I am relatively new to nootropics, especially if matcha - coffee - coconut oil - vitamin b stack doesn't count. Currently preparing for a phase where I assume I will have to learn and apply the learned content fast. Due to mid-term health concerns I am tending to distance myself from stimulants and want to start with adaptogens.
My question is how safe and logical is to start with a variety of nootropics all at same time, and why should or shouldn't I do this.
The reason is that I need the good effects pretty soon.
During my research I came up with this stack, which I would like to ask your experiences, thoughts, advices on. I also take thyroid supplement daily.
Mornings
- Coffee + LTheanine 100mg
- Rhodiola low dose perhaps 100mg
- DHA, Vit B, Vit D
Evenings
- Bacopa 300mg
- Optionally L-Theanine 100mg
What should I be aware of ?
Do you advise another approach, in case, starting with 1 and gradually increasing the number of adaptogens I take?
Does this kind of stack need to be cycled, how long one can take without cautions?
Edit1: Update: I realized bacopa interferes with Thyroid medicine. I may have to steer away from it. Not sure. Should I later on consider Ashwagandha instead?
So I'm trying to make a command that executes as a certain entity, and then executes something. I don't think I fully understand how the "/execute as" works so if you can help, that would be great. This is my example:
/execute as @e[limit=1,type=pig,scores={Test=1}] run kill @s
I then set a pig's score of Test to 1, which I doubled checked to be true, but the pig was still alive. What's the problem here?
I'm trying to implement some dust animations for when my player moves around.
I have a method 'DustTrails'
void DustTrail()
{
GameObject clone = (GameObject)Instantiate(dustSprite, new Vector3(transform.position.x + dustX, transform.position.y + dustY, transform.position.z), Quaternion.identity);
Destroy(clone, 0.5f);
dust = true;
}
I call this using 'InvokeRepeating in the Update() function.
if (walking)
{
if (dust)
{
dust = false;
InvokeRepeating("DustTrail", 0.5f, 1.5f);
}
}
else if (!walking)
{
CancelInvoke("DustTrail");
}
'walking' is a bool that depends onplayer movement btw.
Is this an ok way to do it? It seems to work.
I've heard of companies like Podsights that seem to magically track podcast conversions/facilitate podcast attribution for advertisers. But is it legit? How are they measuring and is there anything to be wary of here?
If so, what happened to them? Did they survive?
Hi all, hoping to get a quick answer on this now that I know what the problem is. I just don't really know how to go about fixing it
I got a new 87-key keyboard fairly recently and noticed that when I press the right-arrow key, it moves my cursor to the right one AND down one, which pretty much makes it useless
Using showkey --keycodes (From reading [this]{https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Keyboard_input} article on the wiki) I get the following output when hitting the right arrow key:
> ~ ➤ sudo showkey --keycodes
> [sudo] password for neo:
> kb mode was ?UNKNOWN?
> [ if you are trying this under X, it might not work
> since the X server is also reading /dev/console ]
>
> press any key (program terminates 10s after last keypress)...
> keycode 28 release
> keycode 108 press
> keycode 106 press
> keycode 108 release
> keycode 106 release
Looking at /usr/include/linux/input-event-codes.h I see that keycodes 106/108 are defined as KEY_RIGHT/KEY_DOWN respectively
How can I make this so when issuing the right arrow key, it only takes it as keycode 106? Thank you in advance
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