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First Principles: Elon Musk on the Power of Thinking for Yourself(jamesclear.com)
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New in deep-sea: The barreleye fish has a transparent head, tubular eyes [video](youtube.com)
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by gala8y 5y ago
> Seems like without high level attention, we do almost exactly what GPT does. Absolutely so. Without higher order of organizing patterns in activity, brain is just a bunch of neurons firing up - this will correlate with random phenomena
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by gala8y 5y ago
These fairy tales are quite hypnotic for me due to weirdness of AI generated grammar and plot. They reminded me of a beautiful fairy tale Richard Bandler wrote. It is a fable written intentionally using hypnotic language techniques (part of
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by gala8y 5y ago
Thanks a lot! (Though it does not work for me.)
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by gala8y 5y ago
Including security flaws, which is a big deal. I still have not figured it out how to sanitize pdfs in any reasonable way. (If someone has any suggestions here, please share.) Not to mention need to save file in original Adobe Reader (&quot
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by gala8y 5y ago
Thx, I'll have a look.
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by gala8y 5y ago
This constant chatter may play some odd (not easily revealed) functions. Try interacting with them and observe the reply (any change will be kind of reply/reaction). Try different questions. Try talking to them. I have an old twitter h
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by gala8y 5y ago
Thx. It's just difficult for me to stay away from coffee sometimes, even if it gives me shakes.
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by gala8y 5y ago
It is really interesting for me - this 'it's nonsense most of the time' part. (As I mentioned in another comment, I work doing Voice Dialogue, which is basically meeting those voices in you and talking with them.) I shouldn&#
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by gala8y 5y ago
I met few people with exceptional amounts of chatter 24/7. I haven't work with any of them (psychologically), but, best to my knowledge, it is something that serves specific functions(s) in your mind and is susceptible to change,
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by gala8y 5y ago
My reaction to caffeine is very strong. Can you tell me anything more about genetic sensitivity to caffeine? Did you have it tested/determined?
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by gala8y 5y ago
I would be very careful talking about personas, masks (this brings needless conversations). The most gentle way of describing it all is to talk about energies. You can be in a child-like playful energy, you can be in a 'focused on the
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by gala8y 5y ago
> I know now I do have an inner critic. It just speaks in my body with emotions like guilt and gut wrenching shame. This is not exact science, I would say. It is good to have a basic understanding of plenitude of voices, some of them bei
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by gala8y 5y ago
> but it’s still me saying it. It is of course always you, but putting concepts of me/ego/identity aside, you can treat your "you’re being an arsehole" as a certain kind of energy in your consciousness, which tends to
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by gala8y 5y ago
It is a very good mapping of the state of affairs in our minds to assume this multitude of selves and experiencing them as they show up is very intimate and deep. A sudden shift in perspective when you realize it works like this blows peopl
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by gala8y 5y ago
> Do most people mean "multiple voices" when they say "inner monologue" ? You will find different conceptualizations of this phenomena, but generally speaking it is very prolific to treat mind (term used imprecisely)
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Wow, that is interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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by gala8y 5y ago
Software _is_ proprietary, ie. closed source. I fully understand that this might be off-putting for someone. Almost all plugins accessible from the app are OSS, though, and Obsidian has a process of checking them and some kind of control, w
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by gala8y 5y ago
Try Syncthing (Synctrayzor is a nice wrapper on Win, Syncthing-Fork on Android is better than original Syncthing), if you don't want to pay for their Obsidian Sync.
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by gala8y 5y ago
The only thing missing for me in Obsidian is filtering of list of tags it tag pane - when I select one, list should get filtered to show only tags coexisting in notes with selected tag/tags. I write about it too often. Otherwise, it&#x
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by gala8y 5y ago
https://github.com/denolehov/obsidian-git
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by gala8y 5y ago
I know MS, thanks for suggestion, its really cool and useful. I was just in some kind of 'I don't know how to find it, dont wanna spend too much time on it' state of mind, but finally did some quick research and found sth I w
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by gala8y 5y ago
I went through whole line of Hobonichi calendars (Japenese). Their smaller calendars are really cute, but I settled on a A5 sized one. Great paper, great design. Looking forward to wonderful 2022!
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by gala8y 5y ago
Thanks for your suggestion.
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by gala8y 5y ago
Yeah, I thought about finding some Japanese calendars. I need to look up some places where to buy in EU - it's kind of difficult to find some interesting places with less popular brands as search results are spammed by producers which
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Ask HN: What brand of paper calendar do you use?
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I think major factor in use of all new tech by police is money which they pay for it. It's so lucrative that I would say, from the comfort of my armchair, that it basically boils down to greed and availability of this selling channel.
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by gala8y 5y ago
I believe "Writing is nature's way of telling you how sloppy your thinking is." should be attributed to Dick Guindon: https://web.archive.org/web/20160731175038/http://www.guindo... I love
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by gala8y 5y ago
What surprises me is that BBC is offloading content from FB and making it their 'articles'/'news'. At the bottom of the 'article' there is a snippet: > The BBC is not responsible for the content of exte

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