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  • Oh cool, I didn't know that!

  • We call it tAInt

  • My first couple of re-runs, I was annoyed with him and would kill him on sight.

    After a while (and in other games), I began to embrace the betrayal. Like, "Sure thing, bud. I'll go stand right over there by the cliff... Oh, you rascal, you." I realized it's more fun to go along for the ride.

  • Now this is classy.

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  • I really enjoy reading stuff like this: random thought experiments or heuristics (I'm trying to think of a more encompassing term) that seem like something I want to remember.

    If this interests you too, you might enjoy the most recent one I learned: "Chesterton's Fence", which is the principle of not breaking something without fully understanding why it was in place. e.g. Don't touch the legacy code, don't tear down load-bearing walls, don't remove the red tape about building in 100 year flood zones, etc.

  • Yep. He'll remember it forever. I don't think I can untrain anything now.

  • Strange. I can still see it.

  • What do you do if your cat tries wake you up by biting paper, turning on lights, and opening/closing cabinets?

    Asking for myself. It's been 15 years without a good solution...

  • Amazing

  • This will become my new daily driver instead of chatgpt or the others.

  • I feel like I was still seeing hipsters up until the mid 2010s.

  • Reminds me of this headline from last year:

  • Lol, you're welcome to

  • So the concerns related to LED frequencies are real?

    I saw some chatter about them causing headaches, eye strain, and disturbing circadian rhythms, but I hadn't looked further into it to see if it was legit or a "you should use red light on your balls" health influencer type of thing.

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  • This one was for you.

  • I just watched this and noticed as well!