I play violin and write code but I mainly post here because I had neuroleptic induced akathisia and I think we must find non violent interventions in psychosis.
Yeah, prism mode in emacs. I love it. I went monochrome for a while - only highlighting comments, strings. I didn't get much benefit from traditional highlighting as everything it picks out already has a recognisable visual pattern or text cue.
I find highlighting nesting level sometimes provides an extra layer of utility and helps me see when I've got a misplaced bracket.
Plus it sparks joy!
@Philosophi_Cat Early WIP of a song dedicated to jupiter in 12/8 time - just recorded the drums today, in fact. A little synchronicity.
https://t.co/S7sqhgj31w
@Philosophi_Cat I have my own personal numerology system, in which 12/8 time is ruled by Jupiter.
Your Jupiter is in Capricorn, like mine - makes sense you don't like it. That kind of fun vibe doesn't come easy to us!
Not even kidding....
@paulg 10, 000 lines of code! What does it all do, I wonder?
What happened to Bill Gate's famous aphorism - "Measuring programming progress by lines of code is like measuring aircraft building progress by weight"?
No longer relevant?
You're not nuts. Akathisia is caused by drugs, it's not treatable by drugs. Drugs may alter the symptoms i.e. for a while I was on 20mg of diazepam to counter the action of akathisia induced by olanzapine.
But the akathisia problem didn't go away, it was transformed from a movement disorder into something more like non-stop generalized pain, which didn't abate until the doctors allowed me to stop taking antipsychotic that was causing the problem.
Then I stopped sleeping because I'd developed a tolerance to the diazepam and needed it to sleep.
So yeah, that these drugs have been historically used in an akathisia presentation doesn't mean they are humane or effective.
@Jonathan_Blow What makes you want to dunk on Clojure? I loved the Witness. Thought your games were about inciting awe and wonder, so curious what your motivation is here.
I agree, the architecture works well I think for structuring an app, and events that are user driven and following what happens, but data fetching can wind up creating a bunch of incidental complexity, and noise.
Not sure if this is possible or dumb, but It wonder if data-fetching / caching etc shouldn't live inside re-frame itself (ie not use the events/subscriptions) but should hook into it at the edges somehow.
...trying to find the right strain of Lacto or Bifido to solve your problem is like trying top find the right breed of dog to reforest the Amazon.
It's a non-starter. You need trees for that, and insects to pollinate them, and birds to eat the fruit and disperse the seeds.
@katsqueden@DrMario1975 @taperclinic You can reduce in small doses by finding a liquid equivalent of the drug, or by crushing the pills and dispersing them in water, and measuring out the solution.
Yes, I second Mark Horowitz's work, imo it's vital which is also backed by lots of practical real world experience. I would strongly caution against reducing any psychiatric drug more than 10% a month.
The institute for psychiatric drug withdrawal is useful https://t.co/C34FUjHAL8
@ovstoica "Thy right is to work only, but never to its fruits; let the fruit of action be not thy motive, nor let thy attachment be to inaction." - Lord Krishna (The Bhagavad Gita - 2.47)
Psychiatry is a very regulated business that seriously harms people.
To descrribe the fact that peer support groups exist to help those who have survived as "unethical" is like calling Red Cross workers who attend the sick in warzones "unethical" if they happen to receive any compensation at all.
I hope we can agree that patients having help safely to get off of drugs that are causing extreme distress, and that they are being forced on by a system that doesn't know any better is a good thing.