Ok so I hope this comes across ok. Im a heavy drinkefunctional alcoholic. When i drink its heavy but in between its all healthy n gym n positivity.
However, as we all know from experience the drinking part becomes more powerful than all the positive stuff.
I swallowed the red pill, listened to joe rogan and mckenna etc. i have tried mushrooms n cannabis as a way to relax or help explore thoughts instead of drinking.
Heres what i found;
Mushrooms are cool but tbh, not life changing.
Cannabis, give me a dizzy head but not much else.
So nothing reasonably healthy gives me that chill or relax feeling at the end of a day like alcohol.
Im asking ppl to plz advise here, do i try moderate or try spend the rest of my life white knuckling sobriety or open to reasonable healthy options?

Hey guys! I just wanted to put up my own experience moving through this year’s Canadian Resident Matching Service or CaRMS cycle so that others have a bit more clarity into what to prepare/focus on for future cycles. Here’s a bit of my background in a nutshell below to give some context:
I am currently a 27M Vietnamese-Canadian studying abroad (CSA originally born in Winnipeg, MB but spent the majority of my life in Ottawa, ON) awaiting to start family medicine residency on July 1 in Brandon, Manitoba but started this journey back in 2015.
I originally did 1.5 years of my undergraduate degree in Biochemistry at the University of Ottawa before seriously deciding on medicine as my career path. During my 1st university year, I applied to different medical schools in the UK (I think only Cardiff + Bristol considered me briefly but still turned down in the end) but got rejected from them. I was only invited + accepted to the MBChB programme at the University of Buckingham Medical School which lasted for about 4.5 years starting from January 2015. I had also done 2 electives in Ottawa (one under neurosurgery and the other in orthopaedics) during my final year of medical school prior to graduation in June 2019.
From there, I entered into the Foundation Programme in August 2019 (equivalent of medical internship in the US/Canada), which I did under the West Midlands South Foundation School, with pretty much all my time being in Worcestershire county. I did my FY1 rotations at the Alexandra Hospital, Redditch and my FY2 rotations at the Worcestershire Royal Hospital, Worcester. During this time, I had attempted the MCCQE1 exam twice (failed at 202 in January 2020, passed at 236 in October 2020) and attempted the NAC exam once (failed at 390 in March 2020). Ultimately, I withdrew early before my last FY2 rotation in April 2021 to focus on my 2nd NAC exam attempt, gain some clinical experience/connections on Canadian ground, and sort out other personal issues. I attempted the NAC exam again in October 2021 but failed at 1364. After taking a mixture of time off to mentally recover with family support and studying for the USMLE step I via UWorld as a distraction from November 2021 to April 2022, I took up a few different private NAC courses in the following chronological order from then onward to figure out where I was lacking at up until my third NAC attempt (passed with superior performance at 1452 on September 17, 2022):

1. BeMo’s OSCE Preparation Platinum (all done virtually over Zoom; first session on April 11, 2022 and last session on August 28, 2022 for a total of 13 sessions).
2. TutorIMG NAC OSCE Live Online Course (all done virtually over Zoom; first session on July 21, 2022 and last session on August 30, 2022 for a total of 11 sessions over).
3. Medical Training Express Live Online OSCE Course (all done virtually over Zoom on July 28, 2022 and last session on September 10, 2022 for a total of 12 sessions).
4. Mark’s MedSckool Reviews (technically took last year in person from August 30 - September 3, 2021 and again virtually over Zoom from August 22 – 26, 2022).

After I received notification of my NAC exam result on November 3, 2022, things were pretty hectic as I was busy entering into this year’s CaRMS cycle preparing different things:

1. CaRMS documents (e.g. personal CV, personal letters, letters of reference/LOR’s, MSPE/MSPR, post-graduate internship regarding Foundation training, university & high school transcripts).

In total, I applied to about 105 different programs and 76 unique, personal letters to go along with them.

1. Additional exams (FMProC and CASPer) – wrote my FMProC exam on December 12, 2022 and CASPer exam on December 15, 2022 after registering for them separately.

I primarily used a combination of the PasTest SJT question bank (went with 6 month subscription for £4) and free, online practice SJT’s provided for Foundation Programme Applicants as per the UKFPO website while I signed up for BeMo’s CASPerSIM Gold (3x mock CASPer sessions with feedback from different assessors).

