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Hey everyone, I’m Viktor, and I’ve lived with ADHD my whole life. After dealing with all the ups and downs—distractibility, hyperfocus, and everything in between—I put my personal experiences into building a web app that’s all about helping others navigate making money off of people with ADHD for providing information one can find elsewhere for free.

Looks like Türkiye to me.

CrossCode was SO good! It’s a great game and I’m always thrilled when I find others that played it.

Did you know its studio, Radical Fish, has another game coming?

I learned Cuban Spanish. Upon going to Spain, I was told I spoke with the English vocabulary and accent equivalent to a southern yokel from the 1970s.

Dad? Is that you?!

Not OP, but I’m about 8 hours in and love it so far. It definitely has a few things I’d prefer it tweak, like a lack of HDR support on PC and no custom map markers, but they’re simply annoying, not deal breakers.

I’m assuming they’re looking to buy after this condo sale. If that’s the case, they may not have much choice as their next place will be similarly insanely inflated, so they need that money to get the monthly payment to something affordable.

That’s the position my partner and I are in. We have equity in our house, but it’s mostly because it has “appreciated” to a level that we could never afford, despite making a combined over quarter million dollars a year (due to living in a high cost of living area). Even if we sold our house at full inflated market price and used it all as a down payment, we’d be hard pressed to afford a place with the same price.

It’s not that I’m complaining about the equity, it just doesn’t get me much when everything else is insanely inflated. We barely squeaked into the place we’re in because COVID tanked interest rates and prices in our area.

Are you me? Because that’s 100% correct.

Fast thinking? When?!

If a person says something to me but doesn’t get my attention with a “hey” or similar first, queue my brain locking up and rebooting as I stammer out a response. There’s my fast thinking.

And wait for an answer. Don’t just knock then immediately walk in. I’m nearly fifty and I’m still traumatized by this.

Same here. I’ve learned to chain my habits together (tooth brushing leads to pill taking which leads to shots, etc) but if I miss that initiating action, it’s all gone.

Metroidvanie? Metroidvanii?

I think it’s because they’re raised from birth having only heard these absurd notions and many never consider if they are truly absurd or not. It’s kinda sad.

Hey fellow ADHD friend! I also had a similar experience. It’s really awful and scary, so I’m sorry you experienced it.

My solution was simple: break each tab into quarters. After I got used to 5mg, 10mg ended up being the dose for me. It takes the edge off of ADHD but without making me feel like my soul had been scooped out with a melon baller.

Of course, this assumes you aren’t on an SR/XL/XR formulation, just straight medikinet.

Back to the me/wife ADHD super combo: I want everything to be ultra organized and visibly and physically accessible. It’s how I cope with my disorganized brain.

My wife organizes by letting things slip from her hands, seemingly at random, leaving them where they fall. When things start to pile up, she’ll neatly arrange them in a tight stack somewhere, regardless of the fact nothing in the stack is related nor does it all even belong in that room. I lovingly refer to these as her nests. She typically has no recollection of even making them.

I’m looking at a new one in our closet rack: a travel pillow, some clothes, a gun cleaning kit, one shoe, an empty lockbox, and a small roll of bubble wrap.

ADHD sucks.

It helps my wife get super pissed off at me when I break her hyperfocus. Yay!

All commercial AIs are filled with censorship. What’s interesting about it is learning what different societies think is worth censoring and how they censor it.

There’s a great video on how effects like these work.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wh4aWZRtTwU

I didn’t have to vet your profile at all to figure out you’re worth blocking. You did all the work for me.

I made a mistake: point three was dripping with sarcasm, so I followed with a line meant to highlight this, but I unthinkingly wrote it in the same highly sarcastic manner.

Do you actually just assume random people are racist for zero reason in your day to day life?

I have no idea what you’re trying to infer. Please tell me this isn’t a prelude to “all racism has some truth to it”.