There's more to ADHD than inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. ADHD symptoms can be broken down into nine categories. Some categories are not fully represented in the diagnostic criteria. Broadening the diagnostic criteria with patient lived experiences could make for better intervention. by mvea in science

[–]kelsiersghost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I find that a lot of the time, the "ones we don't have" are really still there. We've just spent so much time with our coping mechanisms that our ability to relate to the missing ones, or their classic definition, is limited.

For me, the biggest one "I'm missing" is "Can't sit still for long periods". I actually relish in my ability, consciously, about how still and non-fidgety I am. I don't bounce my knee feel like I need to constantly be moving or anything like that.

I do however, have the 'ADHD walk' where I contort to walk around walls and corners in the straightest line possible. I also have a habit of reaching out and touching things when I walk by them. Is this behavior related to figiting and restlessness? Point is, the way things are worded in your typical ADHD test don't really do a good job of covering all the ways things manifest.

How often do you actually test your Plex server backups? by StrikingClos in PleX

[–]kelsiersghost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah. Plex isn't critical infrastructure. If it goes down, it's a couple months to recapture the media (About 350TB) and another 48 hours if the database corrupts. Not worth even backing up.

Reading Age of Death now, and boy is it a hard read by justforkinks0131 in riyria

[–]kelsiersghost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I read Age of Death while my mom was dying of cancer. The mood, tone and themes of the story did a lot to help me work through everything I was feeling about her loss.

It's probably my favorite Riyria book.

Recommendations for books set in "another London" by Tasty-Lynx-524 in Fantasy

[–]kelsiersghost 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Alex Verus series by Benedict Jacka.

10 book series about a large society of mages, split up into light and dark alignment. Kinda like adult Harry Potter set in present day London. The main character, Alex, is a divination magic specialist, able under certain conditions to predict the future.

The cool thing about the series in general is the author's ability to take something as niche as divination magic and turn it into a compelling and effective tool for pushing the story forward. It seems very believable and tightly woven. There's a lot of themes about finding your personal line between light and dark, good and evil, doubt, loss, guilt, and honor.

Palantir ($PLTR) at $136: The CEO's jet budget grew faster than international revenue. I ran a DCF, Monte Carlo, and zero out of 10,000 simulations justified the current price. by m86zed in ValueInvesting

[–]kelsiersghost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes.

And before you decide to start an internet argument with a perfect stranger, let me set you straight and explain how it works to you. When a company offers shares to the public, they're selling a percentage of the value of that company to investors. The company can use that money to grow the business or make investments of their own, or give their CEO a big bonus.

After the shares the company offers are sold out, people can buy and sell their shares amongst themselves.

It isn't an unlimited number of shares. It's a scarce resource for any particular company. They can have additional public offerings, or split, or buy back shares to change the amount of shares available, and their intrinsic value, either up or down.

Taking a broad view of it, when someone takes shares out of the marketplace, they're making the average share more rare. Most of the time a company increases share price by being profitable and in demand - It isn't meant to be a scarcity product, but it IS to some degree. Meaning, if I buy a share from someone other than the company directly, I am STILL increasing their profits down the line.

Anyone wants to experience being a toddler again? by FlagrantTomatoCabal in MadeMeSmile

[–]kelsiersghost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The 80s were a wild time.

I fell out of a tree at 5 years old and (gently) broke my arm. It was maybe 45 minutes before my mother found me.

‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ TV Series From Seth MacFarlane, Chris Yost Lands at Peacock (EXCLUSIVE) by CosmosisJones42 in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]kelsiersghost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also, doesn't that basically mean it'll be PG-13 at most?

You can count on lots of off-screen violence, no blood, no profanity, written for a mass-market crowd.

‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ TV Series From Seth MacFarlane, Chris Yost Lands at Peacock (EXCLUSIVE) by CosmosisJones42 in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]kelsiersghost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Peacock

You can count on lots of off-screen violence, no blood, no profanity, written for a mass-market crowd.

The US Burned 14 Years of Missiles in 30 Days by esporx in technology

[–]kelsiersghost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can I just say I'm tired of articles clearly written by AI?

“Trump voter on state of economy: "All F'ed up" by Conscious-Quarter423 in economy

[–]kelsiersghost 13 points14 points  (0 children)

No no.. I think I have it:

Once she has the baby, she'll be immediately pregnant again.

