Damn, I wish I had a GF with ADHD. She seems fun.
Instead I ended up with an autistic GF who needs everything to be in order at all times. I love her but she drives me crazy when she moves my stuff and then doesn’t tell me until I’m going crazy trying to find it. I get that she can’t help herself, but it’s still annoying.
As a gearhead, this is the one thing that I agree with the Republicans on this one. I like the instant torque of electric cars, but I also appreciate a Asian sports car with an LS swapped in, mated to a manual 6 speed transmission. Nothing more fun than driving a tiny, manual car with a big, angry V8 under the hood. I like both and I want to have the choice to own both.
The vast majority of pollution comes from corporations. Stop punishing everyday people for being a raindrop in the ocean.
Aww that’s disappointing, but I’m not surprised. Otherwise we’d be using this tech to help colorblind people tell the difference between red and green.
Or just do what I did and spam the apply button on Indeed until someone follows up. If an employer requires you to apply on the website, skip and move on. Took a few months but it eventually worked for me.
Literally one of the best uses for LLMs. It’s also useful for rewriting your resume to make it seem more impressive.
I wish I had even 1% of this talent, but my brain is perpetually starved of dopamine so I never have the drive pursue my hobbies. So I’m forced to get my dopamine from artificial sources. But then that eventually stops working too, which makes things even worse.
I’ve seen an earlier version of this meme, where someone was complaining that you can buy Batman shampoo at the grocery store, but there’s no Conditioner Gordon.
Maybe it’s just my ADHD, but the article doesn’t seem to be clear on something: do these contacts actually allow you to see into near-infrared as it exists, or do they merely shift the light into a spectrum we can see, the way cameras do? I’m hoping for the former, but I doubt we have the tech to allow us to see new colors simply by putting on a pair of contacts.
(Also, the mental image of scientists putting tiny little contact lenses on mice is hilarious to me.)
So don’t stare directly at them, then?
Infrared lights don’t need a lot of wattage to do their job. They wouldn’t be any more obnoxious than a light bulb.
Yeah seriously, WTF. This is on us to send the right message. Not them.
Schraderbräu, got it.
Does the player character have to be present for this to happen?
That explains why I didn’t know what the hell OP was taking about.
Exactly. What the fuck is wrong with everyone in this thread?
Doesn’t matter if China is doing it, doesn’t matter if the US is doing it. Censorship is evil. Full stop.
I’m the same way. I can’t just know how to do something, I need to know why I’m doing something. I can’t just blindly follow instructions or I’ll never learn. I need to understand everything so that I can find more efficient ways to do the thing I need to do. This is a common frustration I have in the workplace.
And then Trump stomped on the remains and took a shit on them.
Yes CamelCamelCamel is still useful. I check it every time before a major purchase.
Same, and I live in the desert. How the fuck do you kill a plant that’s living in its native environment!? I didn’t treat it any worse than what a wild desert cacti would get.
Neither could I but I still don’t want to anyway.
Well maybe we wouldn’t be so reliant on cars of we had decent public transportation infrastructure.
Banning things doesn’t solve anything; never has, never will. Making things better/more accessible—so that you don’t have to ban anything—is always the right way to go. See example A: The war on drugs.