1. USMLE Step I (wrote on November 29, 2022 but had been revising for it again since my 3rd NAC wrapped up; was originally a backup plan in case I had failed the NAC for a 3rd time as you’re only allowed a maximum of 3 attempts).
   
2. F2 Standalone application – the application window was opening on January 16 this year and was preparing evidence of my previous Foundation training + securing my Reapplication to Foundation Training form from my previous Foundation School director.
   
3. Volunteer shadowing at local family medicine practice (managed to shadow a GP in Ottawa for both Canadian experience and fortunately an LOR in the end).
   
4. Mock interview scenarios – did not have any previous formal/professional interview experience so I practiced with a combination of family members, my previous NAC study partner, and BeMo’s Residency Interview Gold Program (3x mock interview sessions with feedback from different assessors).
   

I recall having my joint FM ON interview first on February 3 followed by my FM MB interview second on February 13 (both were around midday/noon).

1. USMLE Step II CK (after passing the USMLE step I around early December, I was intermittently studying for the USMLE Step II CK until Match Day on March 22, 2023).

I have already been in contact with a mix of people from both inside and outside Reddit regarding NAC practice and general info/advice around the CaRMS process. A good starting point about common, high-yield complaints to prepare for can be found on the MCC website under the “Medical Expert” tab. Outside of private NAC courses, I primarily used a mix of Dr. Basil’s notes (for focusing my history-taking approach), Geeky Medics/Macleod’s Clinical Examination (for structuring my physical examinations; focusing it down for NAC’s time limits came through practice), and the USMLE First Aid Step II CS mini-cases (for inspiration of mock NAC scenarios to do). I personally never used much of other mentioned NAC resources so can’t really say too much as to how useful they are:

1. Edmonton Manual, “Master the NAC” by Dr. Bryce Lowry
2. “NAC OSCE – A Comprehensive Review” by Canadaprep
3. “OSCE and Clinical Skills Handbook” by Dr. Katrina F. Hurley
4. “Canadian IMG’s Guide to OSCE and Practice” by Dr. Hanan Ahmed

The most important thing other than the following tips below would be to find ~1-2 regular, dedicated NAC partners you can study with and exchange honest feedback to each other with (nicely organized NAC partner spreadsheet (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10Kk6YJtFKKn9IY3g96cC-rIWBQGyxtMUB9YQkAfND1g/edit#gid=0) with NAC partners made originally by u/MarinatedinPeace). Other specifics (ex. what can I bring?) around the NAC exam can be found on the MCC website but I generally recommend that ~3-4 months of time practicing 1-2x/week then ramping up to every other day (ideally everyday but I understand everyone has different backgrounds and recency of studying/practice) in the last 1-2 months seems to be a good time frame.
During my time giving advice about both, these were the most important points in terms of approaching preparation for the NAC exam that I've encountered:
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1. Make sure you exhaust the presenting complaint(s) as that will ensure your following questions into the systems review (mostly for ruling in/out the 3-5 differentials on your list) + associated risk factors (i.e. PMedHx, PSurgHx, medications, allergies, smoking, alcohol, drugs, social living/financial conditions, occupational history, travel/immigration history) will be focused on what's relevant as not every section of a mnemonic needs to be asked (ex. SOCRATES, OCD PQRST AAA, COCA OCDCS, PM BINDE, MGOS, DIGFAST/MSIGECAPS).
   
2. If a patient is acting in pain, acknowledge it and try to address it on the spot if you can by offering pain relief with a follow-up question about allergies to ensure it's safe to give.
   
3. Counselling can be difficult as it's not a format many people are used to but you still need to take a focused history regardless so that your management options are personalized/tailored to the person in front of you (ex. do not discuss smoking cessation/NRT as a long term management option for someone you're counselling about asthma for if they told you clearly they are a non-smoker; do discuss changing to hypoallergenic soaps/shampoos if they have an asthma exacerbation triggered by a new shampoo they tried out 3 days ago).
   
4. Be wary that you're expected to rule in/out differentials (you should have ~3-5 by the time you enter after knocking) that you have considered outside the door within the time given (ex. don't stop asking other questions about PE, pneumothorax, GERD, or costochondritis even if the case sounds dead on for acute congestive cardiac failure).
   
