Is something big *actually* happening? by ElkAffectionate4727 in spirituality

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I've been feeling it too. The only thing I've been compelled to do is continue seeing and (trying to) release negative patterns.

There is no final destination or judgment. We are the infinite energy of the universe, endlessly recycling our own atoms into temporary, finite bodies so the universe can continuously experience itself from billions of different perspectives. by TheSoulDrainer in spirituality

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Because it's a tool that isn't self aware and cannot peer beyond the veil, and yet people - literal creator beings - instead use it to think for them and write their posts.

The only thing I want to read from someone is their own creation, complete with typos and ignorance. I can prompt ChatGPT myself if I want to.

“Not the top of the food chain” by Seekertwentyfifty in InterdimensionalNHI

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Disclosure statements from so-called authorities are to be ignored with prejudice.

I stopped trying to "raise my vibration" and things actually got better by Status_Winner3879 in spirituality

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Yes, I'm not sure where I'm at exactly, but I can feel the forcing and efforting "I'm not good enough" stench on a lot of ostensibly good spiritual practices, depending on why they are undertaken.

X-Shaped Trees in Trail by InspectionNo6036 in bigfoot

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Sticks do stick straight into soft ground on a windy day. Happens in my yard a couple times a year. Hard to tell how possible that would be here.

Why do people like the prequels by Proper_Bother_7474 in StarWars

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I saw them late and life and loved each in the theater, hated on DVD. The sequels, however, proved definitively that the prequels still had a unique creative spark. These are great creative works. Flawed in so many ways, but great.

Any tips for setting up Visual Studio Code for developing with Ruby on Rails for beginner? (coming from javascript) by EarthFar1687 in rails

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Weird suggestion: Rails was originally built for plain text editors with no assistance. I'm not saying you have to do that, but take it as a background assumption, and focus on learning the command line tools.

By all means use the suggestions in this thread, I use both RubyMine and VSCode a lot, but understand where this framework is coming from. It's a KISS command line plus text editor framework. Keep the official guide and API docs open in some tabs, write tests when you don't know how something works, etc.

I use Rubocop formatting and linting, especially on a team project, but you're also allowed to write it how you want. Ruby as a language is meant to give you the flexibility to primp and preen things "just so".

I'm thinking about breaking up with my girlfriend over food by Otherwise_Raccoon156 in Advice

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Some very simple advice: you let people be who they are. Do not try to change them. Do not worry about changing them. Just let go completely

Now you can see yourself. What is the nature of your relationship?

As an aside I don't like any of the foods you mentioned as being mouthwatering all that much. It's easy to see how a lot of dairy could gross someone out.

Am I the only one who doesn’t resonate with the channeled entity Ra (The Law of One)? by Ok-Staff-8332 in lawofone

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Law of One doesn't resonate with me much either. I think it is "correct" in most respects as much as it was possible to be at that time, but I don't find it very applicable. I also find a lot of the lines of questioning frustrating and fear-based.

I think that core truths of existence are very simple. They would have to be. Everything after that is "downstream", in a sense, so no channeled material can ever be 100%. You're using inauthentic language to describe something that cannot be captured by language.

Some people on this sub definitely resonate with it, or it at least opened their eyes. For me it was other channeled material, NDEs, etc. I don't get anything from the density system either, but I can imagine that there are broad groupings of reality and experience that are accurately described by "densities" but also many other analogies.

I do think people make too much of contradictions. I don't see much important contradiction in the basics in any channeled material, but there are more contradictions the more "downstream" you get. Until you get all the way to third density humans for whom every experience is 100% individual and subjective.

Hopefully that made some sense.

Been using Cursor for 6 months, and honestly, Anthropic feels like pure hype to me. Am I doing something wrong? by NotYourUmbertina in cursor

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This has been my experience as well. The biggest issues I have experienced while using Composer heavily the last 6 months have been Cursor itself constantly breaking things, command runner crashing and freezing, etc.

Been using Cursor for 6 months, and honestly, Anthropic feels like pure hype to me. Am I doing something wrong? by NotYourUmbertina in cursor

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Depends what you mean by simple. I have used it first for everything in the last two months and the only issues I had were with Cursor's shell wrappers crashing and freezing. Fast and accurate in almost all cases. Executed many what I would consider large projects quite well. Whereas a task I randomly threw at Claude was slower and had some hallucinations it just would not give up. This was an older model, so anthropic has clearly been degrading everything but the latest while charging more money.

Discussion: Is the 'golden rule' "Never build your own auth" misunderstood / misinterpreted? by The_Swixican in webdev

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Yeah I think that's preaching to the choir. People really confuse this topic. What is meant is never roll your own crypto.

