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It’s actually pretty likely that we just haven’t had the evolutionary time needed to fully adapt mentally to non-equatorial regions. Seasonal depression isn’t necessarily healthy or normal for us. (I’m not saying it isn’t a natural reaction, but I think that we can and should try to feel better in the winter)

Don’t forget the River river, the River river, the River river, the Riv-

So nationalize spacex, and never outsource key capabilities again.

I can detect incoming drones from 49 feet using my ears.

The biggest thing you can do is to make the food you eat more enjoyable and eat more of it. I would have no appetite and starve if i had to eat your diet. The good news is that it’s possible to eat a lot better, but still very cheaply. Also you really need to eat two or preferably three or even four meals daily if you want to gain weight.

I would remove eggs and cheese as they aren’t a good value. Add black beans, chickpeas, and lentils, which are good over rice (very cheap, especially if you buy them dry in bulk). Pasta too. Add spices, cheap hot sauce, tomato sauce, etc and it becomes a good meal. Try oatmeal for breakfast too. I would also make sure that you are getting as many fruits and vegetables as possible (apples, bananas, carrots, lettuce, broccoli, etc. not too expensive but will complete the meals and provide good nutrition). Also consider pan frying the potatoes - it’s tastier than boiling.

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“You’re going to have to write everything in cursive so it’s important that you learn it”

And it was literally never required in school or life after that.

I’m kinda not interested at this point. I would have 100% tried it if it was an open beta, but at this point when it releases everyone will have had years of experience playing already, which sucks for new players for this sort of game.

And no im not going to beg some random for an invite.

Well, quantum mechanics and quantum computing in general are very complex, and there are big parts of the field that nobody understands.

But double slit experiment is often depicted misleadingly made to seem a lot more magical than it is. The simplified explanation is that light moves as a wave and interacts like a particle.

The experiment sends light through one photon at a time. If the light travels through a single slit, it will form a wave pattern with one big peak. If there are two slits, the photon’s wave travels through both and moves like you would see waves of water do, making an interference pattern where the ripples coming from each slit collide. The weird part is that when you try to measure the photon as it passes through the slits, the only way you can observe it is by intetacting with it (so it interacts like a particle). It then then produces the patterns you would get with it passing through only one slit or the other, without the interference created by going through both.

I was looking forward to getting this, but not at that price. Guess I’ll check back in with VR in another 5-10 years.

I think there’s a big third factor in that feedback loop, which is that weath directly affects how people behave. Research has found that priming people to feel powerful makes them less conscientious or generous. And when people are given unfair advantages, they attribute it to themselves.

This isn’t really accurate - “AI” is a somewhat meaningless term that just means machine learning, basically. Also LLMs are deterministic, but usually use a ‘temperature’ setting to add randomness. And any self-driving system is probably enough of a chaotic system so that sensor noise is enough to make it non-deterministic.

That being said, I don’t think LLMs belong anywhere near a car.

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Might be a regional thing, but I live in the US and I don’t think I’ve ever met someone who dislikes Indian food.

they very well might buy them by the thousands

For the Steam Machine, Valve is selling them via a lottery, and only to pre-existing accounts. I suspect they will do the same for the Frame.

Also, I’m skeptical that businesses would even want to buy many, because you don’t see them buying Quests by the thousands. It probably would still end up as a small number compared to total sales.

The Playstation supercomputer is pretty funny though

With the machine they can’t, because it would work so well as a general purpose computer for offices and such. I think they could have subsidized it a bit though as long as it didn’t dip below the price of an equivalent traditional desktop. For the frame though, they absolutely could. I suppose some percentage of users won’t buy from steam, but I don’t think price would affect that percentage much unless it was super cheap. Realistically it’s going to push game sales a lot for valve.

That it’s safe for me to be seen as I am, and I need to show up vulnerably and imperfectly in order to move forward in life.

I struggle with rsd and anxiety among other things, and instead of learning this lesson I keep hiding away and not actually living.

Favorite DE: Niri First DE used: XFCE DE you want to use in the future: Niri Honorable Mention: Hyprland least favorite: Anything non tiling, or maybe Hyprland due to a lot of minor annoyances Current DE: Niri longest used DE: i3 Current Distro: NixOS and Arch

You should try Niri!

Favorite distro: NixOS First distro used: Ubuntu Distro you want to use in the future: SixOS, Asahi Honorable mention: Fedora Server Distro you liked the least: Ubuntu Distro you currently use: Arch, NixOS The distro you used for the longest time: Arch

At this rate I’ll be able to sell my ddr3 from over a decade ago and make a profit compared to what I paid originally

I think it’s already been out of fashion for a while, but it takes a while for that to be noticeable. Although landlords will probably keep painting over outlets with white paint until the end of time.