to this globally known temp storage. I got it changed for one server successfully after much back and forth, but the other one I just overrode it in my config files for every script.

  • I don’t remember the name of the novel, so somebody help me with this. The concept is basically that scientists invent time travel, but use it as a teleportation device instead. Set the machine by a few seconds, you teleport the distance covered by the Earth during that time. They even use the technique to plan for an assasination of Kim Jong Un. Loved that one. Some innovative sequences using the ‘time machine’.

    Edit: Found it. It's actually two books (original and sequel).

    Split Second - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/26216031-split-second

    and

    Time Frame - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/37946554-time-frame

    The first book takes its time revealing the 'time travel', but the second book dives head first into using the technology proficiently.

  • Wow she stood still while someone slashed her throat to drink her blood. That’s commitment.