Quinzel

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by Quinzel 3y ago
I think Google is already doing something similar… https://www.wired.com/story/google-generative-ai-clothes-sho... How do you plan to compete? What’s your value proposition? Etc…
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by Quinzel 3y ago
It’s time for me to buy a new iPad so I can enjoy Procreate once again!!
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I have ADHD according to two psychiatrist. If you can get through life without meds - don’t be on the meds. However if your whole life is difficult and chaotic then maybe try the meds. In my personal opinion - ADHD isn’t an illness that n
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I think bullying behaviour as a way to display power is the result of dark triad personality traits and hubris rather than imposter syndrome. While insecurity can lead to people being bullies, I think people with imposter syndrome (which by
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Vielen Dank! Das war sehr interessant. :)
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by Quinzel 3y ago
If I just hate the job, I usually stick to a generic “thanks for the opportunity” approach. If I’m leaving because I hate my boss, or other manager - I make sure they know I’m leaving because I hate them.
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Synesthesia and Music Perception(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|1 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Something that just interests me. I’ve always personally found music very exciting because of the sensory overload, I’ve never thought of music as just simply listening to it. I always thought it was supposed to be a full body experience of
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by Quinzel 3y ago
> It would be great if schools taught students how to choose problems as well as how to solve them. Reminds me of this quote: “If I had an hour to solve a problem, I’d spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking ab
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Studying - because there’s always new interesting things to learn about. Yes - having a goal/focus helps me control my thrill-seeking (sort of). When I get bored that’s when I indulge in self-destructive sensation seeking behaviour, so
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Without the paywall: https://archive.ph/BuRic It’s like spooky action at a distance - but spookier. Thanks for sharing! :)
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I wonder what impact that will have on people's self-perception, body image etc...
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I steal stationary from the stationary cupboard, print loads of journal articles from someone else’s printer login and then read them for uni. I can usually get through 2 or 3 articles a day.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
NeoPets - if that even counts as a video game??
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I’m assuming you mean circadian rhythm, rather than cardiac rhythm. Yes going for a walk in the morning can help you get your circadian rhythm back on track. One of the reasons that is a good suggestion is that getting exposure to the sunli
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I seen it’s already been suggested by others, but I would have also recommended doing a prototype, and then pitching your idea to investors. This involves doing your homework. In addition to doing market research which has already been sug
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Birds of a feather flock together.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
When I first started working, I never used to take lunch to work. I was in my early 20’s when I realised that Lunch was a regular meal that most people ate every day. I had genuinely grown up thinking that if you got lunch it must be becau
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I was talking to someone the other day that knows a lot of stuff about brains who insisted that cognitive decline is not a normal part of aging. If you’re worried you’re experiencing cognitive decline, perhaps you should discuss it with som
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Nah, don’t over think it. You spend a significant chunk of your life working, go find something that makes you happy and pursue it.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
It’s probably going to be different for everybody, like probably no two ADHD people have the exact same coping strategies but here’s mine… I personally over commit to too many things at once and then the pressure keeps me highly motivated.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I refuse to date anyone who’s IQ isn’t at least two standard deviations (but ideally three) above the average… maybe I’m a genius?? However, I do talk more than I listen, which may be evidence that I’m actually stupid. Or, it could just be
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by Quinzel 3y ago
iPhone releases kind of remind me of this scene in zoolander: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lZUJzymBpOo It’s like they release the same phone every year.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I got used to it. It’s just after a lot of exposure I stopped being bothered. It just becomes very matter of fact. Occasionally I see things that blow my mind, but not in a bad way. More so just fascination. And, there are a couple of surg
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by Quinzel 3y ago
It’s not difficult to make ChatGPT say anything you want it to say.
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Cognitive warfare and the governance of subversion in the 21st Century(dam.gcsp.ch)
2 points by Quinzel 3y ago|1 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Have you tried having a cool (not cold) shower before bed? If you haven’t, it may be worth a try. Also though, the way you describe it being in your shoulders/neck and extending to your back makes me wonder if it might be related to ba
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Because a paywall is only there as an opportunistic money grab from the people who don’t know how to circumnavigate the paywall. Surely if you’re on hacker news you know how to get around a paywall??
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Things that work for me: 1. Conscious eating (don’t eat while watching TV, working, or studying. Be present when you’re eating and notice that you’re eating.) 2. Calorie counting in conjunction with meal planning. Choose foods you enjoy, bu
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Read this book, Lying by Sam Harris: https://www.samharris.org/books/lying And a shorter version from the same author: https://ia601607.us.archive.org/23/items/pdfy-x4ByD3mMjIdTMC...

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