misthop

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by misthop 12d ago
https://aphantasia.com/study/vviq
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by misthop 12d ago
Just inner voice
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by misthop 12d ago
It kind of becomes a set of math facts, and my brain does this spatial thing where I "feel" like I am doing the task with my hands even though, of course, I am not. I have a really good spatial sense. I can pretty reliably draw f
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by misthop 12d ago
Those don't sound to me like aphantasiac properties. possibly related, but sound like other memory topics. Especially the first one
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by misthop 12d ago
Nothing, no
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by misthop 12d ago
I have an inner monologue, that is the extent of my inner senses.
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by misthop 12d ago
When I learned through my sport career that visualize the race actually meant visualize and not just talk it through with your inner monologue. It was deeply reinforced when my wife first told me she sees an entire movie when she reads book
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by misthop 12d ago
The image? no - the after image of the light on my retina, yes. But as soon as that fades there is nothing
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by misthop 12d ago
Some people hear orchestral swells when, say, reading a book that mentions them. I don't have that. I have an inner monologue that can sing. I forget the term but as I understand it there are people who don't have an inner monolog
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by misthop 12d ago
After looking at a photo? I have a memory of the "facts" of the photograph. I have no image of it
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by misthop 12d ago
Proprioception is good. I was a fairly accomplished high school and college club athlete in sports that require body parts to move out of visual range
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by misthop 12d ago
I'm a musician, but don't "hear" music in my head. I have an extensive memory of lyrics, and can guess the next notes of a song, but I use my inner monologue to sing or hum it in my head, I don't hear it. I can reca
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by misthop 12d ago
She's 5 ft tall, sharp features, curly white hair. i can remember imagery facts, but have not visual memory
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by misthop 12d ago
Aphantasiac here, happy to discuss or answer any questions
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by misthop 5mo ago
It might not be bad for you, but it tastes like crap
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by misthop 5mo ago
You made a card stand for the Boston Celtics? The Celtics own that logo, selling it is clear trademark infringement. Same is true for most (all?) of the images on the post. Just because a customer provided the image does not mean they own t
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by misthop 11mo ago
It would be a it more compelling if every example, at least for me, didn't return `[error: NetworkError: A network error occurred.]`
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by misthop 1y ago
Lots of growing love for returning to the template system and using HTMX with a bit of alpine sprinkled in as needed for interactivity.
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by misthop 1y ago
Working with Django for the past 15 years has been a pleasure. Joining the community was a revelation. Serving on the board and as president of the DSF was a privilege. I look forward to 20 more years of code and community.
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by misthop 2y ago
Archive link https://web.archive.org/web/20241221235110/https://www.mattm...
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by misthop 2y ago
This is a good take on one of the many areas that companies need to change process in as they grow. Bad communication can hamper and destroy a company just as much as bad hiring, bad vision, bad money management. I about the process in this
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by misthop 2y ago
> The impact of Markdown becomes clear if we plot a random sample of content websites. (Disclaimer: the data is made-up, based on my perception of the state of the web) It makes sense that your perception of the web has driven you to cre
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by misthop 3y ago
Would you count Cargill[0]? Cause they are privately held, all in on the farming world, and have net income in the billions annually [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargill
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Demon Core(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by misthop 3y ago|1 comments
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Ivory soap is 99 and 44/100% pure what?(straightdope.com)
2 points by misthop 3y ago|0 comments
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by misthop 3y ago
Not ego, he's playing on the old Ivory Soap slogan "99+44⁄100% Pure" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivory_(soap)
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by misthop 3y ago
The Transformers song almost certainly doesn't have that weird break as written. The Youtuber spends 18 minutes trying to figure out the music for what is most likely a production artifact - the recorded music didn't line up with
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Timeline of the Far Future(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by misthop 4y ago|0 comments
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by misthop 4y ago
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by misthop 4y ago
Building a prototype with Dan Gelbart [0]. An engineer and inventor, he has an 18 episode playlist of every aspect of using a machine shop to build prototypes. It teaches machining. Shop use, thinking though physical creation where order of

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