@moosetwin @tagginator Not scared. It’s just that, sadly, nobody will see your comment from lemmy as most have the bot blocked.

@Val oh that’s a good one!

@samara Well, I mean depends on what you mean by “identifying as anarchist”, but anarchism is a fairly radical sociopolitical movement.

@Plopp @rockSlayer Not necessarily, althought ADHD people tend to be anti-authoritarian. However ASD people tend to have a very strong sense of justice. But they can still be factually wrong. But often whatever we believe is right, we believe it and push for it strongly. This is why you usually find ASD people with radical beliefs, from Anarchism, to TERFs to Objectivists etc.

@rockSlayer Oh yeah, AuDHD here. My anti-authority and strong sense of justice is probably why I was always in that mindframe since I was a kid.

@BeAware go to bed already! :D

@Draconic_NEO @div0

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@Draconic_NEO @div0 No it’s still OK.

@Draconic_NEO @div0 Yep. Just followed /c/piracy from mastodon.

@Draconic_NEO @div0 I can see the post from mastodon

@EclecticSleep @db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com if you have an instance that you think would guarantee for you, you can also mention them in your solicitation and they’ll get a pm

@Martineski Finally mastodon started expanding linked images by default! So now ADHD memes are boostable on mastodon. Pity it’s not possible to attach a tag though.

@Stanley_Pain @db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com on the sidebar

@fmstrat each tensor is small. The problem is when you have millions of them and you have to compare each image to each. You can’t index this. It has to be one by one. And you still need to covert the new image to tensors as well,which still needs gpu. I just don’t see anything useful here. The current system would be faster.

@Draghetta @db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com lol being able to concentrate very well only when something interests you and not at all when it doesn’t is **stereotypical ADHD** 😁. You don’t have to be diagnosed if by now you’ve learned to cope with it, but read up on on it at least. People with ADHD who know they have it even if not diagnosed by a doctor can find more peace and better ways to handle it.