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penjelly
5y ago
i speculate.. anti social behaviours, insecurity issues, (mis)communication issues. im not sure i follow, we do read faces daily, even in voice/video chat we do. Body and facial language matter. Cutting off 50% of that as sibling comme
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penjelly
5y ago
our brains are wired to read faces because weve been doing that since we were apes, theres no way masks dont have a negative psychological and social impact on our lives when used longterm
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penjelly
5y ago
am Ottawan, live about 6 blocks from 2 of the main blocked roads (parliament and kent street) noise is not bad for me, headphones block it out completely. Theyve stopped honking for the last 5 days too fwiw. "hell" is an overstate
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penjelly
5y ago
theyre not mutually exclusive, one can want immersion (VR) while gaming at home, and AR while going about ones day in the world
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penjelly
5y ago
add a straw to that equation and they mix, but yeah les hope vr headsets get smaller and lighter in the future
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penjelly
5y ago
I've heard of horses taking their blackout/drunken owners home before. CHECKMATE DRIVERLESS VEHICLES
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penjelly
5y ago
ah the famous "give us dev estimates, but yours are too long, lets go with shorter anyway" makes people afraid to estimate high
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penjelly
5y ago
even if you were to be "slow and careful" that doesn't garuntee you'll be on schedule, it could turn out later part of your architecture is not suitable for an area maybe due to requirements changing. maybe you'll s
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penjelly
5y ago
meta: usually i don't see comments > post score unless the content is poor.. this is good news from apple though, what gives?
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penjelly
5y ago
i had one and returned it because of this i KVM between devices and like using the same setup so it broke the deal for me. seems m1 is still highly praised though so maybe i should reconsider..
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penjelly
5y ago
the commenter is referring to the m1 mac mini which is a desktop device last i checked. which does support 2 external monitors
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penjelly
5y ago
their previous entry level models did
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penjelly
5y ago
damn some of the newly removed i never would have guessed would get removed based on the guest
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penjelly
5y ago
the video shows the tesla struggle through almost every intersection. note its downtown driving and there are a lot of weird scenarios but the pole they ran into wasnt the only time the tesla had issues in the clip
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penjelly
5y ago
> In a VR I do not want to walk around, but I want to control the character and feel like I am really there these are incongruent. > Who would engage in any kind of personal interaction with that? tons of people do regularly. see htt
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penjelly
5y ago
do you mean cruise control as in autopilot and lanekeeping? or traditional cruise control that just keeps the same speed? for the latter, long drives it helps relieve some tension in my legs to not have to be pressing the pedal to maintain
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penjelly
5y ago
pretty sure you cant inject drugs directly into your brain
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penjelly
5y ago
never heard of her. Just checked her channel and every episode is her in a tube top and short shorts. Maybe she's technical, but the way shes dressed is clearly with the intent to draw people in sexually. When she leaves the house she
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penjelly
5y ago
i know he wouldn't have liked it, but its helpful to have neizchtes words paraphrased simpler sometimes.
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penjelly
5y ago
it feels like the future of companies is to increasingly give tasks to AI. So eventually we'll have massive corps that have a couple execs and a super ai making them all obscenely rich? I want to hate this idea, but it would be the sam
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5y ago
while i agree with you there are many reasons for drug use. its likely the wikipedia article linked also applies subconsciously, so while they tellyou/think they do it for anxiety they may do it for a host of other reasons without full
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penjelly
5y ago
brain food on spotify. or anything with no/low lyrics that has a steady energy to it. deep house, lofi, even piano and strings.
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penjelly
5y ago
requires a credit card but costs nothing, their reasoning sounds alright to me
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penjelly
5y ago
metaverse is a word im already sick of
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5y ago
> The answer is none because it negatively affects all physical ability. Wrong. I can think of a few off the top of my mind who still have alcohol in their system while competing/training. - Arnold Schwartzenegger - Jon Jones and va
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5y ago
> I feel like alcohol consumption isn't taken as seriously since its been legalized alcohol was being consumed before first evidence of laws in human society. Ancient mesopotamians drank a lot of beer because it was more resistant t
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penjelly
5y ago
It is true. It allows some people open up in ways they wouldnt before. Your point could apply to psychedelics, are they necessary for personal growth and changing perspectives? No. Can they help & accelerate the process? Yes. - anecdote
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penjelly
5y ago
i recall... he described an OBE in detail, though i believe it described the actual visual effect as minor, he says he could change his perspective to be off to his left side or above himself, i dont think he says he flies off to some other
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penjelly
5y ago
using copilot is not technical or difficult. paste the challenge in comments and hit tab or enter and its done (or not depending on copilot).
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5y ago
This makes me think of 1984 and how the world was in a state of perpetual victory while simultaneously at war (danger) at the same time. fwiw in the book it was a means of controlling the populace.
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