If a tool could be used to detect and remove CSAM and ban users then it should. No one should need to see that kind of stuff. It leaves a mark.

I’d try act more surprised but I’ve noticed you’ve been running this bar for a while

This community is the best thing about lemmy for me.

That’s Bij

I’m a senior dev and the amount of bullshit code that LLMs generate is just unacceptable if you are copy pasting. You should take the output as you would take a junior coders output and code review it the same way and then use your own version in the commit. Don’t be lazy to just use some of the ideas and completely refactor the output if needed. You will find that LLMs accuracy drops dramatically when you go from easy/common -> average/uncommon -> hard/rare problems. They also don’t care much for optimization.

Haha OMG this is perfectly on target

Haha! Pretty good!

Waking up from hearing a loud noise could be that you hallucinated the noise. Check out exploding head syndrome (coolest name ever)

The body rewards physical excercise with dopamine and endorphins. ADHD people are especially sensitive to rewards. You are accustomed to that now and it’s your new normal. I think that you could readjust after a while if you stopped the physical activity but that’s your choice.

Haha! This is perfect.

I knew you’d guess it right first try 😉

Bingo!

Haha! Most definitely.

I’d put this up on my wall, congrats!

Drivel…

I’ve seen some front ends for Lemmy total it.

I bet the sheep are spherical.

Worst website design Ive ever seen.

Excellent advice. I came to the same conclusions for Ritalin.

Stimulant medications can help with executive disfunction, and if that is something problematic in your life, having it go better can have ripple effects on the rest of your life, like for instance confidence levels, feelings of well being and happiness.

Anti depressants can help with mood fluctuations and anxiety.

Tranquilizers can help with panic attacks.

Depending on the country you’re from, a simple visit to a GP could yield some results, especially if your therapist is a registered psychologist and discusses a medication trial with your doctor.

As others have commented, there is no cure for the thing we call ADHD, and being medicated only helps with some things. You will still need to navigate the difficult parts of your life.

A change in mindset can have dramatic effects on anger issues and talking about sensitive issues. Learning how you work and communicating what you need (coping strategies) to your loved ones is important. If you haven’t already discussed coping strategies in therapy then I would go that route.

Personally, I identify with your struggles and although I don’t think I will ever resolve some of those difficulties, I have made good progress. When something sensitive comes up that I don’t want to talk about or if I feel anger, I say to my partner let’s revisit this topic later after I have had time to cool down and reason about it with logic instead of emotion. The time when the topic is revisited can be a few hours or the next day but not too long in the future.

Good luck friend.