5. Do not try to track the time on the timer in the room because it can be anywhere (the side, top of a wall, behind the SP/examiner) and your focus should be on the SP/examiner anyways.
   
6. Make good use of transitioning statements when moving between different sections of your consultation whether it's the history or physical exam (ex. after exhausting the presenting complaint, you could say "There is a list of other symptoms we look for in patients experiencing [insert their presenting complaint/issue if applicable] and I just want you to give me a yes or no answer, OK?" to transition to the systems review).
   
7. PLEASE show empathy and kindness when the SP is acting/says something unusual ex. SP appears visibly down in mood, poor eye contact, and slow in speech so acknowledge it, "Mr. Anderson, I see that you appear quite down in yourself. I want to assure you that everything we discuss between us will remain confidential unless required by law." This also applies to situations where the patient's most pressing issue is different from what's on the door (ex. door vignette suggestive of abdominal pain hinting appendicitis but the patient abruptly drops that they're pregnant).
   
8. Make good use of the time (about 1.5 minutes) outside the door to write your ~3-5 differentials along with any relevant investigations, management/counselling, and follow-up.
   
9. Don't forget to ask about vital signs and any pending lab work/investigations if a station has a physical exam component (ex. highly relevant to ask if vital signs are available and if a FAST USS + routine bloods have been done in a patient you suspect with a dissecting AAA just before you're about to start your physical exam).
   
10. The SP cannot lie to you however they can be vague or provide a different answer other than a clear, "No." ex. You ask the SP, "Have you ever smoked any tobacco or cigarettes in the past? and the SP responds, "Well, not recently that I know of, doctor." This is your cue to probe further about what they mean by "not recently".
    
11. Some NAC stations can be mean by giving you normal investigations in what seems like a highly suggestive history/physical in an attempt to mislead you ex. You complete your history/physical exam and your working diagnosis in a 3 year old child with 4-day history of fever, SOB, and purulent sputum production is bacterial pneumonia but you're handed a normal CXR (treat based on the clinical evidence gathered/known not on your gut feeling).
    

Same is true vice-versa where a patient presentation seems benign but then the examiner hands you an alarming investigation ex. 35F in ED has symptoms consistent with likely viral URTI but the examiner hands you an EKG that shows saddle shaped ST elevation in line with acute pericarditis.

1. Avoid repeating or leading questions as it wastes time, unless it’s to clarify something a patient says that you may not understand, and looks unprofessional (remember the CANMEDS framework expected for CMG's in your clinical approach; these are some ways I practiced phrasing my intro, "How would you like to be addressed today?" or "How would you like me to address you?" or "What name do you usually go by?").
   
2. You can place the exam sticky labels you get on the back of your hand prior to entering a station so you don't fumble/experience difficulty handing it to the examiner (?unless the MCC decides you can just verbalize your candidate code for the NAC this year).
   
3. Introduce yourself as a doctor not a medical student (you're assuming the role of a family/ED physician or PGY-1 resident on exam day depending on the scenario).
   
4. Don't assume a patient's mode of address/pronouns used. Ask them first how they would like to be addressed today.
   
5. Make sure to clearly wash your hands AT THE START of BOTH your history-taking AND physical examination.
   
6. Even if you feel like you messed up the previous station, try as hard as you can to push it out of your mind until the NAC is over. You can cry, vent, or get frustrated AFTERWARD but not in the stations themselves.
   

​
These next points are more towards preparing for upcoming CaRMS cycles from what I've gathered reading/listening around:
​

1. High MCCQE1 & NAC scores (most people who were invited for interviews, if not matched, to ON FM from the CaRMS 2024 Discord server and the CaRMS stats spreadsheet set up by Carms#5615 (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HAtnmyfCIAxKIux2akj8-hgWGvPgOVejVlfEHXuUa-8) had QE1 scores > 250-260 and NAC scores well above 1420-1430.
   
2. Research into how CaRMS works to really have a careful look at the general overview, current year timelines, program descriptions, past trending data (may need to scroll down page further) in previous cycles. This will give you a good idea into what to have ready in time for the CaRMS file submission opening.
   

For reference, the rates of matching in R-1 as a current-year IMG was about 72.3% and 30.1% as a previous-year IMG according to the table on slide 11 of the CaRMS 2023 forum presentation. This goes down further in R-2 as a current-year IMG to about 39.0% and 12.5% as a previous-year IMG (about 751 went unmatched after R-1 and 822 went unmatched after R-2 for previous-year IMG’s).

