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11mo ago
The term intellect is toxic. People have, and trade, experiences
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11mo ago
Roll with it, and change as necessary. Compromises don't need to be permanent; you can just leave.
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11mo ago
Your A) is a fallacy. Carefully consider that one. Fore B) You're mad projecting onto other people. I used to do this and frankly, I came across as a complete ass a lot of the time. People are super complicated and no other person can
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11mo ago
It's not so tersely defined as that, I don't think. It's kinda like wax in a lava lamp of information. Some gloops, the others glop, until eventually you gloop and glop and feel confident. Rigid labels and markers on the spec
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11mo ago
Glad you got through it. Or, if you're going through it, glad the worst of the days are behind you. Congratulations.
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11mo ago
Yes exactly. I came to the same realization. After 5 years, I've realized I can do it alone (but it's more fun to do it with someone else). Make sure the other person adds to the fun, so to speak.
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11mo ago
Does it do better handling of larger files, like game assets?
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11mo ago
Acceptance of vibe coding prompt-response answers from chatbots without understanding the underlying mechanisms comes to mind as akin to accepting the advice of a chatbot therapist without critically thinking about the response.
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11mo ago
Yup. Collider/mesh math is where the really esoteric, fun-killing bugs start to be introduced. 3D is cool, but on another level (hehe, literally).
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1y ago
Yeah but don't let it prevent you from making a novel change just because no one else seems to be doing it. That's where innovation sleeps.
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1y ago
"irradiated meat"
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1y ago
As I understood it, if you used the esoteric functions of the microwave, you COULD cook food like it was cooked on a range, but it required constant babysitting of the microwave and reinput of timers and cook power levels.
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1y ago
It's weird to think about so bear with me. I don't mean this sardonically or misanthropically. But, it's "just the internet." It's just the internet. It dones't REALLY matter in a large enough macro view.
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1y ago
It's over. I just don't care anymore. I don't care what a pro model card is. I don't care what a humanity's last exam is. I don't care if the response makes me feel good about the prompt I made. I don't ca
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1y ago
I totally believe there's a correlation between addiction and the aha moment. You don't even need to "aha!" with facts; pairing emotion to a simple fact will suffice. Try pairing a feeling to: "So THAT'S how a
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1y ago
I have always called 'aha' moments 'eureka moments' and have simply hand-waived them away as my brain participating in domaine-seeking behavior.
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1y ago
At least nuclear holocaust is easily quantifiable
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1y ago
Because what's the point in having 'fuck you' money if you never get to say 'fuck you?'
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1y ago
A sequencer is always in steps. A synthesizer has a signal generator and can modulate a single step. This toy is both a synthesizer and a sequencer, but since you cannot toggle the 4 steps off, it will always be a sequencer in addition to t
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1y ago
Awesome, thanks!
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1y ago
Ahh cool, thanks
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1y ago
Risking pedantry here, but there are some windows-only games that could be considered PC exclusive (and by extension, steam machine exclusive)
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1y ago
A right-to-the-facts headline, potentially clickable for expanded information. ...like a google search!
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1y ago
People don't like to get lost. At least with shrooms/LSD, the reality doesn't melt away around you. I've heard that happens on DMT, which is...unsettling
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1y ago
Nah, that's no good. I feel like knowing you can "abort a trip" with valium subconsciously primes you for a bad trip. If something difficult comes up, you can always move. Usually I find that's usually akin to the group
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1y ago
People always used to say 1/8 of shrooms was a dose. I always thought that was far too much. 1/2 of an eighth (1/16??) is where I like to be with shrooms. Also, doing them in friendly company helps. Set and setting and all th
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1y ago
That's a little too existential, in my book. After ruminating on reality and existence _a lot_, I feel strongly that caring about consistency and "this" here, right now is the most important. Calling everything an "illus
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1y ago
Like anything in life, you can choose if the juice is worth the squeeze for you. But you have to decide. For me, it was a wonderful experience. I've done psychedelics a few times and do consider LSD one of the more important experience
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1y ago
I mean, honestly, do you ask the same question about a PS5/Xbox? At a certain point, just build an upgradable PC. I'd equate this product more to a home console than a PC at this point
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1y ago
i18n is hard.
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