rafaelvasco

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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
For me it's a no go. These days, even 40h/week is too much. As I got older (33 now), I got less tolerant to long work hours. When I code I get super focused, hardly even move. So in a week I'll get 20h of focused work at most
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Most will disagree with me but: Those "waking fantasies" are the result of dilligent meditation. They occur because the brain activates some senses which aren't normally used. But as mainstream Science knows little about them
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Meditation doesn't bring psychological problems. If you already have then, it exarcebates them. Bring them more into focus. Don't start meditation practices if you have: Traumas, PTSTD, COD, etc. Meditation is the ultimate introsp
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Yes, In C# you have to leave the idiomatic side somewhat to get the most performance. Though this is getting better in latter versions of C#, in which you get more low level coding features. But for me the fun part is doing exactly that. Co
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
In my earlier projects I always found myself doing exactly what Tailwind does, manually. As Tailwind does it much more throughly, I'm now 200% productive. I can adjust everything by just stacking classes. For me it's perfect but I
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
It will always be. Science is by definition always incomplete. Once you know how Everything in the Universe works, you already transcended Science and became a God.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Not a mistake. But merely something incomplete. Consciousness is the Way.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Yes. The only way to solve the riddle is to accept that everything comes from Consciousness.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
What we think is real is just how we perceive it. So what was Real and what is Perception ?
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I always preferred doing ECS at a higher level. Above core engine level. Using ECS to handle stuff like rendering never made sense to me. So for me, Godot's approach is the ultimate one. You model core engine compoments with inheritanc
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I know it's possible, but this puts communication with patients in a coma into the realm of possible, scientifically.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Yeah I can see why some people find it creepy. I find it fascinating. Once you have your first "out of normal" experience, then you start looking into more.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Either you haven't been looking or looking in the wrong places.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
There's plenty. You're just not looking for it, because you're not interested. That's ok. Just don't say that there's no evidence, say that you don't care.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Some of them are I believe. After you have one experience you open yourself to the rest. I had several.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
The number of stories of alien encounters is so huge, and share so many common aspects between them, that at the minimum one must be open to the possibility. I mean, there's even official docs released by CIA and etc. The problem is, f
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Been using Workona on Edge. Helps a lot.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I've been thriving in fact. The thing is, if you aren't happy with your job, working from home will be even worse, since you're isolated and can't cloud the fact that you're unhappy by messing around with your colle
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
That's why I mentioned the blocks. Everything can be explained. But we as humans in our current state can only understand a very limited portion of everything.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Yeah, everything can be explained. The only blocking factors are language to express it and/or knowledge to understand it.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Yeah. From what I know. There's no conclusive evidence to this but, there were some , very advanced civilizations on Earth, hundreds of thousands to millions of years ago. Even more advanced then hours. Then cataclisms happened, their
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
The programmer you are today is the result of all the code you ever wrote, good and bad;
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Yeah, if you talk about humans as intelligent self aware beings there's been humans here on Earth for several hundreds of thousands of years. That's what I gatter after reading several books in this theme.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I liked it. Clean to my eyes. Worst syntax for me are Lispy languages followed by Rust. That is punctuation hell;
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what would be the final rating of the the Beth Harmon character from Queen's Gambit ?
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
As an eternal student and enthusiast of computer graphics, this is golden;
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Yeah. Languages like C# and Java offer you so much facilities and QOL features compared to C and C++, but in practice you have to give up most of those facilities in order to have it perform almost on par with lower level languages; Even th
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Perfect answer;
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Not being fully memory safe but assisting in it, is the way to go for the broad scope of applications imo;
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
> The performance of C++ with the convenience of C# Convenience is a relative term. Convenience to what ? Personally, I find that far from the truth. Rust is very powerful, offers lots of flexibility in memory managing and allocation, wh

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