1. Recent practice or graduation (my last time practicing clinically was in April 2021 as an FY2 doc at the time which was only 2 years back at the time of my application (my year of graduation/YOG was 2019 but I know that time since YOG or gaps in studying/training are scrutinized especially if they're big like >5 years so it'd be worthwhile having an explanation ready if this applies to you).
   
2. At least one Canadian LOreferee (seems a lot of university programs prefer applicants who have had clinical exposure in the form of shadowing/electives/observership with a Canadian doctor related to their field that you're applying to; mine happened to be a GP in Ottawa I connected to via family friends).
   
3. Personal research around First Nation/Indigenous Peoples of Canada (this one is very specific particularly to Manitoba as they had several questions around ethnic minorities + Indigenous peoples; ex. smudging as a common Indigenous practice that even I only became aware of via the IMG/IEHP resources provided by Ontario Health Force or [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])).
   
4. Canadian research and electives - at the time of application, I was involved in a systematic review around women's health issues (had not been published at time of application) and I had done two electives under neurosurgery + orthopedics (heard that observerships don't count as formal clinical experience relative to electives so this was important too).
   
5. High CASPer + FMProC scores (had 4th quartile score for CASPer and 516/4th quartile for FMProC which I know a lot of FM and some psych/pediatric programs look at).
   
6. Try to secure as many Canadian LOR's/referees as they're favoured over international ones (ideally 3 but even 1 seems to be good), shadowing Canadian doctors depending on where you're applying to (ex. FM has the biggest seat pool so reach out to Canadian GP's around you to see who's willing to take you on).
   
7. If you have the time and money for it, try to apply to as many programs and attend their relevant socials/events (can be found on CANPREPP closer to the opening of CaRMS) that you think you may have a chance at as you'll never know who might invite you later on for interviews!
   
8. Really rank by your TRUE preference as CaRMS will prioritize your rank order first BEFORE considering how other programs ranked you (Rural Brandon was my 13th choice out of 22 programs I ranked across FM ON + FM MB). Even if you ranked a program at the bottom of your ROL, as long as that particular program has ranked you and they still have an available spot, you will match to them in the end!
   

There's a YouTube video regarding the CaRMS Match algorithm which clears things up nicely.

1. Make sure to check your main email’s spam/junk inbox during the period where interview invitations/rejections are sent out as they can end up here sometimes (my joint FM ON interview invitation ended up in my spam and it is time sensitive to take it up).

In terms of the QE1, I think a lot of other people on Reddit have covered that much better than I have in terms of approaching it as I agree that a combination of UWorld Step II CK question bank (personally found Canada QBank questions and explanations to be lacking relative to UWorld in retrospect even if the price was much friendlier) and the Toronto Notes are the way to go. I also used Sketchy videos as a nice support for pharmacology/microbiology related topics.
Overall, I was glad to have had the opportunity to try for FM ON in the first iteration even if it didn't work out as I understand they only invite the top 300 applicants for interviews and even fewer of those 300 match (only ~80-90 from I heard but could be wrong so feel free to correct me). I understood the possibility my poor QE1 score and 2-year gap from formal clinical training may filter me despite my other scores being good.
I’m sure there are other things in this that I didn’t quite cover or explore (ex. the F2 Standalone process, IELTS/OETS, BC CAP/AIMG requirements, gaining permanent residency/PR, clinical/physician/medical assistant positions, CV/PL structure, thoughts around the different private programs/courses I took etc.) but I’m more than happy to discussing finemiscellaneous points via Reddit, Discord (herrdok#6944), email ([[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])), text, or virtual/phone call. For the time being though, I’m not taking on any new, regular NAC practice partners but would consider it once I figure out things more.
Otherwise, thanks to anyone reading this wall of text (if anything is incorrect/inconsistent, do let me know and I can have a look), looking forward to giving advice where I can, and best of luck to everyone moving through what is an extremely vague, challenging, and unforgiving process for matching into Canadian residency!😊

