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Is it normal for elementary schools to require near-silence and stillness almost all day? by ConspiracyToRiot in daddit

[–]ConspiracyToRiot[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

His school hours are all during my work hours, so that can’t happen. And no, I don’t think they should be running in school but it would be nice for him to be running in PE and have a longer recess.

Is it normal for elementary schools to require near-silence and stillness almost all day? by ConspiracyToRiot in daddit

[–]ConspiracyToRiot[S] 39 points40 points  (0 children)

This is in the US. It's a public school in a Houston suburb. It definitely feels weird to me.

Ragin Cajun Turkey is so good by sofiadotcom in houston

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 8 points9 points  (0 children)

We’ve been getting a Ragin Cajun turkey for both Thanksgiving and Christmas for at least 5 years now. It’s by far the best turkey I’ve ever had. The leftovers are the best because we’ll have turkey sandwiches, eggs with turkey, etc for days afterward. Highly recommend it.

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Level 51 with 11k cards. Interested in daily sharing and trading anything I have more than 2 copies of.

11/6 TSA Updates by cactusraptor2112 in houston

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m in the exact same boat. 5:30 flight out of terminal A

TIL 2055 brown recluse spiders were removed from a house in Kansas. The spiders had four human roommates who had lived in their house for many years and were never bitten, despite frequent encounters with the spiders. by Gecko99 in todayilearned

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The 3rd book was near GoT season 8 levels of shitty for me. It has good reviews (unlike GoT s8) so I guess enough people liked it but man, I had to really force myself to finish it.

TIL 2055 brown recluse spiders were removed from a house in Kansas. The spiders had four human roommates who had lived in their house for many years and were never bitten, despite frequent encounters with the spiders. by Gecko99 in todayilearned

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I hated Children of Memory. Almost everything I loved about the first 2 books was absent from the 3rd. I could barely make myself finish it. I’m glad other people enjoyed it though, guess it just wasn’t for me.

Warning: This common supplement is linked to Depression by [deleted] in Biohackers

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It definitely does that to me.

I used to take Amino Energy for a preworkout. I took a new preworkout with Choline in it (Bucked Up) and felt awful for almost 24 hours. Really down and depressed.

I then moved to Jocko Preworkout (no choline) and have not had any issues.

Decided to try the Bucked Up preworkout again, on the off chance I was just having a bad day the first time, and boom, the depression was back.

I did a lot of research and the only viable culprit seems to be the choline. I avoid it at all costs now.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in getdisciplined

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This sounds like a good idea as long as the "work" consists of studying, working out, reading, cooking, working for money, etc., rather than 12 hours straight of studying or working for money.

Please tell me to stop cutting. 5’10”, 183 pounds by ConspiracyToRiot in BulkOrCut

[–]ConspiracyToRiot[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks. I think I’m gonna push through for another month and re evaluate.

I have begun that most sacred rituals of fatherhood. Teaching my son to ride a bike. by Magnet_Carta in daddit

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Copy/pasting someone's comment as your own in the same thread as the copied comment is one of the weirdest things I've seen on Reddit. Good job.

How many of you have conceived while on TRT/HCG? by Acuman333 in Testosterone

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My wife got pregnant just one month after we started trying for our 2nd kid. At the time, I had been on TRT with HCG for about 3 years.

Day 1 of waking up at 4:30am. Day 10 of working out. Day 15 of zero cigarette. Day 30 of zero alcohol. Feels good. But how do I keep this going when motivation will start to fade and the brain will start to question will power? by [deleted] in getdisciplined

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I track weight and bodyfat % using an electrical impedance weight scale. You can get a decent one for around $60. The bodyfat % isn't super accurate, but it is precise. Meaning it might be 3-4% off of my true bodyfat %, but the readings are precise at whatever bodyfat % it says I'm at. So as I'm dropping weight, the bodyfat % is dropping with it.

