@scy I come out of a rabbit hole to find another rabbit hole.

@CivilDev I don’t know yet. From what I’ve seen so far, I really like the improvements compared to Goodreads. The things I like so far are:• Half star ratings! • Online book clubs with discussion groups for each chapter• Apparently it is better at building a profile of your past reading to suggest new books?• You can download your data from Goodreads easily. I have a referral link. I think you get $5 credit for an ebook if you use it, but it’s apparently just for the US.https://fable.co/invite?referralID=C8o7oBdLaV

@jeffhorton Thanks for sharing. I only have enough attention to watch a 1-minute video, so I won't be looking for the full video!#adhd

@Auroraresidue itse päädyin tähän johtopäätökseen.

@eazy I love this, thank you so much for sharing! I get chills reading this as it speaks directly to me. Here I am reading this instead of working as I should (according to my employer). Motivation, eh?This quote made me laugh out loud:"Imagine testing fish on tree-climbing ability, then publishing forty years of research on “Aquatic Climbing Deficit Disorder.” That’s essentially what happened."Also very relevant for me:"Variable tasks with novelty. Anything where the day looks different from the last one. Teaching (every class is different)."I've said for long that one reason I enjoy my academic position so much is that there's lots of variability and autonomy. Even the spreadsheet data stuff since I enjoy it immensely (AuDHD). But only sometimes, and not for too long. But once the kick is there, I can do it for hours.#AuDHD #ADHD #ActuallyAutistic

@AlderForrest Juttu on nyt verkkohesarissa, ainakin tällä hetkellä maksuttomana.https://www.hs.fi/suomi/art-2000011744282.html