What is Neurodiversity? And what are the different types?
By Definition Neurodiversity is “the range of differences in individual brain function and behavioural traits, regarded as part of normal variation in the human population.” However a lot of Neurodivergent people believe that it is more than that. Often neurodiversities affect certain or many parts of people’s personalities and the way neurodiverde people experience the world.
Different types of neurodiversities include:
Autism, ADHD/ADD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia,Torrettes Syndrome/Tic disorders, Seizure disorders (such as epilepsy and FND) and Certain personality disorders.
How can we support neurodiverse people?
In order to try and support people who are neurodiverse that first advice that is given is to research. Researching neurodiversities and educating yourself will help you be supportive. It also helps you be aware of certain things that are considered offensive or inappropriate, such as offensive language or actions. Research is a good start but the main thing that is helpful is to ask. Ask neurodiverse communities, or if the you know the person you support personally than ask them how you can help, If there are any accommodations you can make or behavoir you can change to help support them.
Following on from that, many neurodiverse people report struggling in school. This is most likely from a lack of understanding or unwillingness to change ways. Also just the general way that schools are formulated to work. The main aim of most non-specialised schools are for their students to get good grades, and the people that don’t manage to keep up are left behind, or told that they just aren’t working hard enough. Yet these students struggles are constantly being ignored or brushed off as “laziness” or unwillingness to put in double the effort just to get the same results as other people.
Things that are especially hard for neurodiverse students to work well with are things like:

• Constant structure and not enough information about how to work well away from that structure or routine. Such as how to revise.
• Constantly being compared to other students in their classes, phrases like “You haven’t finished copying that from the board yet? ____ was done ages ago” These sayings are hurtful to People who sren’t neurodiverse but may be especially harmful to those who are affected by reading or writing struggles.
• Using embarrassment or shaming students for forgetting things like their books or other necessary equipment. This isn’t necessarily just relative to neurodiverse people. Using this means that students are just scared to make mistakes. There is always a pretty simple solution to these problems and embarrassing people who struggle with organisation or remembering things is not helpful.

i saw a pattern from kids online and jumped to a bunch of assumptions. i feel like my mom, but this just sounds bad to me. i do have multiple assumptions here, so maybe i'm not understanding this right
hrt repping: ok, i'm talking about a pattern i feel like i am seeing where a socially withdrawn young male decides she is trans, gets hrt online, takes it in secret, and does not take any other steps to prepare a social persona for transition. she just goes from being lonely to trans forums, to diy only, to... to what? that's my question. does this pattern exist and does it result in successful transitions?
successful transition: what i mean here, is that a person first has trouble engaging in the world, then transitions, then is better able to have friendships, hobbies, hold a job, etc. the person has a functioning social persona as the new sex. i think this is what "successful" means
does this pattern exist?: do some kids go, basically, from an incel lifestyle to a secret hrt lifestyle?
it is effective: do some of these kids come out the other end as socially functional members of the opposite sex?
is it safe: because... i don't know (obvi) but it seems to me that many trans folk go through a horrible uncanny period where they are visibly trans and lose normal social acceptance because many cis folk are uncomfortable around mixed/indeterminate gender. so, i assume that successful transitions have a social network of some kind that validates your emerging sex. even cd sex work validates the sex, but a kid doing this in secret probably just starts making other people uncomfortable and has nothing to replace the missing self-esteem and sense of human connection. it seems like this must make an isolated person more isolated and more lost as a functional human - even if they are actually better suited to the new sex.
every once in a while, there will be kids that will break down and talk about how "hrt is a meme" and they feel like uncanny monsters now. i don't mean detransers, either. these kids don't really sound like they knew what to expect
so, 1. does the pattern really exist, 2. does it ever work out, 3. does it sound as mentally and emotionally dangerous to you as it does to me?

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Anyone else have severe wide-spread numbness at the elbow post-op? I'm 5 weeks out with a 6-ish inch incision and my entire elbow region and then some - about 1/4 of my arm - is numb. Around the scar it is deeply numb. I keep slamming my elbow into things because I have 0 protective sensation. 0 pain from these slams either. Numbness around an incision after any surgery is very common and I expect this could take a long time to improve and will be hoping for the best. I wasn't anticipating this though.
Anyone have experience with this? Did this resolve over time? I'd still rather have a functioning arm than sensation but its honestly super alarming.

mThere are a lot of functions in our codebase. Now my lead is asking me to write unit test cases for those functions. I got the idea that I just have to call the function with multiple inputs and check if output is correct.
I have been writing the code for 2 hours now and I am able to cover only 11 functions. Is there a way to speed this up. Is there a library or extension that can help with this ? I am using vscode.

