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cmgvd3lw, in What are some interesting thinking skills or strategies you've picked up from programming (or anywhere else, but try to stick to programming for now)

No matter how you do, there are always other efficient ways.

NemoWuMing, (edited ) in What opera do you think has a good production that was shared freely on the Internet?

The Magic Flute (the movie version by Ingmar Bergman)

Great production value, and it’s one of the few operas where the singers actually look like their characters, while also being good singers).

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufQxByt7dNM

weird_nugget, in Can anyone here get Gboard to gesture type "Lemmy"?

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mumblerfish, in Do you ever question your life?

Aisling Bea reference or is that actually an english saying?

Durandal, in What opera do you think has a good production that was shared freely on the Internet?
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chaorace, (edited ) in What are some of the stranger adaptations/adjustments to corporate culture you've noticed, and imagine emerging?
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History Youtube gets pretty whack about this because Google’s adsense algorithm freaks out when words like “Nazi” and “Stalin” appear. To name a few examples:

The second example is particularly amusing, being a video about how Shostakovich circumvented soviet censorship while self-censoring all instances of “Stalin” within the script.

AlmightySnoo, (edited ) in What are some interesting thinking skills or strategies you've picked up from programming (or anywhere else, but try to stick to programming for now)
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Loops and recursion or just thinking iteratively in general. If you get this, then mathematical induction gets much more intuitive if you’re studying math.

Rylyshar, in How do you cope with the state of the world today?
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Part of it is the mantra “out of my control, out of my concern.” Or “not my circus, not my monkeys.” That doesn’t mean I don’t care. It means I do what I can do, and try not to despair about what I can’t change.

crystalmerchant, in What are some of the stranger adaptations/adjustments to corporate culture you've noticed, and imagine emerging?

Pew pew oil

RBWells, in Is there a word for the feeling of nostalgia for or missing of another lifetime one only lived in a dream?

Not a lifetime, but people. Sometimes the people in my dreams are so real it seems they must be people, separate from me. I am wake up and miss them. I don’t know that there is a separate word for that just wanted to say I have the same feelings sometimes.

afraid_of_zombies, in If You Had to Worship or be the Champion of an Ancient Greek God/Goddess Which One Would You Pick?

Prometheus.

A. I have job security since I am not going to lie and say I was wrong. Sure the work isn’t great but it beats unemployment. Besides it’s simple enough. Push the boulder up a hill.

B. Everything humanity does is due to my actions. Prometheus opened up a ticket about 80k years ago pointing out that humans need fire and asking me to do the needful. Everything the teaming 10 billions of humans have done since that point is only possible because of me. All of tech all of art all of culture every meal you have ever eaten, every nail you have ever hammered, ever shit post you have ever clicked submit on was MADE IN MY IMAGE

C. The myth of Satan probably is related to the myth of Prometheus, and I have always wanted to try to pull off an evil goatee.

loutr,
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Push the boulder up a hill.

You’re thinking of Sisyphus. Prometheus is the one who gets his liver eaten by an eagle every day. Definitely not a simple punishment.

afraid_of_zombies,

Oh. Guess I will moonlight as a champion

MrFunnyMoustache, in How do you cope with the state of the world today?

By dedicating a certain amount of time for things I enjoy while pretending that the world outside doesn’t exist. That time when I watch an anime, or read a book, or write fanfiction, or cook something delicious… that keeps me sane, it keeps me from falling back on my natural tendency to focus on all the bad things and ignore the good in the world.

You cannot allow yourself to be in that “constant stress” because it wears you down and grinds your sanity and willpower like a big belt sander.

That timeout revitalises me, and gives me the balance to deal with the stresses and worries about everything else.

Obviously there isn’t a silver bullet, and mindfulness is probably the best bet here.

BrianTheeBiscuiteer, in What are some interesting thinking skills or strategies you've picked up from programming (or anywhere else, but try to stick to programming for now)

I’m good at breaking down problems into small chunks and not getting overwhelmed by a big project. Do I have the motivation to finish these tasks? That’s a different question.

DigitalTraveler42, in How do you cope with the state of the world today?

Weed

vojel, (edited ) in How do you cope with the state of the world today?
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I stopped worrying after the hamas terrorists attack in Israel. Not because I don’t care and think this is horrible and all people should live in peace. But because it is too much information I can handle. All the media is full of wars and crisis but I don’t think there are more or less crisis then 20 years ago for example. The thing is we are so exposed with social media and news websites and stuff. I can’t even surf YouTube without getting actual news about what’s going on. Sometimes I just want to watch dumb or nerdy stuff or read some which is not related to bad things. Some say this is selfish or ignorant - well I still get enough news from the wars in Ukraine and Gaza - I just stopped reading and watching all the stuff I stumble across. I cannot even change much on the situation so it is kinda human to get used to stuff like that. I cannot even Imagine what it was like to live during the Cold War with permanent threat of getting nuked and stuff.

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