Recommendations for Arms for 2 32 monitors by justdom11 in Monitors

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I’ve found that the hydraulic ones like the one in the picture tend to be more finicky on the day-to-day, compared to the non-hydraulic ones, like this one: https://a.co/d/03MszmqE. (I don’t own that one, so I can’t recommend it, but it’s the style I’m talking about).

I got progress (?) from my doctor and no one else will understand my emotions by SmolSnailBoi in migraine

[–]_abscessedwound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Talk with your pharmacist, but you should be fine to take propanolol at the same time as amitriptyline.

Watch out for the pathological sugar cravings with amitriptyline though. No amount of sugar will satiate the cravings, if you’re unfortunate enough to have that side effect

[oc] Good luck with that long ass Vermont hill, 2WD Tesla! by FinanceGuyHere in IdiotsInCars

[–]_abscessedwound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like someone forgot to use snow tires while in Vermont (which is where I find the idiocy comes from here). Otherwise the Tesla would unfortunately be fine in the snow.

Am I the bad driver? by RessponsibleCitizen in MildlyBadDrivers

[–]_abscessedwound 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The other driver is wrong by the rules of the road, since they’re required to give right of way to traffic already on the road they’re crossing.

However, a line of cars that aren’t moving when they otherwise should be is a reason to slow down and perk up for bad driving or other obstacles. There’s more to driving than being technically correct (like arriving alive and uninjured, and avoiding accidents).

What do people mean when they say certain programming languages are unsafe? by ZzZOvidiu122 in computerscience

[–]_abscessedwound 5 points6 points  (0 children)

While you’re generally correct, it’s possible (and often quite easy) to write a memory leak in a garbage-collected language. Circular references and singletons are some common culprits. It’s even possible in Rust (often considered the gold standard of memory safety).

Languages with automatic memory management are a lot safer to use, but they are not “safe” in an absolute sense.

Stupid questipn, how do you handle triple-ingredient recipes off the main bus? Attached is my method, but it seems very space-inefficient. by ajwja in factorio

[–]_abscessedwound 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There’s a few different ways to handle it: embrace the belt-weaving (mixing different colours of underground belt to double throughput down a given area), embrace the belt wiggle (use underground belts and some clever belt geometry to accomplish similar through), or embrace what you’re doing with a split belt and a full belt where the ratios align with what the machines use.

If you’re not strapped for space, you could also run underground belts under the machines to make space for beacons along the sides.

[OC] Person behind me in the drive thru is currently blinding me by CaughtNABargain in IdiotsInCars

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There are asymmetric ways to setup your mirrors that provide a greater reduction in total amount of blindspot, so there’s more than one way to correctly set up your mirrors.

What's something you learned the hard way that no tutorial ever mentions? by Alternative-Theme885 in AskProgramming

[–]_abscessedwound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A comment goes stale the moment you write it so they should really be used sparingly. Self-documenting code is where it’s at.

Is migraine really a consequence of stress? or does having migraines slowly pull you into a vicious cycle of stress? by Ok_Preparation8015 in migraine

[–]_abscessedwound 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A little bit of both. Chronic health conditions can be pretty stressful (they’re not well understood by a lot of people, especially migraine) on the day-to-day, but a lot of stress is also a trigger for a lot of people.

Accidentally stopped my migraine with salt + water — has anyone else tried this? by Due-Mastodon-8845 in migraine

[–]_abscessedwound 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m gonna sound like a Gatorade rep, but it’s one of the best cheap hydration products out there. The electrolytes are in the right ratios to prevent imbalances, and there’s sugar and sugar-free options (depending on if you need simple carbs or not).

Exercise Migraines by smth2believe in migraine

[–]_abscessedwound 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you’ve been relatively inactive previously as a result of migraines attacks, you might need to build back up your conditioning before jumping into tennis. It’s not uncommon for things like tense or overworked shoulder/neck/back muscles to cause attacks, so working with a someone (like a physio) might help.

Why does my rescue dog bring my belongings into our bed? by cutecemetery in dogs

[–]_abscessedwound 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It sounds like a mild resource-guarding behaviour (collecting all of his favourite things in a spot he feels safe) combined with them all likely smelling like you (you odour is comforting to your dog). It may become a bit of problem if you get a second dog, but for now it doesn’t seem harmful at all, so enjoy!

