#346
4 weeks ago
I think more indian immigrants will fix the issue after we destroy capitalism
#340
4 weeks ago
@replyGuy1488 yeah that's cool but have you seen the price of lates lately? this is all drumpfs fault!!
#335
4 weeks ago
^ i usually have no problem with knowing when to sleep. just got to make sure not to stay up too late. as i get older, i like to sleep now instead of trying to prolong the inevitable and feeling shitty.
#333
4 weeks ago
^ a programming language i like has shit networking and cant handle many users. the state of the art is another language called go. i borrowed their design as an extension for python. it is that extension running this website. so it acts as a live proof-of-concept for improving python.
#332
4 weeks ago
^ i think id trust older wizards judgement on themselves more more than younger at least. but i think theres something here worth mentioning. a lot of what we experience of how we're treated, who's around us, what the world is like, is only ever based on our small chunk of the world. the danger is assuming that the whole world hates us because we get a bad spawn.
there are so many instances of people whose entire outlook changed because they moved somewhere and were suddenly treated like a real person. its also a caution not to dismiss life too soon when people live so long.
there are so many instances of people whose entire outlook changed because they moved somewhere and were suddenly treated like a real person. its also a caution not to dismiss life too soon when people live so long.
#331
4 weeks ago
>I have day-time drowsiness if I take mirtazapine
i think the reason for this is even if you force your body to sleep at a certain time (with drugs or other tricks), your internal clock is still unchanged and your body still expects to sleep at the wrong time, creating fatigue or sleepiness etc.
i wish there was a way to modify your internal clock easily, but all the advice is similar to mental health i.e. "force yourself to do it and hopefully your mind/body gets the hint".
i think the reason for this is even if you force your body to sleep at a certain time (with drugs or other tricks), your internal clock is still unchanged and your body still expects to sleep at the wrong time, creating fatigue or sleepiness etc.
i wish there was a way to modify your internal clock easily, but all the advice is similar to mental health i.e. "force yourself to do it and hopefully your mind/body gets the hint".