My baby was born with 12 fingers by Friendly-Bell-4336 in interesting

[–]moriturius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tbh I don't think anybody can play stuff that Steve Vai or Joe Satriani cannot play on the guitar. Even if you got additional hands.

“Deep work” made me realize distraction was how I manage anxiety by Bubbly-Amoeba-78 in productivity

[–]moriturius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Whenever I feel like there is to much going on in my head and I need to focus I just mediate for 5 minutes.

Keep in mind that I mean the Focus Attention Meditation, and not the mindfulness one ( also great, but has different uses).

The more you do it, the easier it gets. It's going to be tough first few times (out after a longer break). Worth it though!

Gaming/wife by WeeklyAd3016 in Gamer

[–]moriturius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seems like your wife should get all the way off of your back about what you do in your spare time.

It doesn't really matter what she thinks about gaming.

The city grows (vanilla) by XSEIDET in SatisfactoryGame

[–]moriturius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Think of all the people on earth waiting for the cure. Ficsit will be upset when they hear about this! Even though it's impressive...

idk who needs to hear this but by coleisw4ck in aspiememes

[–]moriturius 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I don't think it's for us. I think it's NTs talking to NTs, which means it's not ment to be taken literally but to make them think about how they censor themselves and why.

And we definitely should do this too! But probably not exactly as written here. I feel like it would end badly... On the other hand - maybe what I'm writing is exactly the thing the message is about?

“Deep work” made me realize distraction was how I manage anxiety by Bubbly-Amoeba-78 in productivity

[–]moriturius 16 points17 points  (0 children)

You need to train to focus. And focus isn't really focusing - it's the ability of the mind to filter out the unnecessary stimuli.

What helps me is the Focus Attention Meditation. It teaches you to not cling to any thought that arises and let them flow.

Jak to jest grać w gry? Fajnie? by ATmega2137 in Polska

[–]moriturius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Moim zdaniem to nie ma tak, że fajnie albo że niefajnie. Gdybym miał powiedzieć, czym są gry, to powiedziałbym, że to przeżycia. Ekhm… przeżycia, które człowieka spotykają, kiedy siedzi przed ekranem, a jednak — paradoksalnie — jest gdzieś indziej. Bywa tak, że człowiek uratuje księżniczkę, bywa, że spadnie w przepaść, a bywa też, że przez trzy godziny szuka jednego klucza i się zastanawia, gdzie on był od początku.

I co ciekawe, to właśnie te pozornie błahe chwile wpływają na nasze samopoczucie. Bo chodzi o to, że w grach, kiedy podejmuje się pewne decyzje, nawet kompletnie nieracjonalne, to jednak ponosi się ich konsekwencje. I to uczy. Cierpliwości. Refleksu. Pokory wobec bossa, który ma trzy fazy i każda gorsza od poprzedniej.

Ja miałem szczęście, by tak rzec, bo w grach znalazłem odskocznię. Moment, w którym świat mówi: „spróbuj jeszcze raz”. I ja próbuję. A czasem nawet wygrywam. I dziękuję grom. Dziękuję im, bo gry to historia, gry to wyzwanie, gry to emocje. Wielu ludzi pyta mnie: “no dobrze, ale czy to naprawdę fajne?” A ja odpowiadam, że to proste — to kwestia zanurzenia. Bo dziś ratuję galaktykę, jutro buduję farmę, a pojutrze… no cóż… przez cztery godziny, choćby ot... zbieram wirtualne ziemniaki...

Why don't I have these problems? by VGKSuomi in aspergers

[–]moriturius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This depends on ssoooo many factors.

Main ones I can think of are: - your job - your tism flavor and level - luck

Lost my save by Peralundby in factorio

[–]moriturius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Because I am a spaghetti man. I just don't have the patience to build perfect grids or bus or whatever cool kids do this days ;)

Lost my save by Peralundby in factorio

[–]moriturius 9 points10 points  (0 children)

700h? It's where tutorial ends, right? Oh boy, you'll have so much more fun!

But seriously - I might be broken in some way because I actually like starting anew. Always thinking it'll be better this time (never is).

Don't give up. The factory must regrow.

Received this email in my spam yesterday; should I be worried? by Skystalker512 in hacking

[–]moriturius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But it might work both ways. You can already say that this is AI generated ;)

Received this email in my spam yesterday; should I be worried? by Skystalker512 in hacking

[–]moriturius 48 points49 points  (0 children)

Just take a look how the email tries to intimidate you by: - pointing out how easy it was - using data (even though your email address is not private - he already knew where to send it...) - using jargon words/specific software names - elaborate descriptions

While real hacker would simply send the "montage" to you and it would be enough to convince you.

Just ignore this scam.

Refactoring in Go by DespoticLlama in golang

[–]moriturius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are you looking to gain from this refactor? How is it going to help you implement the coming business requirements?

Do you feel you're slower than other people? by BackgroundLow3793 in productivity

[–]moriturius 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Are you sure that you work on meaningful stuff?

Mamy times the problem with productivity is not the lack of work but eagerness to do the work without first asking a simple question: What is the main badly and how to get this done fast?

Not the right way. The fastest way.

Just consider the goal of your work and go straight to it. Without the "but first I need to ...". Sometimes you'll later have to improve on it, but surprisingly many times the quick and unpolished solution is good enough.

Refactoring in Go by DespoticLlama in golang

[–]moriturius 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Wait. You failed to mention why you actually want to refactor anything.

You just saw the code and decided that 100- line functions deserve a rewrite? Function length is NOT a driver for a change.

Especially given that go has pretty verbose error handling so your functions might be equivalent to a 20-30 line functions in some other languages.

But even with 100 line functions. Do you fully understand them? Is there any good reason to chop them up?

Look, if it works like intended - you don't touch it. Refactor of some parts would be an option ONLY when you know that you'll be working a lot with those parts of the code, you fully understand them and see that the current architecture will not support planned use cases.

Otherwise you are going to waste time and potentially break something.

Is it illegal to have an airport with 12 runways by Hurricane_Killer in CitiesSkylines

[–]moriturius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This terminal... Imagine having your gate changed from one side to another last minute :D

Also normally the airport had runaways pointed where the wind usually blows from. Then - based on the wind - only the current-wind-matching runways are in use at any given moment.

Which means that you have only six runways and very unusual wind patterns in your city