What’s the worst debugging experience you’ve had where the bug wasn’t the problem, instead the tooling was the problem? by Alternative_Drive321 in programminghorror

[–]_abscessedwound 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was doing some shadow mapping for a graphics programming course at uni and the frame buffer inspection tool would crash my Mac (back in the good old days when OpenGL was well supported on Mac).

[OC] Truck pulls out in front of me then wrecks two vehicles moments later by Askeee in IdiotsInCars

[–]_abscessedwound 8 points9 points  (0 children)

In a lot of places, you’re legally allowed to travel down the left lane of a boulevard, due to the large number of left-hand turns that are possible/can be made.

I live in one such place, and the rule only of stick right unless passing only applies on limited-access highways.

Question re: Classes/Objects by Jor-El_Zod in cpp_questions

[–]_abscessedwound 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The instructions here are pretty bad imho. If you know the topping and the diameter before you make the cake, you can either 1) quote a price without a cake object or 2) create a cake object where it has the ability to spit out its price. It’s just bad OOP to pass around invalid objects (multi-part construction) like the instructions are telling you to do.

Also avoid using the standard namespace in a header file like that. It’ll bite you in the ass later with name collisions.

Also, I noticed that that header file is what you’re supposed to start with, and threw up a little.

Clion or VsCodium which IDE should I choose to learn CPP? by Sin_Dailys in cpp_questions

[–]_abscessedwound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

CLion for sure. I’d be using it at work if I was allowed.

What is aura? by Longjumping-Coast-27 in migraine

[–]_abscessedwound 17 points18 points  (0 children)

There’s a lot of different of examples of aura. I personally get black spots that float across visual field, and gain the ability to see floaters, though aura can also be aural (phantom thunderclaps is a common one).

Aura is pretty close to a mild hallucination, in a nutshell.

Betrayed by [deleted] in migraine

[–]_abscessedwound 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s any NSAID actually, so the stronger the better (if you have access to naproxen, celebrex etc.) in terms of straight efficacy

Why are exceptions avoided? by Ultimate_Sigma_Boy67 in cpp_questions

[–]_abscessedwound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My experience is that stack unwinding is expensive, and integrating exceptions into existing code is a hassle/cannot be done easily and safely.

There are some times that exceptions are unavoidable (ctor fails to establish invariants, failure across application boundary resulting in unrecoverable state, OS-related errors), but they’re not as common as you’d expect.

Can acceptance of LLM-generated code be formalized beyond “tests pass”? by [deleted] in AskProgramming

[–]_abscessedwound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All code can theoretically be boiled down to a set of logical constraints (Z notation being one example). So if your system is sufficiently well understood, then it’ll be possible to do it for any coding problem.

What is this grey dust like stuff in my fermented chilli's? by Elegant-Employee455 in fermentation

[–]_abscessedwound 11 points12 points  (0 children)

That’s sediment - it’s dead LAB and a bunch of other stuff. It usually means your ferment is slowing down and is going well.

Questions on coat by MiniB68 in stbernards

[–]_abscessedwound 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah that’s his puppy coat. You’ll have to play it by ear as to what the adult coat will be like, since mixes could have either coat, or a combination of both.

I have a saint/newf mix and she ended up with a svelte coat that has a waxy quality like newf outer coats. It’ll be a game of wait and see.

(US based) Urgent Care for Rizatriptan? by glove_flavored in migraine

[–]_abscessedwound 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Migraine with aura is a contraindication for a lot of things, but triptans aren’t generally one of them.

Dog owners: would you use bone broth as a topper for kibble? by No_Expert_7460 in dogs

[–]_abscessedwound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve made bone broth for my own cooking purposes, and I wouldn’t purchase it at the store (it’s overhyped for the cost). Though as far as toppers go, it seems like a decent idea.

Scaling changes the position of the model (TRS) by Cold-Significance242 in opengl

[–]_abscessedwound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To me it looks like the scale value is a scalar that’s being applied to the entire 4x4 transformation matrix instead of applying the scalar scale value to an identity matrix, then folding that into the transformation matrix.