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harel
7y ago
Because we forget how to let go of all this work stuff and get sucked into it. There is a life out there too. some one us can balance, some find it hard. this is an opportunity to just pause for a few minutes. Mentally pause.
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harel
7y ago
This is the perfect time to take a break. Kick back, have a coffee, contemplate your life choices. That commit can wait, that PR (i was about to merge) can wait too. It's not the end of the world.
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harel
7y ago
Yeah in a squint-hard kinda way.... ;)
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harel
7y ago
I read it as "Airlines are finally fixing the middle EAST", and thought wow, that's an unexpected twist to a complicated problem.
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harel
7y ago
Yes we can fight it until the cows come home. But tracking is a side effect of ads, and ads are not going to go away, unless you convince everyone to start paying for what was free services. How do you fight that? I'm seriously asking,
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harel
7y ago
I do not approve of any printer that watermarks my printouts. There is no two ways about that. Tracking is a side effect of showing us ads. We will be shown ads no matter what because they pay for the services we get for free and the 99% d
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harel
7y ago
I don't. I dislike tracking, but I am choosing my battles. Tracking won't stop. It will mutate with regulations. We cannot fight it. We need to understand it and educate those who are not technical about it. There are 3 sides to e
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harel
7y ago
They shouldn't, true. But they are. And have been for a very long time. People who require anonymity would/should/could subvert all those things. But just to give one example: if the daughter I don't have for example was
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harel
7y ago
Isn't it the same as printers watermarking printouts? I don't see this as a necessarily bad thing. In a public forum in a far from perfect world there should be a place for accountability when people distribute photos they shouldn
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harel
7y ago
I read it as a "my language/platform/paradigm" is better than yours. The reality is that all platforms have problems and what is important is to get the product done. The end user doesn't care how. The how is for us
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harel
7y ago
One more thing, related or not: I play guitar and keyboard. Not virtuoso but I can play. I can only remember chords I practised or used from muscle memory, and although I play both for over 25 years, I can't for the life of me remember
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harel
7y ago
and yes, mechanical design is hard for me, but I can hold a concept of very large software systems in my head and understand how it all connects conceptually.
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harel
7y ago
yeah pretty much the same here, only my 'awakening' to my blindness is not even 2 months old... Now i wonder what else I've taken for granted but is very much not so
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harel
7y ago
Hmmm... I can not confirm or deny having taken these on public forums, but I'm pretty very sure these DO indeed bring in the visuals. The latter I would risk saying goes beyond visuals. More "transportative" if that is a word
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harel
7y ago
Nothing. Not even simple shapes. Only in concept form. Ideas, not images
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harel
7y ago
Just altered her instructions slightly. Instead of something like "Visualise a ball of light in front of you in the space between the eyebrows", she would also add that if you are unable to visualise you can think of the that ball
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harel
7y ago
I think they are actually seeing things. My wife can bring up images at will. She can layer them on reality without even trying. and since I learned about this I've been asking people - most do "see" things to various degrees
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harel
7y ago
This is just a collection of things I've read that might or might not be related, mixed with my intuition of what might or might not be related: * Absolute rubbish sense of direction. I get lost on a straight road with a GPS. I can
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harel
7y ago
Nothing. Total darkness. Now, to make thing more 'interesting', my wife is a Yoga teacher who also runs Yoga Nidra sessions, as well as doing Hypnotherapy. I'm no stranger to guided meditation and visualisations but when I&#x
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harel
7y ago
This, as a passing interest in HN and other sources started recently, I think, by a former big shot at Pixar who wrote (or was written about) having a blind mind's eye. Personally this article turned my world slightly upside down since
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harel
7y ago
Their site is inaccessible at the moment. I'm guessing you're all buying one right now...
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harel
7y ago
Very nice. I didn't know about the Mist box and now I want one :) As a former owner of a few Amigas (500, 1000), part of me wants one now, and the other part is worried that using one now will spoil the memory.
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harel
7y ago
What do you consider hostile in those changes? I'm only a light user, and didn't feel any hostility...
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C64 Power C Tutorial
(64k.blot.im)
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harel
7y ago
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harel
7y ago
Spend a few moments within the Playstation network "site"(s) and this would be the best example of many front end independent services going horribly wrong.
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harel
7y ago
I've been programming professionally for well over 20 years (and many years prior as a hobby), and held "senior" to "C-level" positions. in my eyes I'm still a junior kid learning new stuff all the time. When I
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harel
7y ago
Heh, that happened to me too... I loved it.
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harel
7y ago
good point... semantics
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harel
7y ago
I got the PDF. this was a 'side' comment, more about the nature of Google's play store than about the book.
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harel
7y ago
This is obviously a joke, but even so, the site looks dead serious (except for the video which made me laugh with the gratuitous use of slow-motion). Usually those 'fake' startups have a we-are-only-being-sarcastic disclaimer some
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