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by markers 1mo ago
Having been on the "vivid imagery" spectrum I could easily superimpose images onto my vision. Now, after covid infection some years ago, I have aphantasia, so I can tell you it's a very real thing. A lot of the stuff mentione
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by markers 6mo ago
Have you used ChatGPT lately? What you describe is not quite what they are doing, they are adding nudges at the end of the follow-up question suggestions. For instance I was researching some IKEA furniture and it gives suggestions for follo
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by markers 2y ago
I've had a brain MRI to rule out other causes (tumors etc), but it was clean. I don't think they looked specifically for tiny damages to areas (if that's possible), but I'm not sure to be honest as I only got answer that
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by markers 2y ago
Thanks for your tip/reply. My sense of taste/smell is much better now and seems to be on a good trajectory as well, I won't seek more treatment at the moment. What you describe kind of sounds related to a stellate ganglion bl
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by markers 2y ago
Thanks for trying to help! I answered in another comment, so you can see a better reply there, but I've been trying (a lot) of these things and the short version is that it seemed to work when my brain had been given some time to heal,
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by markers 2y ago
I think I know which ability you refer to, as my fear when I discovered this was that I couldn't work as a software developer anymore (before I got a grasp of what had actually happened, it took a while to actually understand the exten
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by markers 2y ago
I fully agree, especially since it hasn't been that long since I got it. I notice my brain is thinking a bit differently already, but my memory is extremely wired to thinking visually, so I'm for sure impaired compared to someone
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by markers 2y ago
It sucks, but that's life - there are worse things and life is still plenty enjoyable. In addition, I lost my sense of smell/taste completely and that was much worse to be honest (but still, you learn to live without and focus on
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by markers 2y ago
I got aphantasia from Covid, apparently it's an extremely rare side effect - so rare I've only found a handful of people on the entire internet who've experienced it. So I happen to know how it is to live both with and withou
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by markers 3y ago
Has she been doing essential oil training? As far as I know it's the only scientifically validated method and it did a lot for me (although at soon 2 years my taste/smell is not fully recovered). I know it worked as I only regai
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by markers 4y ago
I highly recommend checking out polars if you're tired of pandas' confusing API and poor ergonomics. It takes some time to make the mental switch, but polars is so much more performant and has a much more consistent API (especiall
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by markers 4y ago
In case you haven't seen it, some new evidence surfaced yesterday: https://youtu.be/jfPzUgzrOcQ
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The most incriminating evidence against Hans Niemann(youtube.com)
3 points by markers 4y ago|1 comments
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by markers 4y ago
Started paying for Kagi.com recently and is very satisfied with the results. Visiting Google again after being used to Kagi is an interesting and uncomfortable experience, it's very easy to become accustomed to how much ads and irrelev
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Cerebral – Declarative state and side effects for popular JavaScript frameworks(cerebraljs.com)
1 points by markers 8y ago|0 comments
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by markers 9y ago
Been using Cerebral for two projects (one large and one small) so far and it's simply been an amazing experience. It's incredible how such a simple framework/concepts can cover everything you need, even for large apps. It doe