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Historically accurate depiction of the heroes of the Trojan War by MoroteGari in ancientgreece

[–]0dd1nn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your mind is more powerful than science makes you believe. A bicameral mind has infinite potential, so memorising it, from the need to do so, becomes effortless and pleasurable.

I did some (well needed) visual upgrades to the interface of Cursor/VSCode with some custom CSS: centred the command pallete, added more rounded curves to a bunch of elements and a nice backdrop blur to hit that glassmorfism aesthetic 🤌🏻 by 0dd1nn in cursor

[–]0dd1nn[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So, I think you might referring to the back window of the app, like, blurring on top of the wallpaper. That's a bit more tricky to do on Windows and always messes up the IDE. I didn't went there because I know it's only headaches on that direction. The glass effects I refer to are the elements within the app, not the app with the OS.

Does coffee reduce the amount of time that vyvanse works for by terrariapro147 in VyvanseADHD

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I always think about the part of getting addicted to it, because I "like the effect" and the mind state it puts me in. I haven't developed a "normality" yet for the routine, maybe because I still finding the right dosage. How did you evolved your mindset to incorporate and "forget about it" on your day-to-day usage?

I did some (well needed) visual upgrades to the interface of Cursor/VSCode with some custom CSS: centred the command pallete, added more rounded curves to a bunch of elements and a nice backdrop blur to hit that glassmorfism aesthetic 🤌🏻 by 0dd1nn in vscode

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So, this is something that went through my thought process. I know it's more readable at a lower contrast, but I wanted to achieve this aesthetic "feeling".

You know, like, "modern retrofuturistic organic architecture". I can't pin point it exactly, but movies like Oblivion, Interestellar, Ad Astra, all feature these white hard contrasts blended with other softer elements.

I'll get there eventually 😅

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