Reading this post and peoples comments got me thinking about neuroplasticity. There’s lots in life that nudges us towards neurodivergence - I’m fairly confident I’m diagnosable just from working in IT for decades. Back when I started and was more customer-facing, I was far better with people and could easily break down what’s happening for laypeople.

Now that I’ve zoomed out and gotten far deeper technologically, I feel like I’ve adapted into the ASD / ADHD realm

Nice counter…

Now get off my lawn!

/s

All addiction advertising should be illegal… Imagine struggling with withdrawal and giving up, and then cigarettes appear, bam!

Or alcohol - addicts actually need that shit to get through the day. The offramp for these things needs planning and consistency and this is just reinforcing the impulses

Someone’s gotta keep those tattoo artists employed!

That is rad, keep on tripping little baby…

That would be awesome!

Loving the constructive debate between you two. This is great to see, considering it’s political

Or both!

Cracking insight - well done!

Quality, but what about ME, and arguably 3.11. Does NT cover both 3.5.1 and 4? (my memory is hazy about earlier)

Degrading isn’t it. Coding for abuse - no thanks! That’s why I keep my git repo local

I just hope my inappropriate use of a comma was upsetting

I’d like to think I made it to the adjective comparison, but it became demented word salad very quickly

Holy shit, man! I don’t want to take away from your super power, but does anyone actually understand you?

…my memory was that this only worked after the routine had been trained on your typing idiosyncrasies

This pretty much sums up the recent GenAI+beans trash we’ve had all year.

Why did you need to encourage them when they’d all forgotten?

Thank you. I still find that unrealistically funny, you’ve really softened the blow.

You sound fun, I approve

It sounds like a more unhinged version of my father’s rants about the liberal agenda

That’s exactly right - this might be what ‘our generations’ need to re-learn that vaccines are a good thing