sspboyd, to chess
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There's two kinds of people in this world...

#chess #entropy #disorder #randomness

jan, to random
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A student that I’ve worked with was said to have Attention Deficit Disorder. When I brought him into the field, I noticed he had the ears of a scout. He was able to monitor all four directions at the same time, and notice bird calls from every direction.
So, I watched him over time. When we worked indoors, in the classroom, in the group, he was a bit unable to sit still. But when we got out in the field, he was always the first one to see the hawk, always the first one to spot the hiding instructor, always the first one to hear the bird warnings.
And I started to ask myself, “Is that a disorder, or a gift?
—Jon Young, Seeing Through Native Eyes, audio

Nonog, to mathematics

Mathematicians Crack a Century-Old Problem That's Perfect For Your Next Party
Mathematicians have found a new way to impose order on chaos in the form of an answer to a challenge which has puzzled them for nearly a century – a so-called Ramsey problem known as r(4,t).
https://www.sciencealert.com/mathematicians-crack-a-century-old-problem-thats-perfect-for-your-next-party #r(s,t)

br00t4c, to random
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mxtthxw, to random
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The word disorder is starting to bother me. Maybe condition is better?

If I’m going to be disorderly at least let me be drunk as well.

ajaxStardust, to linux
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How do you handle the new of feeling compelled to your twee... X, (shh! i'm twittering a new X!) i'm proliferating something random about ? Anyway... here it is:

I usually have on in the AM. But won't stream on . How do you like that, @nbcnews ? I went with @abcnewstalent on @plex this morning. now which I'm guessing is the @amazonfreevee . I came to mention: I like this better and It's more

FedorSv575, to Depression

I tried to quickly draw a girl with mental disorders (AI-created). The textual source of inspiration will be listed below and here is an example from there:

  1. My tea mug when it is too hot to hold and I feel like I might drop it before I make it back...

https://www.riakovbasa.com/things-that-scare-me/

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ceruleanarc, to mentalhealth

Matt Lowry, LPP, of Child & Adolescent Psychological Evaluations, LLC, in St. Matthews, Kentucky, created diagnostic criteria for folks, if neurotypical folks were diagnosed with a instead of folks.

It's pretty genius, and it showcases precisely why pathologizing any can do more harm than good by stigmatizing anything that deviates from what most people consider "normal."

You can read more about Matt Lowry at his website: https://www.mattlowrylpp.com

Enjoy the following 6 images, which show the proposed, hypothetical diagnostic criteria for !

(1 of 2)

Specify current severity: Severity is based on social obsessions and level of need for consistent social interaction. B) Restricted concepts of what is socially appropriate, or an ambiguously-defined "normal," as manifested by at least two of the following, currently, or by history (examples are illustrative, not exhaustive): 1. Stereotyped or repetitive beliefs that have been passed down from prior generations and are not questioned. 2. Injection of ritualistic phrases into social interaction, and/or asking rhetorical questions that lack genuine query and exist solely to perpetuate the duration of social interaction (l.e. "How are you?" "I'm fine!" "Working hard or hardly working?") If the social interaction is paused, these phrases may need to be repeated before communication can be resumed. 3. Insistence on sameness, inflexible adherence to prior behaviors "the way it's always been done," or ritualized patterns of nonverbal or verbal behavior (i.e. adherence to family traditions despite being draining of energy, emotions, and causing conflict.)
4. Loosely defined and poorly maintained interests that lack intensity or focus, and tend to be used anecdotally in order to facilitate social communication. 5. Hyporeactivity to environmental stimuli, requiring excessive and ongoing stimuli to supplement the environment (i.e. drinking alcohol while in nature, listening to loud music while driving, or talking on the phone while doing other activities). Specify current severity: Severity is based on social communication obsessions and lack of defined interests. C) Deficits in healthy identity development as manifested by at least two of the following, currently, or by history (examples are illustrative, not exhaustive): 1. Identity is based largely on the social group with whom the client identifies (i.e. religion, race, sports team, political party, alcoholic beverage of choice) 2. Due to identity being based on a particular social group, the client has hostility towards other social groups that the client finds to be in opposition of their own social group.
3. The client has an obsessive need for competition to prove their own abilities and to somehow out-do or outmaneuver others. This need may lead to their own competition or an obsession with competition on television (i.e. sporting events, competitive talent shows, competitive cooking shows, or shows where contestants are eliminated weekly). 4. The client engages in self-elevation, as evidenced by braggartry, pageantry, and endless self-promotion. 5. On more days than not, the individual experiences an unquestioned compulsion to perform ritualistic acts that signal membership in a perceived social group, such as a gender, despite costing the individual significant time, money, or physical discomfort. The individual holds beliefs that confirm these rituals are necessary. If they are unable to perform the rituals, they feel excessive anxiety, and may even suffer a crisis of identity. Examples include but are not limited to: spending large amounts of time and money on make-up and other cosmetic procedures; wearing uncomfortable and physically restrictive clothing, such as high heels or tight pants; spending more money on a product that is marketed as congruent with one's identified gender than on an equivalent product

AmenZwa, to IT
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Defensive driving on American highways is when you assume that everyone wizzing past you at 30 above posted is out to do you in, so you use more-than-warranted caution.

Likewise, in , is when you assume that every piece code—functions your team wrote, libraries and frameworks that were foisted upon you, all of them—are out to get you.

And like defensive driving, defensive programming turns a freeing, joyous activity, namely programming, into a paranoid schizophrenic .

itnewsbot, to science
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Over 230 people get puzzling neurological disorder in Peru; emergency declared - Enlarge / The Plaza Mayor or Plaza de Armas of Lima in Peru, part of a ... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=1956957 -barresyndrome

PaquitoBernard, to psychology

Our 1st interventional study examining the effects of on in adults with a is out :ablobcatbongocry: :ablobwave:

https://psyarxiv.com/u6krq/

A-B-A design combined with ecological momentary assessments

Analyzed data with "scan" package :ablobcatenjoy:

https://jazznbass.github.io/scan-Book/


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lisabortolotti, to philosophy
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