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(as this is a state of mind and logic thing, a program of state and logic is a better way to describe it vs words)
Yes your emotional background reflects what you believe is happening, but you can correct your belief if you analyze and rationalize the emotional response when you feel it, which then updates your emotional background.
> So unless you’re doing emotional logging and are really managing your beliefs, deep settings, etc afterwards, this is simply impossible.
That's exactly what I'm suggesting you do.
Upon receiving every major emotional reaction you make it a habit to analyze it immediately afterwards.
There's only a few total comments in this thread overall, I counted 2 anecdotes, not exactly a scientific consensus.
And people are more likely to comment when something goes bad than when something goes good *checks product feedback*
When you realize it's an irrational reaction you automatically reprocess the stimuli and get a rational reaction.
Let's say someone close to you is unusually quiet and short with you. You irrationally think they are mad at you or ignoring you because they are being short. That makes you feel mad because you didn't do anything to them! Upon receiving the feeling you start rationalizing the response and realize that you have no evidence that they are mad at you and there are many times you don't want to talk. You then simply ask them if anything's wrong and they say they have a headache! Whew, it wasn't about you at all, it was just a headache! You then empathize with them and want to help so you ask if you can get them some advil and know not to be loud or talk too much until they start feeling better (acting normally)
> Generally speaking, emotions don't arise from a conveniently rational level of consciousness.
What makes you say that? Emotions commonly arise from rational thought. There are rational reasons to be mad/happy/sad/etc.
But what I'm suggesting though is the opposite, to make it a habit upon receiving every powerful emotional to verify it with rational thought.
That's why you're told to take yogurt/other fermented foods after taking antibiotics, to provide a reproductive environment for them to grow.
However it's still a risk you could kill off a whole species and lose their function, so probably best not to take antibiotics unless you really have to.
It's an easy analysis process though, you try to recover for a couple days, if you cannot and no virus is detected, you take antibiotics.
If it's a bacterial infection and it's spreading you have to take antibiotics, otherwise you die and all of your microbes die with you.
The cool thing is, if you do this enough, you can always recognize the stimuli.
There's one exception, hormonal imbalance (bipolar, seasonal depression, etc.), because there is no stimuli.
But once you realize there is no external stimuli, you know it's hormonal. It is then classified as a irrational reaction. The difference of an internal irrational reaction is it takes more investigation and sometimes a few emotional knee-jerk reactions slip through before the hormonal cause is detected.
Also the irrational brain can misattribute the imbalance and attribute it to an external stimuli, but you can immediately correct it with evaluation and communication if the misattributed stimuli is a person. (ask for clarification, if it's not what you assumed, apologize after snapping and solve the conflict immediately).
My wife and I can tell when she's nearing her time of the month because it effects both of us. The hormone change unbalances us a week or so before sometimes causing fatigue or snippiness. It's nice to recognize it as to not contribute it the fatigue to burnout or take the snapping to heart.
We just overcompensate in communication and directly ask what the other person meant to not take something the wrong way once we recognize we're in this temporary state.
If they are irrational you prevent the emotional knee-jerk response in the first place.
If they are rational then you know the root cause to work through so you can fix the issue.
For those rational emotional responses, recognizing the stimuli can still be helpful. It's still stressing, but you know the exact problem and can work to resolve it, the opposite of suppressing it.
You can recognize the stimuli and rationalize it before becoming upset.
The more you do it, the easier it becomes and the less stressed you become.
It was anticipated it would fail eventually. They will review this failure and use information from it to bolster their refurbishing program.
> For comparison, if a plane crashed after 23 flights everyone would assume it was a factory defect.
Planes are meant to fly well more than 23 flights so that's a bad comparison.
No other booster has flown more than 23 flights, this is unchartered territory.
not great to take away firepower from citizens while the terrorists have guns.
you end up waiting around for the police, which may or may not be prepared or even arrive on time.
I use OPFS on web for the SQLite database store. But yes, I will be writing an adapter using Taurus SQLite plugin to solve this in the long term.
Not a huge issue, and wasn't going to be long term anyway, but it did make it go from "you can release this now" to "oh shoot it works everywhere but on mac, now go write an adapter to this 2.0 sqlite plugin with limited docs"
And there's perfectly fine reasons to use OPFS in Tauri, it's a sandboxed file system. You may not want to deal with the native filesystem for security purposes (yes Tauri has permissions, but not sandboxing after-the-fact)
I used tauri so I could easily make that cross-platform toolbar app.
Some menu items spawn a webview (things like settings), everything else is in Rust.
There's also various UX differences in webviews.
It's all fine though, I'd rather have multiple webviews over a bloated app. Used to developing for multiple environments anyways.
It's unbearable to have to work for someone imo.
I wish to be in charge of my life as much as possible.
Either way, windows are not generally the focal point of the room, you'd have an awkward viewing position.
Most likely the sun would be an issue too, the TV picture would only really be visible during dusk/dawn/night.
Also do you have shutters behind the window so outsiders don't see your screen or...?
I don't see any sort of practicality.
Certainly up north I could see those being known, as it's more likely you had French in highschool.
In the south, there are many common Spanish phrases known. I know some French phrases but I have never heard anyone say the ones you mentioned, nor did I know them. I would consider myself "educated".
Are you saying English speakers commonly know those first two phrases?
But here's research since you asked: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9966200/
It's really not surprising, we know fermented foods are good for the microbiome.
Peter Gregory seems to be the mannerisms of Elon and the outlook/values of Peter Thiel.
There's also Action Jack based off of Neutron Jack (Jack Welch) with a bit of Steve Ballmer.
Gavin Belson has to be based heavily off of Gavin Newsom's mannerisms and looks, along with being a mashup of other CEOs like Larry Page.
Mike Judge barely changes the names, I guess no-one was getting the references :)
Who is providing those near $1.5m/ea units?
And he didn't try to ban GTA, that's his personal opinion of not wanting to commit virtual violence himself.
Note that I am not the one who brought up the term to the conversation. I did want to avoid the labels as there's always someone who comes up and ask you to define the label instead of talking about the issue itself. In this case, censorship.
But yes, I am against woke culture at it's core, vehemently.
In no way does an emoji encourage armed violence.
Are you against violent video games as well?
I'm simply saying you're talking about Twitter right now because of it, and it was a small change.
You know it was if you're an engineer, let's not play dumb.
Not sure why everything relating to X has to be so hostile.
It's already making buzz so if it was an hour of work, I'd say the marketing effect alone was worth it.