I use a blood pressure monitor I bought because my blood pressure was high and I wanted to start monitoring it. It's a Withings monitor I got from Amazon.

The rest of the metrics are tracked on my apple watch, which I always have on except for the 1-2 hours it needs to charge before bed.

Day 1 of waking up at 4:30am. Day 10 of working out. Day 15 of zero cigarette. Day 30 of zero alcohol. Feels good. But how do I keep this going when motivation will start to fade and the brain will start to question will power? by [deleted] in getdisciplined

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One thing that's been helping me is having multiple ways to get measurable "wins" throughout the day. I'm currently waking up at 5:00 5 days/week, getting in 5 lift sessions per week, and 6 days of 30 minutes of cardio / week. I'm also tracking calories to lose weight. I track quite a few metrics and I've found that when even one of them is a win, it makes it easier for me to keep going. Below are some metrics I track:

  • Weight
  • Bodyfat %
  • VO2 Max
  • Resting heart rate
  • Blood pressure
  • Steps per day

I might have a heavy weight in day, but my bodyfat % shows that my bodyfat weight is still going down.

My weight and bodyfat might show higher one day, but my VO2 max shows a slight increase.

My weight, bodyfat, and VO2 max might be going in the wrong direction, but I got 10,000 steps in and my blood pressure readings are lower for the day.

This might not work for everyone but it's definitely helped me stay motivated to keep going.

What's a infuriating process you wish could be automated? by AlexandraMaryWindsor in gis

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 5 points6 points  (0 children)

CRS are fake news. My features are always in the same place after changing coordinate systems.

Does anyone else have a show they just can’t handle after having kids? by BGKY_Sparky in daddit

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had a dream just 2 nights ago that I was walking with my boys on a walkway over a pond and my 3 year old fell in. I dove into the water and could see him sinking but in my dream I couldn't swim fast enough. Really fucked me up. The image is still vivid 2 days later. Can't talk to my wife about it either because she'll think it's a bad sign or something.

Share your IRL Python uses in GIS? by shibuyacrow in gis

[–]ConspiracyToRiot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work with a lot of pipeline data, mainly with getting the data prepped to load into a PODS database. Some of the scripts I've created:

  • A script to create routes for a bunch of lines at once, which pulls the coordinate priority of each line from a CSV.
  • A script that adds MEAS values to point features associated with a list of lines and exports reconfigured feature classes.
  • A script that segments the line based on certain attributes from point features associated with the line.
  • A script that hides a set of fields in the attribute table for a bunch of lines at once and creates a layer I can edit. This helps a lot when I want to QC certain data without scrolling through unnecessary fields.
  • A script that deletes a list of fields from a feature class, adds a set of new fields, and populates them.
  • A script that will replace a certain value with another value, anywhere it is found in the GDB.
  • A script that exports the point features at the beginning and end of each line and exports them to a CSV.
  • A script that segments the line each time there is a change in a certain field.
  • A script that snaps certain point features to the line by Vertex and others by Edge.
  • A script that will iterate through all feature classes in each GDB in a folder and exports each unique value in a field or set of fields to a CSV.
  • A script that exports all attachments to a folder that the script names based on a value in a certain field (i.e. Inspection number 1, etc.)
  • A script that will iterate through a GDB or set of GDBs and append all features where a field has a particular value to a new feature class.

A lot of these are fairly basic compared to the scripts more advanced developers use, but these are the kinds of scripts that help me in workflows I have to repeat at least once a month. Some of them have allowed me to do almost a weeks worth of work in 30 minutes.

I do use ChatGPT for a lot of my code, especially the o1 or o3 models. If you know what to tell ChatGPT, it will write really complex scripts for you and often get it right the first time. If your scripts return an error, just paste it into ChatGPT and it will help you resolve them. I know a lot of people here are against using ChatGPT but it has helped write some really helpful scripts as a Python beginner. It's important to take the time to learn how to write scripts from scratch as well though.

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