bru3s

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by bru3s 2y ago
Congrats on your game! Which would you say were the major hurdles you'd found with C++ that convinced you against using it again?
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by bru3s 2y ago
> so the study writers / link sharer are simply farming for HN karma? Only when the reader doesn't feel particularly invested in the topic at hand.
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by bru3s 2y ago
Imho the biggest crutch with M5Stack stuff is that for almost every single product there's close to 0 support for ESP-IDF, so you're either stuck with the Arduino framework and their libraries, or you have to se tup everything fro
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by bru3s 2y ago
I reckon it's more likely to have come out of World of Disks, by Pratchy Terriett
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by bru3s 2y ago
Very reminiscent of Adam Douglas' writing style (or Terry Pratchett FWIW)
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by bru3s 2y ago
Thank you for your reply. > stop clinging to the false God of your usefulness and instead clearly see your true nature and your true relationship with God I've been longing for that for a very long time. Hopefully I'll be able
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by bru3s 2y ago
Sorry for the late reply, and thank you a lot for having taken the time to lay down in depth your thoughts on the matter. It def gave me some food for thought.
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by bru3s 2y ago
Cool blog, I gave that I read. I'm not too sure how the first part of the article relates to the second or your conclusion though. It'd be nice to talk about it. Also sorry to know you've been through that.
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by bru3s 2y ago
Thanks, I sincerely hope I very soon won't. But nevertheless I appreciate your warmth and your help, take care and godspeed for your own struggles friend.
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by bru3s 2y ago
You're making a lot of assumptions here, but that's not surprising coming from someone who's just throwing around vague statements as if they were fragments of an undeniable truth that's bound to leave readers in awe of
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by bru3s 2y ago
> It seems like you are disappointed in yourself for things that you are projecting upon your own reality based upon anxieties of the future and you are incorrectly predicting that all of those things have to do with AI because that is y
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by bru3s 2y ago
> If the AI is doing the building, we have to take care of the destroying, in this case destroying other people within a ring or an oktagon at the poker table or on the chessboard, sailing and surfing competitions for the more exotic per
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by bru3s 2y ago
Yeah I read that quite a lot before. I respectfully disagree. Past a certain age if someone vividly wishes to end themselves and sees no hope whatsoever, it's for good reasons.
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by bru3s 2y ago
Thank you for your thorough response, I appreciate it. I know there's truth in that, in fact I don't doubt it. Hopefully someone else will also read it if they stumble upon this thread, and find solace in it. > beat the average
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by bru3s 2y ago
Cheers to that, I'm happy for you that you can live like that. I can't, never got around doing that. And as I replied elsewhere, that bridge is held up by the will of many as if they made an Atlas of an idea that I simply cannot b
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by bru3s 2y ago
Thanks for the encouragement. I hope your own optimism will help you as well. I just don't want to stick around and find that out. I simply do not belong in a world where everyone would be perfectly fine with the implications of this o
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by bru3s 2y ago
And do what exactly? But I know you're right, and the family (parents and siblings) I'm helping is the only reason why I'm still kicking, because if it was only for my fiancee, I'd be gone long ago. There is no need for
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by bru3s 2y ago
I didn't want to cause you distress, so I apologize for it. > on one hand it sounds like someone who just got out of a psychedelic trip, on the other hand it sounds like someone who needs to go through one. I'm going to decline
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by bru3s 2y ago
See other response. The future is coming down like a hammer no matter whether I anticipate it or not, and there's no point in living like an ostrich for the joys that a fleeting illusion brings. I won't be choosing inaction, once
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by bru3s 2y ago
Thank you for your concern, I appreciate it, and I hope much good will come your own way no matter what. But it really doesn't matter to me anymore what the future holds. I know I'll be unfit for it, that there will be no place fo
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by bru3s 2y ago
> If you just ignore the problem, it'll go away If only that was so simple
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by bru3s 2y ago
I get what you mean and appreciate the help, unfortunately that really doesn't mean anything to me. I won't be able to help my family anymore, not that where I came from, not the one I'd liked to build with my fiancee. I won&
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by bru3s 3y ago
How does AI help in solving the issues you brought over in your post? > a declining population, a younger generation, that does not want to reproduce, neither working off the available work. We need a solution for that. And what do you r
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by bru3s 3y ago
> For both of your cases, the "25 to 30 minutes task" trick won't work at all. For a case that persists for years, what I've learned is that it's either real ADHD, or some emotional problem around the topic. For
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by bru3s 3y ago
I agree wholeheartedly. I've been stuck in a rut of procrastination for the last several years, during which I hardly ever started side projects or experiments due to tired old excuses such as "I simply don't have enough ti