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  • It's Breathtaking How Fast AI Is Screwing Up the Education System

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  • I was uninterested in school because nothing was ever done to make me interested, even at home.

    Later in life I was diagnosed with ADHD and now I’m a software developer. Sadly school isn’t for everybody and I just thought I was stupid and lazy, it turns out I was fine I just needed the right help.

    Edit: Votes don’t matter but I’d love to know the reasoning for the 5 downvotes on this. Like why don’t you put across your opposition.

  • I should probably clean out that decade's worth of bookmarks at some point...

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  • That’s one way of looking at this if your mindset is negativity.

    I prefer to exercise positive intent and I see this as possibly someone with ADHD not knowing whether this particular trait is their ADHD or just a thing.

    I have ADHD and I am often like this, it makes you question your identity, especially if diagnosed later in life like me.

    Sure many ADHD traits are occasionally experience by non-neurodivergent people, but that doesn’t mean they don’t affect ADHD people in a debilitating way.

    It’s like heart palpations can be a sign of a heart attack or a panic attack.

  • fake keepass repo on github

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  • As a Typescript developer, npm is a damn mess. I ain’t got a clue how to handle these dependencies.

  • It be like that

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  • I guess it’s a height thing as to where you drank the line. Boulders are typically not that high and a fall from the top in a gym isn’t really going to hurt.

    Whereas even free soloing a belay route you’re going to be in trouble when falling off.

    My gym Depot Climbing has two in Manchester. One is purely bouldering walls and the other is roped climbing with a bouldering section.

    I generally use both terms when talking to people that probably don’t know about climbing as it’s a clear distinction between them both. Some people only do one or the other.

  • At least we're not mixing in letters

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  • Thanks.

    I don’t generally go places like that, but if I needed to be aware of north I would take a compass.

    Still good information though.

  • At least we're not mixing in letters

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  • How the heck do you find north based on your watch? I’m pretty good at knowing where north in based on where I am.

    I live in north Manchester so I know Manchester is south. Or I can look at the sun if not midday and figure it out.

  • It be like that

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  • As the other person has said one is without a harness and belay.

    To clarify as there seems to be some controversy.

    I call rock climbing anything with a harness, so indoor climbing wall or actual rocks. Bouldering is climbing boulder problems that are not that high and don’t require a harness. Again can be indoor or outdoor.

    Also, not sure why the controversy as my climbing gym is quite clear in this distinction. Like mine I think is the highest climbing wall in the UK and says we also have boulders. There other one is just bouldering and advertised as such.

  • It be like that

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  • I find it a matter of doing stuff on your days off.

    I finish work on Friday at 12:00 (noon) and start again on Monday at 08:30.

    This weekend I managed to get in a run, a round of pitch and put, a bouldering sessions, a rock climbing session, and 80 balls at the driving range.

    Also spent an evening at a friends just smoking and chillin.

    It helps if you don’t have kids and a partner sucking up your precious time.

  • Mood

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  • Malevolent is such a nice word.

    For those, like me, that didn’t know its meaning. It means malicious.

  • Do you still have one somewhere?

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  • They can but I don’t believe the average burner phone user would even know how.

    I’m no expert but you would need to flash the firmware for the baseband modem. But then you would need a valid IMEI and then what happens with network collisions if it’s already on the network.

    How do you verify you’re actually broadcasting the spoofed IMEI without some hardware to intercept the signals being sent out.

    Just seems like a lot of effort when you can just use burner phones and not run the risk. With OPSec you only need to screw up once.

  • Do you still have one somewhere?

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  • If you’re using a burner SIM in your regular phone then it’s not really a burner SIM.

    Fine if you’re just using it to hide your phone number companies, but if you’re hiding from the authorities then it’s the devices IMEI which is going to sell you out I’m afraid.

  • This is the way

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  • What you’re going to the feature?

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  • People can be weird but spending time worrying about something so unlikely is a waste imo.

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  • Nope. Grew up in a pretty rough town and you kinda know a lot of the undesirables. I’ve been alive for over 40 years and only once confronted in the street.

    I’ll take walks home in the early hours of the morning (02:00) through very dark secluded areas.

    Now if there was a pattern of people being attacked here, then I’d be taking a different route but I tend not to worry about things like this as it’s incredibly rare and the stress of worrying probably does more damage to your health than a would be attacker.

    Edit: Have an example from a few days ago. Me and a couple of friends went for a smoke and a walk through a Forrest in pitch black with a flash light and I was more concerned with the bugs getting in my sliders than being murdered 😂.

  • Yes, another espresso will fix three days with a lack of sleep

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  • For the low low price of £10 per 0.1g.

  • Microsoft laying off about 6,000 people, or 3% of its workforce

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  • Oh fuck off pal. You sound like a child.

  • Microsoft laying off about 6,000 people, or 3% of its workforce

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  • I have no interest in looking good my friend. I’m just as flawed as the rest of us.

  • Microsoft laying off about 6,000 people, or 3% of its workforce

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  • Clearly. As I’m not insufferable, whereas you’ve got that on lock.

  • Microsoft laying off about 6,000 people, or 3% of its workforce

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  • Attacking the labour I see and not the system they have to get by in.

    Like i kind of get it, I’m a software developer and would never work for a gambling company, but I ain’t out here shitting in those who do.