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by gala8y 3y ago
Cool, thanks for the answer. This is a legitimate reason to do so and doing so trumps other factors. Funny. Contexts. > It's the opposite of "fake it til you make it". I like this level when you can show off what you do, p
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by gala8y 3y ago
In fact I did look some more at their stuff, thx. > The ball is rather clever. Sure there are pluses here, but I thought about parking the thing (because) it needs to use energy for balancing while not parked, doesn't it? Future loo
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by gala8y 3y ago
Please, ELI5.
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by gala8y 3y ago
Re: video. It really stuck with me, why did they choose to use a ball at the base?
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by gala8y 3y ago
At least one must be prepared for some unpleasantness. All these sensations, thoughts and feelings bubble up. You kind of go through them. With prolonged meditation (like for days) it gets really strong sometimes.
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by gala8y 3y ago
I wonder if this "stay in the way of it and let it hit you like a track..." piece is his wording. Three years ago I was really grieving lost relationship, floating (not drowning) in sadness... and I found this piece of electronic
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by gala8y 3y ago
Yeah, ALSTFA... At Least Skim the ... Article.
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Ambience for the Masses(sleepbot.com)
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Is Bandcamp as We Know It Over?(pitchfork.com)
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by gala8y 3y ago
This. When I tried to comment briefly yesterday that the coin falls on the same side, only then did I remember that I actually did that and that it has nothing to do with physics but rather neuroscience (and innocently bent morality - which
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by gala8y 3y ago
In linguistics process of turning verb into a noun is called nominalization. When you do that, you are not talking about processes any more.
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by gala8y 3y ago
Out of curiosity I checked few cameras and it looks like you're right.
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by gala8y 3y ago
I know it's not on par with any real stats, but still... I just had this strong conviction that worked this way. The really interesting stuff is why it is so. I would think along lines of brain timing tossing and catching, eye-brain-ti
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by gala8y 3y ago
No, not really. https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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by gala8y 3y ago
This was my intuition in childhood. If you choose tails to be yours and start with tails then catch it, it is most likely to be tails. I came up with this observation myself. Weird.
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by gala8y 3y ago
> I should have just checked HN instead. Generally, I would be very careful treating HN as a time saver. :)
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by gala8y 3y ago
That's it. Though I did total opposite of detailed reading. I rounded all numbers to have them in ranges, trying to skim over details (but read slowly nevertheless). Once you understand what U-shape curve is and that it is probably key
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by gala8y 3y ago
I think it does not work the way it was intended.
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by gala8y 3y ago
I use Obsidian myself. Just started to work with bigger texts and got lost big time. As I mentioned in another comment, I realized it is also about regaining focus and getting in the flow. > I pretty much never 'delete' That&#x
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by gala8y 3y ago
I think this looks very much like something I was after. Unfortunately it's not available for GNU/Linux. Anyway, I will have a look inside for some GUI/workflow ideas. Thx.
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by gala8y 3y ago
I really wouldn't like you to monetize my idea. EDIT: /joke
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by gala8y 3y ago
> I like to keep a scratch file Thanks. I think I am doing something very similiar and will definitely stay close to bare text (Markdown). Your comment shows me that there is no escape from marking up text (places where sth was deleted o
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Ask HN: What is your software/approach to work with text?
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by gala8y 3y ago
> Escapist Utopia > this desert playa I hate that mocking style of writing, as if the editor in the office was delighted that the rain spoiled the fun for those free spirits, something he can't open within himself. > A spokesw
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by gala8y 3y ago
I'll pass on Rickdate, this would require too much time to become swift in it and advantage is dubious. I prefer to learn something else. However, it's interesting what you mention about considering going further... Are you using
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by gala8y 3y ago
I 'discovered' big-endian dating for myself as early as using first computers and been using them consistently over the years. It just sorts so well. I don't even use hyphens and eyes are trained to see year, month, day in 20
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by gala8y 3y ago
That is beautiful and gentle. Thanks for sharing.
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by gala8y 3y ago
Absolutely. Internal Family Systems \ Voice Dialogue perspective enables this process to continue and deepen. I would say that IFS puts too much of an accent on trauma, healing, changing (it is therapeutic approach after all), where VD is (
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by gala8y 3y ago
The money, they have too much money and it is causing problems big time.
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by gala8y 3y ago
Few days ago Democracy Now! on YT had a first-person interview about corporations, taking advantage of difficult situation, trying to buy out land from people who owned the land for generations. Can't find now in which video it was.

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