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It actually really does show you a „different reality“. It has different effects on different people, I assume. For me, it was quite eye-opening, in that it made me stop using cigarettes for example. But for others, it leads to those strange thoughts of living in the matrix or something

I honestly don’t get it. Could OP do a quick pitch on this?

Reminds me of GQL [2]. Anybody know the differences and or similarities?

[2] https://www.gqlstandards.org/

Here’s the link to the GitBook

https://quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-tests/

What are the most common Graph database use cases? When should I go with a Graph DB instead of a NoSQL or a SQL database?

There is a talk by two Facebook engineers [0] where they talk about using graph partitioning to better distribute caching of data.

[0]: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QHkhyY9atkE

I figured what the author is talking about is often my problem. If I want to learn a new concept, I have to know the meta regarding that concept, to the point it distracts me from the actual concept I wanted to learn in the first place. It’s annoying me, and I don’t know why that happens every single time.

I don’t think we need programmers. I think for this task we’d need neuroscientists, philosophers, psychologists, mathematicians and engineers. Also, I don’t think we need more developers working on that problem. We need the right people with the right motivation and cognitive abilities to solve the problem of Artificial General Intelligence.

As far as I can tell, this doesn’t reset the algorithm for YT recommendations for your account.

There is the narrating self and the experiencing self. The narrating self makes up stories from the information that the experiencing self feeds to it. The important thing being that the experiencing self cannot judge, it just... experiences. Takes in every bit of sensory information and let’s the narrating self make up the story it thinks matches the experience one goes through.

Now, imagine the sensory overload you get when stuck on YouTube, showing those reviews, unboxing videos, whatever to you - or more precisely, to your experiencing self. At some point your narrating self will make up the story and then you end up paying 15k for camera equipment... of course, it’s your choice, right?

EDIT: https://medium.theuxblog.com/the-peak-end-rule-ff7246115248

As far as I could see there is no way to add certain stocks/crypto/funds etc. basically just a slightly better spreadsheet, you have to enter all by yourself. That’s a pitty, I would like to have one where I just enter which stock I bought and when and it shows me the win/loss over time.

It‘s interesting that this video can’t be found in full on YouTube. Why do you think that is?

„There is an 8th habit of highly effective people. They don’t waste time reading 7 habits of highly effective people.“

He got it.

Is there an archive of the previous volumes?

The point is to first validate your idea by asking people if they're actually willing to pay for your service, hypothetically. I don't think the author means actually setting up a contract where the potential interested parties actually pay you upfront for a service that doesn't exist.