Past few days(weeks?) I find myself more and more frustrated with google search. It seems to frequently omit the most important keywords I'm typing. I constantly have to click "Must include 'Keyword'", because more than half the links on the first page miss it, even if it's the first one out of 3 words in my query.I'm not the kind of person who thinks about search quality, this is the first...
TF2 or PUBG could've done this but didn't, fortnite did, and nailed it, and now we all get to benefit.
Unreal Engine works on linux, and Fortnite used to work through wine, but because of their anti-cheating system it's broken now, and their CEO doesnt seem to have any plans for the linux version, he has some weird stance [1] on that.
Such a bummer, I really wanted to play it.
[1] https://twitter.com/timsweeneyepic/status/964284402741149698
I want to live in a world where anyone is free to say any stupid idea they want, and anyone else is free to correct them or ignore them or do whatever they like.
Actual harm/abuse/harassment should be illegal of course, like the kind where a person is physically doing stuff to another person against their will.
But if blocking a person on twitter is all it takes to avoid "harassment", maybe that's the best way to deal with that.
Maybe it's immortality for all of us, ability for a dying person to hop into a young, healthy, good looking clone body.
ZBrush UI is also alien and counterintuitive, but after you learn it it begins making sense and feeling convenient, not so in blender, here I have to fight it for no reason.
Personally I've enjoyed the feature.
I find it annoying on youtube though, for some reason.
Edit: Oh, wait, are you talking about autoplaying preview trailers or autoplaying the next episode? I like the next episode feature, autoplaying trailers are annoying.
Personally I don't mind clickbait if after doing whatever it takes to grab my attention, the creator delivers on an actually solid high quality educational/entertaining content.
If you click on the weird X button at the top it says "An error has occured", and if you click back the error still remains.
Pokemon Go is not going to stop racism.
Breaking news! Apple Watch does NOT cure cancer!
I'm suffering from somehing similar. Did you look into Candida? A lot of the symptoms sound very similar. H. Pylori antibiotics could have killed off good intestinal flora, causing candida overgrowth.
Could you describe what other changes did you make, aside from adding S. Boulardii? Diet, supplements, medications? What helped you the most?
This is an absolutely insane series of tutorials that will explode your mind and make you feel godlike. If you want to learn why people love emacs so much, watch this.
When instead of candy you get kicked in the nuts by a horse, that's when you need some of that youtube to get your mind off of things.
If people are tempted to escape into a virtual world, it might be because the real world around them sucks.
If I'm sad I can always watch their videos and feel happy and connected to other people. I like people who create awesome stuff, I can relate to them a lot more than to the people I meet in real life.
I don't think these feelings are invalid. If people watch someone's content, and learn things, and feel connected, and that makes them feel good and happy - I think that's wonderful.
Besides, it's not like real life people are amazing at being real, everyone has a fake persona they're trying to project. What you can't fake is being funny, insightful, educational, likable, charismatic, talented, inspiring, etc. If you're creating something good, people will like you. Nothing wrong with that.
I also use hashtags like #link, #question, #note, #todo, #done, so I can easily search through them.
When I encounter some error, I write down the error, add a hashtag by the topic (like #docker or #ubuntu or #stripe), then URL for a solution I found (like stackoverflow), then a snipped of code that solved it with a brief explanation.
At this point my notes.org is 7.7 megabytes long and contains all the notes from every day of the past several years. So when I encounter an error I've solved before I just do the search and immediately find the solution.
Also I mark all the important thoughts and insights with >> at the beginning of the line, so I can search for ">>" and find a summary of all the most important insights I've learned over the past month.
Being your best self has nothing to do with socializing by the way, hopefully you would be doing that even if you were alone in your room.
You can directly control the actions you take, but not the results they lead to.
Because there's often luck/uncertainty involved, the results are often not even a good way to measure the quality of your decisions, sometimes good decisions can lead to bad outcomes and vice versa, be aware of this and notice when it happens.
Reward yourself based on taking the right action, use outcomes as analytics to learn from.
Confusing the two leads to anxiety, frustration, and beating yourself up over things you can't change.
Don't burn your mental energy on things outside of your circle of control, instead - try to spend all of it on taking actionable steps.
Besides, RSD community itself has local meetup groups, so you can find wingman buddies to go out with, and I've met a few great guy friends that way, I know pick up community gets a horrible reputation in modern culture, but the people I met were really smart, cool, and were, like me, into personal development and practicing social skills.
If you can look past the stigma, pick up is an amazing way to meet new people proactively, it's challenging (approaching new people is scary), but fun, free, can be done at any time, and the results depend on how much you practice. I highly recommend it.
Also, I have found a local Go club, and found many awesome people there. It's a fun relaxing game, community is friendly, and it's natural to have conversations and form friendships there.