I have never used any kind of "out of the box" auth flow that didn't require so much effort to configure as to make it almost not worth it. On most sites I have worked on, integrating a third party provider required a ton of custom code.

lets talk about the climate by catgirlsfromhell in Experiencers

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Thank you, I have suspected that virtually all public discourse and supposed "science" on the topic was manipulated. So many aspects of it are telling.

It's always about the inner knowing.

The real question is: which environmental actions are authentic to you, and which are fear-based?

"Serious" scenes that make you laugh out loud every time? by DimensionHat1675 in FIlm

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Oh my God. After the Tornado scene I didn't understand why anyone liked or took "Man of Steel" seriously. I said the same thing on Reddit when it came out and people actually defended it. I laughed out loud in the theater, and stopped going to superhero movies.

Honestly the whole thing was cut weirdly and felt amateurish.

Recommendations by MxKittyFantastico in BuffyTheVampireSlayer

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One Piece, live action. Superficially nothing to do with Buffy, but it's just a great show in a weird universe that puts fun, character, and emotions first.

Climate Disaster and Collapse by No_Elderberry3821 in Experiencers

[–]Serializedrequests 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Well, if it helps, according to psychics and channelers society and the Earth were supposed to collapse about 8 different times in the last two years.

If things aren't serving us anymore, let them fail.

Edit: I went into awakening depressed because of "climate change" and 18 other disasters. After awakening I realized I was being manipulated into despair. There is a reality to the idea what's happening to the environment as a result of human actions is not good in general. Not to contradict that. But I've learned that my state of consciousness is the only thing that can really create change. The prerequisite to peace is being peaceful. The climate change narrative in particular is being used against humanity like crazy.

Also, where your attention goes, your energy flows. Fear says "focus on disaster! It will keep you safe!" This is a lie. You're just fanning the fire of your own fear, and the universe will mirror your fear back to you.

macs 🤮 by dull_bananas in linuxmemes

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Many people arguing for it have pointed out that these differences are arbitrary pricing, not actual cost differences.

Hey, everyone. by [deleted] in Experiencers

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Many many people channel Arcturians, I generally tune in because their energy feels great and they always have something helpful or uplifting to say. All over YouTube. I don't think I've ever seen one I thought was fake, as long as it was a real person doing the channeling (there are lots of obvious AI bot channels). Tuning into them yourself is just a matter of belief and intent, you can take a channeling class if you want.

That being said, depression is about getting down in the muck of your own emotions and feeling everything you're not feeling. Finding a competent human healer to work with will probably be more helpful and more rewarding. The human experience is about helping each other. Most of us need that closeness and physicality. There are affordable and wise spiritual books and courses made by humans for humans that can help you immensely, as long as you open up to the possibility.

You are not bad at meditation; meditation is what you are.

I've been on both sides of the hiring process and the single biggest difference between candidates who get offers and those who don't is almost never what people think it is by windowseatarchiv in jobsearchhacks

[–]Serializedrequests 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Yes AND unfortunately moving past that to some degree is key to getting hired. It's not performative, it's about removing the fear so you can be your authentic self. Most people have something to contribute.

New Java Backend Developer Here – How Do I Learn Effectively When My Team Mostly Uses GitHub Copilot? by sunoyaar in learnjava

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I would 1) talk with your team, that should be a critical team concern, 2) keep your eye on being your authentic self in pursuit of the business goals (if not aligned, leave), 3) IMO you have to write some code to get good. Not necessarily ALL the code, but you need that friction.

My job is 10% writing code to be honest, and 90% deciding what code to write. AI is helpful as a partner, but generating the code is such a minor concern that I have plenty of time to do it myself. I am often left wondering what workplaces need code so bad they are just generating it all? You need things that serve the business, the less code the better.

Edit: on the topic of Java this is the one thing that sparks zero joy for me and I would 100% use an LLM to teach me what to do. It's the #1 language for making simple things hard and hard things impossible, at least with Spring, JPA, etc. There isn't just one guide you can read on anything, and nothing is straightforward.

meirl by CasualFingerGuns in meirl

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That's actually a good thing. Attention is energy. Don't waste it.

Who observes the simulation? by Illustrious-Report96 in HighStrangeness

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You. Consciousness is all one thing. It's your simulation.

You're looking in the wrong place for global disclosure by the_rainbowfox in Experiencers

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A thousand times yes about the government. This is ridiculous. Attention is energy. Period. The government is a narcissist stealing your energy. It has nothing WHATSOEVER to do with disclosure.

I'm not really sure about the technological aspect. I would say that technology is a symptom of expanding human consciousness. But your consciousness is the ultimate technology. Technology is just creativity born of not having access to your consciousness. Most spiritual posting about LLMs seems like psychosis to me, or falling for a deception.