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Eau De Soliel Blance - $140 (100 ML)
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Eau De Vert Boheme - $75 (30 ML)
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White Suede 30 ML - $115
Bitter Peach 50 ML - $165
Fougère d’Argent 50 ML - $165
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Fleur de Portofino 50 ML - $170
Fucking Fabulous 30 ML - $150
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I'm literally sitting on a 34-30% win rate despite being the top 3 on my team 95% of the time, and if I'm not, top 5 by a large margin...
I don't understand if I'm playing with bots, or humans.. The amount of time I see my team defending the point BEHIND it.. not even going into it to defend.. or if we're supposed to assault, they all just sit back and don't do crap...
90% of the time I'm the only one literally waltzing into the cap by myself, and trying to cap it, while the rest of them are just doing utterly nothing... SO before people say "well sitting back and farming points doesn't help your team win", I'm usually one of the few who are assaulting the point, or actually putting bodies on the point to hold it.
It's like the concept of defending a point by not letting the enemy get to it, has become the 200 IQ move in todays generation of idiots.
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I fail to believe I'm playing with breathing human beings with a functioning brain at this point. The amount of absolutely absurdly stupid things I've seen in terms of not pushing a cap that literally has 0 enemies in it and it being an absolute steam roll on my team 75% of the time.
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Then we get to the point that some of these people are literally like level 40 in the campaign, yet they haven't had the IQ of brain cells to figure out how to build spawn points, defenses, or anything other than sitting behind the cap and doing literally nothing, while a level 10 campaign person who's only played for about 11 hours is literally soloing every cap and point the entire game...
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Let me preface this by saying that I definitely have no idea what I'm talking about, but I wanted to bring it up since I've not seen any discussion of this. Would it be practically possible to continue using a third party app like Sync or Apollo if functionally was added for users to provide their own API keys? Like it's obviously way too expensive for a developer to pay for the API calls for the entire user base, but wouldn't this let users pay for their own calls? Just s thought

It's pretty well known people (jw or not) are more introverted now. More comfortable with not interacting for things like small talk, shopping, food, etc. Covid was a blessing in disguise for introverts. All the new services like "curbside pickup" "zoom" are very prominent now. Extroverts hated this when covid was at its peak, and introverts lowkey liked it. My question is:
Is the low attendance, and a high number of JWs choosing to attend only through zoom with no camera on a result of fading or introversion. I remember my dad made the most of it, he was a "camera on" guy, he's always been very sociable. Not that he loves attention, but he just can't function without being around people like him. He's a textbook extrovert.
However I did notice he slowly became more comfortable with staying at home all day. Ordering through drive through. He's still an extrovert through and through, but he realized sometimes he needs space to ground or rewire his thoughts.
Are JWs actually waking up, or it's just introversion becoming acceptable and they are still PIMI?
I know it's a bit of both. Just wanted to hear yall's thoughts and experiences.

Starting on July 1st, Reddit has decided to impose exorbitant charges on third-party app developers (Relay, Reddit is Fun, Apollo, Baconreader, Narwhal, etc.) for utilizing their API. This decision has far-reaching consequences that not only hinder app developers but also affect the experience of moderators and users alike, including impacting accessibility. The lack of function in Reddit's official app has made far from a complete solution for moderators, and left many users dissatisfied with their experience with it as well.
​In response to this situation, Newmarket has joined with other subreddits in a coordinated effort. We believe that unity is essential in driving change and advocating for the rights of app developers and the overall user experience. To amplify our message and demonstrate the strength of our concerns, barring any significant positive changes in Reddit's plan,
Newmarket will be participating in a blackout starting on June 12th, lasting at least 48 hours.
During this blackout period, the subreddit will be set to private, rendering it inaccessible to all users. This collective action is intended to raise awareness and urge Reddit to reconsider their recent API changes. Our primary goal is to initiate a productive dialogue with Reddit, leading to a reversal of the detrimental modifications they have implemented.
We understand that this blackout may cause temporary inconvenience to our community, and for that, we apologize. However, we firmly believe that this short-term disruption will bring long-term benefits for every user. By standing together with other subreddit communities, we hope to send a clear message to Reddit and foster a meaningful conversation about the future of their API policies.
In the meantime, we encourage you to let reddit know that you disagree with their planned changes
​There are a few ways you can express your concerns:

• Sign this open letter to Reddit
• Share your thoughts on other social media platforms, spreading awareness about the issue.
• Show your support by participating in the Reddit boycott for 48 hours, starting on June 12th.

