kalado

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by kalado 7y ago
There is quite a difference between talking to yourself out loud and constant mental chattering. Psychologist also encourage mindfulness/meditation to calm your mind, which is more what I'm trying to get at.
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by kalado 7y ago
I don't think these are mutually exclusive. I think people can daydream without reflecting on that and without learning anything. I think that is exactly the point the article is trying to make. Help people get some benefit from daydre
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by kalado 7y ago
I'd say it's more like one fish jumped in your arms and you start descriping it when it was the thought coming into your focus and and not your focus choosing the thought. You can of course reiterate and sort your knowledge by thi
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by kalado 7y ago
Makes sense. Our brain is an interconnected mess that self activates different path of neurons. So if you try to remember where you put your keys, saying the word, looking at an image of keys or hearing junbling keys might lead to the memor
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by kalado 7y ago
I didn't always thought like that. I only recognized this after I had a "dark night of the soul" / ego death. Since then I've managed to not see my my thoughts as beeing all I am, losing most of my anxiety (which wa
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by kalado 7y ago
This does not contradict what I said. If you use conscious thought as a tool, like deliberately using third person, this can change your perception of your self. I am talking about the usual thoughts you have that are unprompted. I feel lik
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by kalado 7y ago
It makes me unreasonably mad that he includes a screenshot of the beautiful looking game undertale with the implication that his games look is even remotely in the same ballpark.
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by kalado 7y ago
In my opinion, the conscious thoughts you have are just echoes of your mind. When you "talk to yourself" you already know what you are going to say, you might as well just stop as soon as you notice doing that.
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by kalado 7y ago
I have aphantasia and this seems quite obvious to me. Although I wouldn't say it shapes ourself but just emphasizes what is on your mind, where you would like to see yourself, preparing yourself. You can think about how you might act i
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by kalado 7y ago
Write your response but wait 5 minutes before actually sending it. If you are like me you'll ask yourself "what's the point I am trying to make here", delete everything you wrote and carry on with your day.
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by kalado 7y ago
I guess it's nice to know that these super rich guys think about exactly the same stuff as I do when I'm taking a stroll.
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by kalado 7y ago
Aaaah, that's pretty cool!
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by kalado 7y ago
Man, I love party games. I'll try it out next opportunity.
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by kalado 7y ago
The screenshots don't help me figure out what you're doing but it sure is pretty!
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by kalado 7y ago
This sounds really cool, please start a mailing list :)
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by kalado 7y ago
I don't really get your game. Is the block floating away and you need to keep it in the screen by shooting the hook? If yes, what decides when your hook gets loose? I am developing my first ever game! I think the mobile gaming market i
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by kalado 7y ago
Yes, actually. 98% agree on man-made climate change. 2% (not many) don't. The higher the expertise of the climatologist the more likely they are to agree as well. Or, only the incompetent ones disagree. https://web.archive.o
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by kalado 7y ago
I thought the population is stagnating as people get more educated and have less children?
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by kalado 7y ago
Not using WhatsApp isn't really an option if your social circle is not compromised by 80% of tech people. Everything else is possible, although not using youtube can be pretty detrimental, depending on how you use it.
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by kalado 7y ago
Basic introductions of a topic are trivial for people that are studying that topic? Shocking!
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by kalado 7y ago
Yeah, this has nothing to do with what he is doing but with how much and how long. There is a reason we fight for the 8/8/8 standard and why we arestarting to demand more free time instead of more work. As you said, 10 hours would
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by kalado 7y ago
It's discoverable by me and you, not by the average joe. When I was in school I created an IRC channel for us, I had to make a youtube video explaining how to install a client, connect to the server, reserve a username. I still got que
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by kalado 7y ago
wow, haha I really am, the exact same number of people even. Just redownloaded it, last time I checked it out this didn't exist. I'll try it out.
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by kalado 7y ago
That makes sense I guess. IRC channels are spread over thousands of servers though and not really discoverable or, in general, mainstream user friendly And obviously it doesn't have to be a # character.
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by kalado 7y ago
Yeah, that is a big problem. The only thing I can think of is to allow vote-kicks/bans. Account creation can only happen with mobile numbers to discourage spam and other violations and people just creating another account with a new ma
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by kalado 7y ago
Oh I agree. But I see this as an opportunity where you would split of the main chats by creating a more obscure named chat. Like you have a nice conversation with a few people and you can send them a private message "hey, lets continue
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by kalado 7y ago
Yes, but it's mostly about asking questions or making jokes. I think this fills a different niche.
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by kalado 7y ago
I honestly don't know what you are trying to say? I didn't mean using IRC (although you might of course).
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by kalado 7y ago
That's why I'm getting started on game development with mobiles games. It might seem to be an overrun market but the amount of actual games is small and the amount of actual good games is even smaller. I don't know who all th
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by kalado 7y ago
I had that thought for months. I'll give you my business Idea for free for the next big social network, since I'd rather work on my game development: Chats based on hashtags. Are you watching the newest Game of Thrones ? Just sear

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