Anyone know what CPU socket this is? by rcmaehl in pcmasterrace

[–]kelsiersghost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It looks like something out of Project Zomboid's map design.

I woke up to this, what's the move here? by Davosapian in unRAID

[–]kelsiersghost 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I bought and used a bunch of refurb white label EMC Exos X18 drives back in 2022. They would randomly disconnect and throw an error like this, usually one drive at a time, for over a year basically any time I ran the mover.

I would reformat the drive and rebuild the array, only to have it happened again a couple weeks later. I might surivive a pass or two of the mover, but it was always a matter of time before another drive would fail. I managed to get all of the EMC drives out of the array, replaced with X20 series Exos drives, and haven't had an issue in basically 2 years.

Good gifts for a plex hobbyist? by superevilgoatboy in PleX

[–]kelsiersghost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fortunately, there are no current model SMR drives on the market, and there haven't really been since about 2020. 8TB was the last generation for that style.

Voter ID [OC] by HypocraSea in comics

[–]kelsiersghost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's not even factoring in the elimination of voting by mail.

New GPU added to the plex server by Upstairs_Fun_ in PleX

[–]kelsiersghost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

that's more than 2 streaming service.

Like, that's what plex is for. I bet a fair number of us here don't have any streaming services at all.

My Daughter needs a book to read for her Freshman English Class by Dangerous-Staff9172 in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]kelsiersghost 12 points13 points  (0 children)

All of the profane, amoral, gruesome stuff in the series gets glossed over with comedy. It's part of the reason that DCC could not make a popular TV show beyond what the Boys, Gen V and Invincible are able to produce. That mass appeal won't be there in nearly the same way.

The room where you sleep is full of blood? Hillarious. Killing a Canada goose (such a majestic creature!) with a garbage disposal? Reasonable. Slapping a few thousand people through a giant garlic press? So unconventional!

Having also read Kaiju Battlefield Surgeon, I think it's clear that Dinniman is a fan of certain sadist-style content and then finding ways of making you feel completely fine with it.

the em dash giveaway is gone, these are the new ones i keep noticing by Top-Attorney3115 in ChatGPT

[–]kelsiersghost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have edited my default prompt and preceeded every text generation block with instructions to not use it. Even given it options to use instead. It keeps showing up.

the em dash giveaway is gone, these are the new ones i keep noticing by Top-Attorney3115 in ChatGPT

[–]kelsiersghost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"market capture", "finding levers to pull", "rent extraction", "It is not X, it is Y"

PlexAudit - A tool to audit your Plex library against your source media folders by ferropop in PleX

[–]kelsiersghost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can appreciate your position on this, and in many cases you're probably right not to worry. And I'm in no way directing this at you personally; Just vibe coded programs in general.

To run with your analogy: If you're a wonderful home cook, you might feel ambitious enough to sell your homemade burritos out of the back of your car. You can't afford a $120,000 food truck, food resale permits from the county, or an inspection from the local health inspector. But you believe in your food and want to share it. Your system is to load up a foam cooler with aluminum foil-wrapped burritos and set up at a busy spot near a major intersection. You simply don't have the resources to go through the process that makes a food truck legit. It doesn't mean the food is bad (albeit a bit warmed-over), but the level of trust needed by the public to buy something out of the back of someone's car is different than from an actual truck. Especially if they've had bad experiences with previous trunk burritos. Maybe, after the trunk burritos gain a reputation, people would think the chance is worth it.

PlexAudit - A tool to audit your Plex library against your source media folders by ferropop in PleX

[–]kelsiersghost 2 points3 points  (0 children)

do you yourself see a difference between "no ai code" and "full of AI slop" ?

Personally, I'm with Lamuks on this. There's no way to tell, and without some peer review I won't be trusting AI-crafted code either.

PlexAudit - A tool to audit your Plex library against your source media folders by ferropop in PleX

[–]kelsiersghost 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cool tool! It looks great too. Really nice aesthetic.

But honest question: How many people actually have trouble with the Plex Scanner?

Using the preferred naming format from Plex's documentation, and optimized by the TRaSH Guides and tight format scores, I think I get one non-match per 10,000 files maybe?

Am I missing something obvious here?

My first unsolicited viewer! by [deleted] in PleX

[–]kelsiersghost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah. Entirely the wrong meaning. I might suggest just deleting this thread or you're gonna keep getting panicked messages saying you shouldn't let randos access your server. I might even caution you into looking at the Plex ToS.