That's interesting. Can you export all of your entries after? Or search through it? I think the problem with creating something like this is that you are dependent on the platform, and if it goes away or if they delete it out of nowhere, you're shit out of luck. I would always want a way to export everything I wrote.
I was about to give this recommendation. I do like DayOne as a journaling platform. I was on the legacy non-subscription model, but unfortunately, they discontinued support for that version. Please note that this is another monthly/annual subscription service. But it is pretty decent.
Don't be afraid. Although we are constantly bombarded with negative news about the economy, politics, and various alarming issues under the sun, the future is bright.
Throughout history, we have faced significant shifts, from the Industrial Revolution and the rise of communism to advances in technology and the internet, all of which have sparked similar concerns. Trade imbalances are a regular occurrence and will always happen. The key reason for these changes is a shift in the global currency,' particularly the petrodollar. Our current world operates within a corrupt fiat economy based on dishonest currency, which keeps governments and nations perpetually in debt, allowing the system to continue functioning. The current old way of currency manipulation is collapsing before our very eyes, and many people miss that it's not just about trade; it's fundamentally about a transition from dishonest "money" — currency that can be easily manipulated and printed — to a form of currency that organizations like the Federal Reserve or any other dubious institutions cannot control. Mike Maloney has a series on money that everyone should watch. We are witnessing the collapse of the current currency system -- to perhaps money backed by something real or maybe no money at all.
Ban any corporations or companies from making a page on it, only real people. Vet everyone and no AI bots. Kick out and ban people who are not good with the community. Just like any community, have people vouch for each other. No promoting, no ads.
What you perceive as noise is multi-dimensional data that appears chaotic from your perspective. It's possible that we are living in multi-layered "simulations" created by [..]. There may not be such a thing as entropy or a resistance to it, since that entity is likely consciousness itself. Consciousness is essential for both creating and interpreting information. We are part consciousness (at least some of us, some are just pure data/information, they are like NPCs or 'background people' as Dolores Cannon calls them).
I feel the same way! I left corporate and chose a non-profit where the mission aligns with doing something good. I suggest you do the same. You may not get paid as well, but if you choose carefully, some could pay decently. But at least you can wake up every morning and feel good that you're contributing to something good, not lining up $$ for corporate greed!
AI will create more jobs as it replaces tedious ones. There will always be more innovation and work, so don't worry! This is the same fear as the Internet age back in the days replacing stores, TV, media, etc. We will always continue to improve, and nothing stays stagnant -- there's always something new to discover.
I guess it works for remembering and retaining words. But Duolingo will not get you there if you expect to converse with someone! Language acquisition requires more than just rote memorization; it's also training your ears for actual native persons speaking the language and talking with them!
Based on all the sightings and someone flying a drone next to these things, the size of these "drones" is much bigger, like the size of a car! Additionally, drones can hover for less than an hour. These "drones" stay floated for many hours on end!
These should be called UFOs, not drones. The light on them and their shape make them look like regular drones, but I think these crafts are much more than the regular drones that the media has called them.
Firstly, this is a disability and not your fault. There are many workplaces now that acknowledge this as such. Medication will help you continue bettering yourself. 36 is not old. Most great people didn't start making their careers until late into their 50s. The best way forward is to acknowledge your disability and continue to work on your strengths.
I have never used Claude, and I gave it a try today. It recommended a book that never existed. When I asked to tell me more, it apologized for giving me a fake book recommendation. I'm like, WTF!
Daily scrums, code reviews, and close collaboration should lessen or keep mistakes at bay. I think working closely with the team and having someone to check your work, anticipate missteps early, and provide guidance helps. We can't expect to sit alone and release something great. It's a team sport.
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> Earfun Air Pro 3 - I wanted an affordable wireless earbud with great sound and decent ANC as an alternative to my Airpods Pro 1. This has pleasantly surprised me, and I use it more now than my aging Airpod Pro 1.
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> Mackage down winter jacket my partner bought me 10 years ago. Investing in a great winter jacket makes winters much, much, much more bearable!
It's mind-boggling since so many 'smart' people work there, they can't get it right. Another example is their search. I want to see the latest videos posted and filter them based only on the English language. It's fairly unusable in its current form. Users must rely on the algorithm to be fed "relevant" videos to watch.
Most people who end up in this extreme predicament are not because of luck. It's because of a series of bad decisions. Often if it's too extreme, it's because the person cannot make the best decision due to some mental health issues. So I would seek help there if you are able to get on your feet.
This is just water under the layers, right? Wasn't there an ocean of water trapped inside crystals underground like ringwoodite? I bet if all that water comes out, Earth will look like Waterworld.
About 16 years ago, some of us in Tech graduated and started our careers during one of the greatest financial collapses (2008/2009). Yes, the market will always have ups and downs, but you choose Tech for a reason. Hopefully, you have some love for this industry. You haven't started your career yet, but if I was in your shoes pinpoint an exciting area you want to go into and dive-in from the bottom. I think I started my career doing some XML/HTML formatting back in the day. The pay was meh, but it gave me so many eye-opening experiences about all the available areas, from design, content management, programming, project management, etc... Get work or freelance, do something that creates value, and start somewhere. The market will always go up and down, but the best thing that no one can take away from you is your experience, know-how, and the expertise you develop within yourself.
I'm just getting started with writing as well. I'm using Google Docs to write. Is it a suitable way to write for publishing? Not sure if I need to invest on a software like Scrivener. Thoughts?
DSLRs, including mirrorless ones, will become rarer and more specialized as consumers use their smartphones for all photography and filming needs. Having a separate device for photography, like a DSLR, will feel like owning vinyl.
Regular large TVs will be replaced by VR glasses more and more for everyday media consumption. It will be like putting on sunglasses. I'm guessing large TVs will combine computer monitor capabilities as we move towards this.
Subway or bus cards will disappear, replaced by phones or touchless entries.
Buying large desktop PCs for gaming or others will disappear instead of laptops (maybe). I feel like the way is like an online hosted gaming platform like Stadia (though I know it didn't pan out).
You must keep every promise you make to yourself. No excuses. You must DO IT!
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For example, if you say to yourself, I promise to go to the gym tomorrow, you must go to the gym tomorrow, no excuses. You must keep your promise to yourself 100% of the time.
WHY?
Whenever you do not, whenever you fail to keep your promise to yourself, it chips off your inner psyche, your integrity. Do it more times, and you have chipped off your inner trust in yourself.
You will not trust yourself with anything, and that is the worst. This way is a form of self-discipline. Therefore, be intentional and make fewer promises. But if you tell yourself you will do it, you must do it.
I would figure out if your body could actually break down the caffeine! I figured out that my body wasn't breaking it down and so my sleep suffered. So I had to switch to decaf or less coffee. Sleep is important.
I think Apple's wired headphones are actually pretty damn good. It also has the best microphones. There's no alternative wired earbuds with better microphones for the price.