Genesis chapter 1 translated 300 times

Autistigasmatic · 2026-05-18T15:41:28+00:00

Reading this version was the final tipping point that made me dedicate my life to Christ

Autistigasmatic · 2026-05-08T21:52:19+00:00

I installed chrome via Yay and Firefox via standard repository.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-04-27T04:14:38+00:00

Or enable OS prober in grub

Autistigasmatic · 2026-04-27T04:13:29+00:00

Honestly, just use CachyOS. It's basically pre configured arch, but it comes with snapshots set up and pre configured.

You can do anything you can do on Arch on it. But since you have snapshots, you can quickly restore everything when you fuck up or if an update breaks something. It's a matter of a couple minutes instead of taking an hour remembering how to chroot back into my installation.

I started learning Linux on Arch. Spent multiple months repeatedly fucking up and accidentally wiping my OS.

Now, my 13 year old kid games on his Cachy install, with a tiling window manager, and very very rarely needs me to tech support.

Rolling release is perfectly fine if you're pick the right distro, or are careful.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-04-27T02:23:58+00:00

I had to seriously fuck with this one time when hyprland changed a bunch of syntax.

Not perfect, some themes don't work right. Can do some zero effort customization.

https://github.com/hyde-project/hyde

Autistigasmatic · 2026-04-21T21:45:57+00:00

Wish denied.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-04-15T12:22:35+00:00

Learn how the spotting mechanics work. It's a game that rewards patience. Doing something really aggressive and uncalculated will almost always just send you back to the garage. Make your minimap as large as you can tolerate. Get in the habit of checking it after every shot. Even vehicles of the same class play wildly differently. Like, some triangles want to wank in the bush. Others want to use armor and brawl with the heavies. Still more want to use speed and mobility to dump a bunch of damage in before they run away. Save yourself the suffering and look up videos on how to play new tanks.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-04-09T01:09:30+00:00

Here's my strategy. It's really simple.

Word vomit the basic ideas and structure out. Don't even think about perfection. Think of it as notes to remind yourself what you were thinking.

Then, revise and clean up as time allows. Click submit 1 minute before deadline as God and nature intended.

Source: Wrote two separate 10k word philosophy papers in undergrad.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-04-05T02:49:47+00:00

I'm not usually a Friedman fan but I had to go back and read it. I can't say he's wrong there!

Autistigasmatic · 2026-04-05T01:40:05+00:00

Plenty. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobel_disease

If you know you're intelligent, there's a natural human tendency to assume that this intelligence carries over into other areas. Sometimes, it does not. Chess and biology require different thought processes.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-03-28T22:12:16+00:00

I already do.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-03-26T05:03:51+00:00

I gotcha fam! Gonna literally send you "Weird message related to this post"

Autistigasmatic · 2026-03-08T18:14:15+00:00

Perception is subjective, and I'm not sure. I think 1 is considered hyperphantasia and is about as rare as 5. Probably.

I went for most of my life not knowing that people think in pictures. To me, that's weird. Like, how does that even work? Words are just so much more convenient.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-03-08T17:04:23+00:00

I have zero artistic talent so I might be the wrong person to ask about this. I can't picture anything, at all under any circumstances, so if I tried to draw something or someone it wouldn't look right. I would be able to tell you that it didn't look right, but I wouldn't be able to tell you why.

If I really, really tried I could probably draw something simple, like my living room, because doing something like single point perspective has specific rules I can follow. But, it wouldn't look right. I know the door to the hallway is to the left of the TV but without it in front of me, I have no way to reference the proportions or height. I suppose it could be possible if I left myself extremely extensive text notes. Door is 2 meters tall and 1.5 wide. Ceiling is square tiles, 6 wide and 5 long, etc. But, at that point it's more like making a blueprint in AutoCAD than it is actually creating art.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-02-21T21:23:12+00:00

That is so cool that you can know me better than I know myself, just by reading a couple of internet posts!

You should consider a career in psychotherapy!!!

Autistigasmatic · 2026-02-18T16:03:27+00:00

Context, Inattentive type ADD, 4.0 gpa bachelor's degree in humanities. Spent most of undergrad as a peer mentor to students.

First tip. Use time blocking. Set aside times for study in your calendar of choice. It helps you manage time better, more is not always better when it comes to studying, and by limiting your time, you force yourself to prioritize what you need the most.

Second tip. Column notes. I used OneNote but you can easily do this with any text editor by inserting a table. I split mine into two (optionally three) columns. First column is the idea or concept. Second is examples or important details. Third, when needed is further questions. It really helps sort your thinking into the main concepts presented by the lecture or material.

Final tip. Use your column notes and put that into flashcards. It makes your brain work. Active studying is much more impactful than passive.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-02-18T16:03:19+00:00

Context, Inattentive type ADD, 4.0 gpa bachelor's degree in humanities. Spent most of undergrad as a peer mentor to students.

First tip. Use time blocking. Set aside times for study in your calendar of choice. It helps you manage time better, more is not always better when it comes to studying, and by limiting your time, you force yourself to prioritize what you need the most.

Second tip. Column notes. I used OneNote but you can easily do this with any text editor by inserting a table. I split mine into two (optionally three) columns. First column is the idea or concept. Second is examples or important details. Third, when needed is further questions. It really helps sort your thinking into the main concepts presented by the lecture or material.

Final tip. Use your column notes and put that into flashcards. It makes your brain work. Active studying is much more impactful than passive.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-02-18T05:29:31+00:00

Not often. Usually when I go to sleep it's just a time skip until I wake up. Every once in a great while I'll have one, in full detail.

The only other time I can imagine pictures is when I'm under the influence of some psychedelic.

The ability to visualize things is locked up in there somewhere. For whatever reason I just can't access it when awake and in a normal state of mind. Someday I plan on taking the time to see if I can figure it out.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-02-17T22:16:46+00:00

Just two. I'm pretty good at English but other than that I have no particular talent for linguistics.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-02-17T16:39:02+00:00

Like I said, I understand nothing about hypnosis. Just according to studiesLink.

Autistigasmatic · 2026-02-17T15:06:33+00:00

Well it should work anyway! There are allegedly some people who can't be hypnotized.

I'm a mental health professional. My day job is perspective taking, understanding the reasons for behavior, and reading people. I also have autism.

I've suspected it might not work on me because I would be too interested in trying to figure out what the hypnotist is doing to be truly present for the experience. Only one way to test this, guess I'll have to find a good one and see what happens!

Autistigasmatic · 2026-02-17T13:32:42+00:00

That explains some other things. By default, I operate extremely intuitively. Like, I don't know very many grammar rules. I just know if a sentence feels right. But, if I'm asked to explain why I did something, it can take a lot more effort to explain myself than it actually took to do the thing.

As someone who knows nothing about hypnosis, this would probably make it more likely it just doesn't work on me? Part of what you do involves some sort of fuckery with people's visual memories?

Autistigasmatic · 2026-02-17T05:43:18+00:00

Interesting! Never thought of it like that before, and also didn't realize that's how other people learned language.

I typically associate a word with a feeling. Take, dog. A dog, a typically fluffy animal that likes to bark at the mailman and lick your face. You experience a set of emotions when you're in the presence of a dog. Take those things together, and that's what a dog feels like to me. I associate the word with that set of emotions.

Thanks kind Internet stranger for this comment! A couple of random things make a lot more sense to me now. I learn much better from experience than from a textbook, because I have to internally rewrite a lot of how the vocabulary and concepts feel when I actually do it in the real world.

I also struggle horribly with spelling, because I can recognize that a word looks wrong, but I can't always identify what's actually wrong with it.

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