saltyfamiliar

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by saltyfamiliar 7y ago
On the topic of internal speech, I've recently developed a weird quirk, if you can call it that. Basically I'll hear fragments of speech in an internal voice distinctly different from my own, about random things that have nothing
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by saltyfamiliar 7y ago
You can influence the shape in which a young brain grows much more easily and to a deeper extent than you can a mature brain. The neural systems one develops during adolescence will determine a lot of their psychological traits and the cour
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by saltyfamiliar 7y ago
When a human shows unquestioning loyalty towards another human and it is non-reciprocal, it tends to communicate a lack of self-respect. People tend to default to believing, even if only at a subconscious level, that when someone lacks self
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by saltyfamiliar 7y ago
This is awesome! I can't help but think that it will hinder the development of my ability to mentally visualize the code I write though.
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by saltyfamiliar 7y ago
Soon we'll have nothing left but why .
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by saltyfamiliar 7y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one who pays attention to this. This is completely unsubstantiated and coming from a relatively inexperienced programmer, but it's been my experience that better code tends to produce nicer shapes. A
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by saltyfamiliar 7y ago
These are great answers. In general I think leveraging uncertainty and imperfect information is going to be pretty universal.
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by saltyfamiliar 7y ago
What if preoccupation with the material world is a primitive perspective that civilizations simply grow out of eventually? There's an inescapable time limit to the universe and it's all objectively pointless anyway. Why spend valu