I think you are grossly overestimating the audience of this author. They are a “self published” author whose books are free and not read by many people.
If anything, she will see a massive spike in readers just because of curious people checking her out.
Everyone is different, after all you are literally adjusting the chemistry of your brain. But some people take a while to adjust to psych meds. I am very sensitive to psych meds and get all the weird side effects. It usually takes me about 3 months to let my body adjust to a new drug and get a real idea of how it’s going to make me feel. Admittedly I am taking more than just ADHD meds, but it can take a while to find the right thing. I have had many whose side effects started out sucking, but then went away or became tolerable. But even worse is the ones that start out perfect, but then slowly show their problem sides. It can be so difficult to switch when the side effect seems so minor at first but everything else is perfect.
Also, there are different meds and they can affect you differently. And there are different types of meds, some are stimulants and some are not.
Ok, I get it now.
If I ignore the tattoo, it could be a forearm, but who the fuck is supposed to be reading it if it is a forearm? The only way it would make any sense is if you only cared about people reading it while you were doing pullups, otherwise it’s always upside down or facing backwards.
You must forgive them young Padawan, they still have fucks to give, or have only recently run out. They are still concerned with the “knowing” of things. It is only once you reach a severe and immeasurable deficit of fucks that you can completely let go of your personal pride and ego enough to admit that this shit is fucking ridiculous and you might as well just let Google/AI remember it for you.
Dude, there are at least 4 different “for” loop syntaxes in Js/Ts alone:
for (let num = 1; num <= 5; num++) {}.
for (const num of numbers) {}.
for (const num in numbers) {}.
this.numbers].forEach(num => {});
Also don’t forget ngFor and @for in html, and then the @for in sass/scss.
That’s 7 different for loops and I haven’t included the non-for loops, or even left Angular.
Once we include some scripting like I did just this week:
bash: for i in {1…5}: do … done
dos: for /L %%i in (1,1,5) do ()
Then you can just stfu if I feel the need to remind myself of the exact syntax for one of the 3 or 4 different for loop options in c#.
As a senior programmer I can’t write a for loop without the internet.
I can’t remember the last time I saw a job listing that didn’t expect me to be an expert in at least 5 languages. The best part is that halfway through the interview you learn that they are no longer using half the languages listed, and are “transitioning” towards 2 others that aren’t even listed. You want me to whip out examples written in Fortran, C++, Rust, JS, and some random word you claim is a language in 2 hrs without the internet? Bitch, I don’t even think I could get prewritten “Hello World” examples compiled in 5 different languages in 2 hrs, much less on machine that I have never seen before.
I’m going to have to second hedgehog’s ideas of cleaning your bed and drying your tpu. Your filament says it should be good for a nozzle temp of 220-240, so I would expect stringing at 235, but it sounds like you are experiencing something a bit more extreme than “some” stringing.
I don’t know about intellij, I have worked mainly in VS Pro. I will tell you some of The things I can do in VS that help and then I’m sure intelliJ probably has similar functionality or plugins that will add it. Check to see if you can generate call graphs or call maps. VS enterprise has the ability to add each function to a graph and build up a diagram for you. Unfortunately pro and standard do not.
Ctrl + “-” will jump back to last. This allows you to reverse through the call tree.
You should be able to display a call stack that at least tells you how you got down to where you are.
Make notes about reimplements you want to make and move on. Sometimes just writing it down so you won’t forget is enough for my brain to let it go.
In VS Pro you can create a break point and then right click on the red break point dot and add conditions and\or actions. Conditions stop it from breaking there unless a condition is met, this is great when you only want to catch one iteration of a loop. Actions are something that will be evaluated and done like printing out information “$FUNCTION, myvar {my var}” will print out current function name, myvar, the value of myvar". You will be surprised how complex of a variable it will print. For instance it may print out an entire structure or contents of a class. You can then set the action to not break, that way the code performs the action and keeps going.
Doing this will allow you to generate as detailed a list as you want of breakpoints in the order in which they get hit plus any variables you want to track.
If you have android you can set different ringtones for different calendars, and you can set up multiple reminders for each event.
I then have different calendars for different categories like appointments, bills, birthdays, work events, and then holidays and vacation days.
If you need something more persistent than that AMdroid let’s you set up alarms that make sure you are awake even after you dismiss it.
I started there, but I eventually got to the heart of it now and just say I’m an asshole.
The spectrum part is the key idea here. You can be fat while not being as fat as others. The existence of the people on 600lb life doesn’t make you skinny or athletic. The existence of older people than me doesn’t make me not old. Wether or not there exists someone older than me doesn’t change how much I want you to stay the fuck off my lawn.
I have no clue about that. I only recently stumbled across the orca setting while waging my own battle against excessively aggressive supports.
In Orca slicer, if you use tree supports and hybrid, an option appears (advanced must be enabled) for something like “Essential supports only”. It is so much better than spending all that time adding or blocking supports.
That’s fine when you live alone, but it is going to make relationships difficult. Oof, and you will murder any children you have before they reach 3 years old.
Print with larger holes, but then use multiple layers. Like Russian nesting dolls, but each “doll” would be rotated very slightly.
Also, try slots in opposite directions. Horizontal slots nested inside vertical slots would effectively create a mesh.
Flat panel inserts could be printed easily and then slid into a circular holder.
“project manager”… the corporate version of the brick breaker game. But with emails instead of a ball and paddle.