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Re:New research suggests people can communicate and practice skills wh...
on Friday May 01, 2026 @06:37PM (#47981307)
That’s so on point. One time I was stuck on One Reborn from Bloodborne for a whole evening. While I was sleeping I figured out the optimal path to best the Chime Maidens. I woke up and beat the boss in 5 mins.
Very real phenomenon. Happened so many times
Re:The 'Batman Effect': How having an alter ego empowers you (2020)
on Sunday April 17, 2022 @05:37PM (#31064721)
It feels like I've written this comment. My experience is very very similar to yours.
Re:Life Is Short (2016)
on Saturday August 29, 2020 @07:00AM (#24315245)
Exactly. I realised this a while ago that if I keep having the same day everyday, I'm not going to remember anything about my life. Everything would be insignificant because it happens everyday.
It came to my mind when I started to lose track of my week. Did I have pasta on Tuesday or Wednesday? What time did I come home last Thursday? Why can't I distinguish one day from the other? Because everyday is the same.
Now I track my days and its much much better.
Re:How to survive a ransomware attack without paying the ransom
on Saturday July 25, 2020 @07:14PM (#23953120)
If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.
- Toni Morrison
Re:Siri, What Time Is It in London?
on Friday May 22, 2020 @06:59AM (#23270722)
All of these situations are fairly complicated. So the best thing to do ( even for a human assistant ) is to ask more questions. That is the best way to get clarification rather than just trying to figure out what the context is. The assistant should be able to ask a simple question: "Are you talking about the London in UK or Ohio?"
Re:If someone asks if you have any questions, ask a question
on Sunday May 10, 2020 @05:50AM (#23131440)
I've always appreciated people who interview like this and on the rare chance that I'm interviewing someone, I focus on maintaining a conversation too.
Really draws the line between a conglomerate firm and a company that actually cares at a personal (sort of) level.