netvor

funny how lot of comments are saying "i also look at my face while other person is talking"

what I meant when I was writing this post: looking at my face while I was talking.

...on second thought, I'm not sure, I might as well just be looking at myself 100% time.

I just love looking at myself I think I’m great haha I also like to make sure that my facial expressions are matching my inside emotions …a lot of the time they are and I like the reassurance of that… I also like to practice facial expressions and then look at myself to make sure I’m executing them correctly. But mostly I just like my face and what it does haha

... -agen.

They say, 30 is the age where you have to decide which one you like more: tying your shoelaces or hamburgers.

I chose the latter.

Now I'm almost 44 and even undoing them feels too hard. 🙃

I thought those nursery rhymes were because of the cat.

gorilla slippers

Good dog, those things are freaking scary.

hoser has a new video on how Saudi Arabia is getting ready for that part.

relativity plays no role here

I still count that as learning.

I would not say "not believe too much in your efforts", I think the tendency to simply scale down enthusiasm can be toxic in its own way.

I like to remind myself of how Václav Havel said it:

Hope is not the conviction that something will turn out well but the certainty that something makes sense, regardless of how it turns out.

Yes, being enthusiastic about false goals can lead to devastating results. Being hopeful by realizing that your work does make sense even if you won't necessarily see results of it, that's much more sustainable source of motivation.

Also, remember that no matter how it turns out you will learn something on the path. If anything, this is one of the "certain" parts.

Ne, ne, ne, ne, ne!

you mean this guy, right?

Thing is, trying to do a complete swap, there's a point when the thought experiment kinda eats itself: you end up with a universe which is exactly the same, except the words "proton" and "neutron" are swapped.

The logic of it is fascinating in itself.

Remember, it's not about filtering out robots, it's about filtering out dangerous (as in spam, malware, etc.) things.

I mean, If you're reeeeeeally good and reeeeeeally precise and reeeeally fast .. then maybe you're as dangerous as the robot. Maybe it's just safer to keep you out. 🙃