Garbage content in my opinion is mindless, soulless content created by content farms. Which in a way is what YouTube encourages through their advertising business. Same issue with low quality results in search engines…
The article also reminded me about Simulacra and Simulation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simulacra_and_Simulation How what we create ends up shaping us. For example, what we think of "reality" today, is the fiction we…
Note for later, "evidence" for the afternoon slump: > "The so-called “window of circadian low” — the hours when the body is least adapted for wakefulness — typically occurs between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. There’s another,…
> My friends dad's never took responsibilites seriously What kind of dad was this man then? What kind of connection did he build with his daughter? It's so obvious from what you wrote, yet it's interesting you seemingly…
Maybe readers will enjoy this related post from Bernardo Kastrup. It may argue the point better, or not. I can't argue myself as it's too obvious for me. It's a unwinnable argument in my opinion, since it drives right…
Feeling a slump early afternoon after midday meal is not anecdotal evidence, it's biology. edit: At least, it's a common issue that people have . A simple google search for "afternoon slump" reveals tons of related…
Anyone know if this could solve VirtualBox's drop of support for 3D acceleration for Linux guests using Wayland? https://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/18116 > This is a consequence of our 3D acceleration for Linux guests,…
I was going to mention those 10 day courses. While I find the idea of a prison a bit silly, the 10 day courses come with a heavy load of tradition, more or less mandatory 1hour talk everyday, and at least 2-" h of…
Pranayama is typically fast breathing, and sometimes continuous in/out breathing. it's very different from the 4x4 breathing mentioned in this thread. I am healing trauma and my experience with pranayama is that it…
> Jaynes recognizes that consciousness itself is only a small part of mental activity and is not necessary for sensation or perception, for concept formation, for learning, thinking or even reasoning. Thus, if major…
Put very curedly, they're getting high. And, everybody's getting high. Life is about pleasure. If you found out that you can feel really, really good by sitting and doing nothing... would you do it? Of course you would.…
Thank you. Could you mention a brand that I could look into and compare to what I was taking? And what are they sourced from (those that you took?). It's winter soon so I guess I could give it another go.
I didn't watch the video yet but pt 2 and 3 is 100% correct. I am in EU. We're supposed to have "amazing healthcare". Yeah, well, maybe if your face is in a ditch or you're dying alcohol poisoning? If you're one of…
It's funny because it's like science is catching up to Buddhism's "karma" concept, as well as their philosophy on interdependence. Essentially, emphasizing the illusion of "independence" and how we are actually much…
The simulation hypothesis is pretty much a materialist's way of postponing the "hard problem of consciousness". It's like Neo when he escaped the Matrix only to find himself in the subterranean world. What if THAT world…
Sounds great, but why bother with the added work supporting IE11 if Vue 2.x can be used with IE11? Especially that time continues to fly until 3.x is released, and IE11 is replaced with EDGE already. edit: I am guessing…
As usual maybe it is wiser to take the good parts from different approaches, rather than going "all in" with one ideology / methodology. For my sites I find it useful to have a small collection of very generic classes.…
Further thoughts: With gitg, I click on any commit and I can quickly see the files changed by that commit, then I can click to dive and see the actual code changes. In SM by default there is a full spread of the…
Exactly, it's awesome because if you eventually refactor the container page or section to a Vue comp, you can include the other child components straight without any further work. They already work as full blown…
I can't speak as a user of said framework, but as a developer learning Vue I like it! I like it because it's not over-engineered with like 10 classes to do a simple dialog. You can go to any .vue file and look how they…
I like what this guy did, talking about native methods. However it's too flexible for me, I prefer to have the most minimal functionality in order to ensure consistency in my code. But maybe that's just me. If the…
Ahh thanks! I forgot about that. I'm guessing I didn't think about it because I'm used to the following pattern ,which is actually useful from time to time in my projects. And typically it happens in an object/class:…
He/she could have put much of the function in the top under the $() to make a super mini jquery. That's close to what I use with Vue. It's made even easier to write considering I almost never find a need for jquery's…
All these techniques always come down to a form of meditation. THe common ingredient is: * an actual EFFORT and DISCIPLINE, ie. a will, a decision, a commitment to stop following the monkey mind going on about tomorrow…
Simple: - most RSS readers suck so bad you can't even retrieve years old articles. So if you follow blogs that don't post often, you simply can NOT get any of their older posts. Imagine a blog that has one seriously…