​We appreciate your understanding, support, and active participation in this important endeavor. It is through the strength and dedication of our community that we can strive for a better Reddit experience for everyone involved.
TL;DR:

• Infographic
• 13 minute video Summary

Further info:

• Save 3rd Party Apps
• For moderators
• Impact on blind subreddit and accessibility
• Details from developer of Apollo

(For mods of other subreddits who will be participating, if you need it feel free to copy this message entire or in part to your subreddit.)

copilot is working fine for other languages , but when it comes to rust it throws "warning: multiple different client offset_encodings detected for buffer, this is not supported yet" .
can anybody help me how to get rid of this warning , or just tell me how to suppress warnings if i'm using nvim-notify .
i've tried this one with no luck :
vim.notify = require("notify")
local notify = vim.notify
vim.notify = function(msg, ...)
if msg == "warning: multiple different client offset_encodings detected for buffer, this is not supported yet" then
return
end
notify(msg, ...)
end

Hello all,
I'm pretty new to React. I'm trying to make a event calendar that panel users can use together.
I found a video on Youtube coding the interface of Google Calendars and it was exactly what I was looking for. Here is the link to the video: Google Calendar Clone with React
I need to add daily, weekly and monthly views to this calendar. But I got stuck at first. I couldn't make the weekly version of the getMonth() function below.

import dayjs from "dayjs"; function getMonth(month = dayjs().month()) { const year = dayjs().year(); const firstDayMonthCount = dayjs(new Date(year, month, 0)).day(); let currentMonthCount = 0 - firstDayMonthCount; const daysMatrix = new Array(5).fill([]).map(() => { return new Array(7).fill(null).map(() => { currentMonthCount++; return dayjs(new Date(year, month, currentMonthCount)); }); }); return daysMatrix; } export { getMonth }; 

Here is a working Codesandbox link: https://codesandbox.io/s/big-calendar-j7jtdy
I didn't want to use other calendar libraries because I wanted to learn React.

My parents wanted me to study this year despite me telling them that I was not capable of it in the slightest and they kept saying that I was more than smart enough to do it. Well, unsurprisingly enough, I am not capable of studying at all, the issue is that, for some reason I am extremely indifferent, to the point where I overdosed at school 10 days after someone else had (in my company, not my proudest moment) and I did it again anyway because I fundamentally can't care about anything, I wasn't even addicted or anything, just profoundly indifferent, I almost died because of how ridiculously much it interferes with my behavior.
I didn't open my books once this year, just like I've been doing for my whole school life (I've never studied, even for oral exams at my finals) because I cannot care, and this is intertwined with the fact that to cope (I guess), I have developed a rich inner world that has always interfered with my level of functioning, sometimes to the point where I've sunk into delirious/obsessive ideas (but I was always aware that I was being delusional) and changed my behavior completely until the "episode" was over (worst one lasted 10 months, and another one lead to me hurting myself and ripping muscles in my mouth out, still kinda hurts).
Now, they want me to change studies, thinking the issue is what studies I randomly chose, and I keep explaining to them that it's really not and that I just can't care about my studies. I think that my issue is also that I can't conceive things, like when I have responsibilities I don't care about them because it just doesn't mean a thing in my mind, and they're angry at me because of that but it's truly something that I have absolutely no control over, I wish I could so something about it but I really can't.
Does anyone relate to my experience of absolute indifference and apathy ? And how do I explain the issue to my parents ? Also, I'm seeing a psychologist in a month or so and a psychiatrist next year, but the psychologist is affiliated to the university and her goal is to help us find what studies we want to do, and since the issue isn't here I don't know if it's truly gonna be useful, but my mom was angry at me when I told her that, saying that I was gonna end up working in a factory (tbh I am too apathetic and indifferent to work at all, in my current state I'm gonna end up homeless and addicted to heroin so I better deal with the issue now).
Thanks.

