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Mushrooms on the other hand, 2 stars.
1·22 days agoI was hoping for more information on what happens to the detained and the process ICE uses after putting human beings into unmarked vans. This just summarizes what we already know about the arrests so far.
Baldur’s Gate 3
Weird way to hold a gun
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Not with that attitude it won’t!
11·4 months agoHuh? How is being a communist, racist?
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10·5 months agoWorld building hard.
To be fair tho, your evidence is anecdotal.
4·5 months agoDread on a haunted? Sounds like a grand ole time.
Deep Rock Galactic R&S
2·5 months agoI am in a similar boat in career. I lead a small team of data engineers and do more code review now than code writing. For me, yes the meds help. They keep the tracks for my train of thought from disappearing. It stops my brain from having the context switching problems. The brain fog clears and I can actually think straight.
I’m on methylphenidate (36mg ER), but different meds work for different brains. Your experience may vary. Caffeine also affects us differently, helping us focus instead of keeping us hyper. I’ve heard it also helps convey some of the meds for more effective delivery.
I find note taking along the way with AI-assisted code summaries help too, but those don’t help my context switching difficulty.
Edit: I’d also add, schedule management REALLY helps. Avoid 30 minute back to back meetings with different themes if possible. Give your brain downtime after a meeting to chill and think. After 3-4 meetings of different concepts, my brain can’t handle anything, even with meds. This causes burnout more quickly than anything I experience.
3·5 months agoIt was always burning?
That’s what big package manager wants you to think!
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