Garbage content in my opinion is mindless, soulless content created by content farms. Which in a way is what YouTube encourages through their advertising business. Same issue with low quality results in search engines…
The article also reminded me about Simulacra and Simulation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simulacra_and_Simulation How what we create ends up shaping us. For example, what we think of "reality" today, is the fiction we…
Note for later, "evidence" for the afternoon slump: > "The so-called “window of circadian low” — the hours when the body is least adapted for wakefulness — typically occurs between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. There’s another,…
> My friends dad's never took responsibilites seriously What kind of dad was this man then? What kind of connection did he build with his daughter? It's so obvious from what you wrote, yet it's interesting you seemingly…
Maybe readers will enjoy this related post from Bernardo Kastrup. It may argue the point better, or not. I can't argue myself as it's too obvious for me. It's a unwinnable argument in my opinion, since it drives right…
Feeling a slump early afternoon after midday meal is not anecdotal evidence, it's biology. edit: At least, it's a common issue that people have . A simple google search for "afternoon slump" reveals tons of related…
Anyone know if this could solve VirtualBox's drop of support for 3D acceleration for Linux guests using Wayland? https://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/18116 > This is a consequence of our 3D acceleration for Linux guests,…
I was going to mention those 10 day courses. While I find the idea of a prison a bit silly, the 10 day courses come with a heavy load of tradition, more or less mandatory 1hour talk everyday, and at least 2-" h of…
Pranayama is typically fast breathing, and sometimes continuous in/out breathing. it's very different from the 4x4 breathing mentioned in this thread. I am healing trauma and my experience with pranayama is that it…
> Jaynes recognizes that consciousness itself is only a small part of mental activity and is not necessary for sensation or perception, for concept formation, for learning, thinking or even reasoning. Thus, if major…
Put very curedly, they're getting high. And, everybody's getting high. Life is about pleasure. If you found out that you can feel really, really good by sitting and doing nothing... would you do it? Of course you would.…
Thank you. Could you mention a brand that I could look into and compare to what I was taking? And what are they sourced from (those that you took?). It's winter soon so I guess I could give it another go.
I didn't watch the video yet but pt 2 and 3 is 100% correct. I am in EU. We're supposed to have "amazing healthcare". Yeah, well, maybe if your face is in a ditch or you're dying alcohol poisoning? If you're one of…
It's funny because it's like science is catching up to Buddhism's "karma" concept, as well as their philosophy on interdependence. Essentially, emphasizing the illusion of "independence" and how we are actually much…
The simulation hypothesis is pretty much a materialist's way of postponing the "hard problem of consciousness". It's like Neo when he escaped the Matrix only to find himself in the subterranean world. What if THAT world…
Sounds great, but why bother with the added work supporting IE11 if Vue 2.x can be used with IE11? Especially that time continues to fly until 3.x is released, and IE11 is replaced with EDGE already. edit: I am guessing…
As usual maybe it is wiser to take the good parts from different approaches, rather than going "all in" with one ideology / methodology. For my sites I find it useful to have a small collection of very generic classes.…
Further thoughts: With gitg, I click on any commit and I can quickly see the files changed by that commit, then I can click to dive and see the actual code changes. In SM by default there is a full spread of the…
Exactly, it's awesome because if you eventually refactor the container page or section to a Vue comp, you can include the other child components straight without any further work. They already work as full blown…
I can't speak as a user of said framework, but as a developer learning Vue I like it! I like it because it's not over-engineered with like 10 classes to do a simple dialog. You can go to any .vue file and look how they…
I like what this guy did, talking about native methods. However it's too flexible for me, I prefer to have the most minimal functionality in order to ensure consistency in my code. But maybe that's just me. If the…
Ahh thanks! I forgot about that. I'm guessing I didn't think about it because I'm used to the following pattern ,which is actually useful from time to time in my projects. And typically it happens in an object/class:…
He/she could have put much of the function in the top under the $() to make a super mini jquery. That's close to what I use with Vue. It's made even easier to write considering I almost never find a need for jquery's…
All these techniques always come down to a form of meditation. THe common ingredient is: * an actual EFFORT and DISCIPLINE, ie. a will, a decision, a commitment to stop following the monkey mind going on about tomorrow…
Simple: - most RSS readers suck so bad you can't even retrieve years old articles. So if you follow blogs that don't post often, you simply can NOT get any of their older posts. Imagine a blog that has one seriously…