I’m in Aus (NSW). My son 10 finally saw the psychiatrist yesterday who agreed to a trial of 20mg Vyvanse. I felt so much relief at maybe… finally… having something that will help my son function better.
Wake up to an email from my ex “I do not consent to my son taking this medication”.
Ugh. I hate having to push and advocate for my kids with their dad, it’s so draining.
Has anyone else experienced this kind of situation and do you have any tips on what helped you navigate to a positive outcome?
We have shared custody (on paper, ha).

I preordered, but I guess I’m wanting to understand it exactly. The beam basically allows them to create the nebula app for one device (the beam) and then be able to use that functionality on whatever is plugged into it, rather than having to create a nebula app for each specific device? If that’s the case, that seems way more efficient for them, and adds a bunch of opportunity for the end user…

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I SIMPLY THINK MY PARENTS ARE CRAZY. Im a daughter of a family of which i always thought it was normal. Until lately. We are a family of 9. ( 7 children ). And Im concerned about my little siblings between (16-10YO). In our family we dont go out to play nor to picnics nor to vacations. And we never visit anyone and no one visits us. We go to school then return home. My little siblings dont have access to the internet only rarely. And only tv is allowed. During any school vacation we stay home for a month or two. Yes we dont go out to eat nor to do any activity outside the house. My parents spend their time working and when i say working i mean from 9am til 11pm. So basically the kids just stay home eat whatever and spend the day doing nothing. I grew up this way, now im a med student and I realized that this is not the healthy right way to raise any human being. You may think im exaggerating but im just saying. Even my little brother still struggle to talk correctly and articulate. And cant distinguish right from wrong cause of lack of communication i guess.
And ngl my mental health is not very nice. After getting into college i got shocked of how the outside actually functions. And faced a lot of problems. Sure i talked to my parents but i only got the “ungrateful, disobeying, rude, irrespecutful” reply. So i find myself drowning in guilt. I didn’t even aknowledge the mental issues i had. My siblings sometimes I think they present some disorders. But i chase out the idea out of my head So im here to ask mature adults/ doctors/ psychiatrists/ psychologists. About my thoughts. I think my parents need psychological treatment seeing that they are destroying/ending my siblings. And what right thing to do.

Starting on July 1st, Reddit has decided to impose exorbitant charges on third-party app developers (Relay, Reddit is Fun, Apollo, Baconreader, Narwhal, etc.) for utilizing their API. This decision has far-reaching consequences that not only hinder app developers but also affect the experience of moderators and users alike, including impacting accessibility. The lack of function in Reddit's official app has made far from a complete solution for moderators, and left many users dissatisfied with their experience with it as well.
​In response to this situation, Barrie has joined with other subreddits in a coordinated effort. We believe that unity is essential in driving change and advocating for the rights of app developers and the overall user experience. To amplify our message and demonstrate the strength of our concerns, barring any significant positive changes in Reddit's plan,
Barrie will be participating in a blackout starting on June 12th, lasting at least 48 hours.
During this blackout period, the subreddit will be set to private, rendering it inaccessible to all users. This collective action is intended to raise awareness and urge Reddit to reconsider their recent API changes. Our primary goal is to initiate a productive dialogue with Reddit, leading to a reversal of the detrimental modifications they have implemented.
We understand that this blackout may cause temporary inconvenience to our community, and for that, we apologize. However, we firmly believe that this short-term disruption will bring long-term benefits for every user. By standing together with other subreddit communities, we hope to send a clear message to Reddit and foster a meaningful conversation about the future of their API policies.
In the meantime, we encourage you to let reddit know that you disagree with their planned changes
​There are a few ways you can express your concerns:

• Sign this open letter to Reddit
• Share your thoughts on other social media platforms, spreading awareness about the issue.
• Show your support by participating in the Reddit boycott for 48 hours, starting on June 12th.

​We appreciate your understanding, support, and active participation in this important endeavor. It is through the strength and dedication of our community that we can strive for a better Reddit experience for everyone involved.
TL;DR:

• Infographic
• 13 minute video Summary

Further info:

• Save 3rd Party Apps
• For moderators
• Impact on blind subreddit and accessibility
• Details from developer of Apollo

(For mods of other subreddits who will be participating, if you need it feel free to copy this message entire or in part to your subreddit.)