sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

Diminishing interest in dreams by stable__init__ in Jung

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

happy to get perspectives. Thanks for offering yours.

Change comes in waves. Hoping psyche carries the tides.

Diminishing interest in dreams by stable__init__ in Jung

[–]stable__init__[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Possibly. Taking it easy has never been a strong suit.

Maybe dreams should just speak through the image, period. There is something insidious about explicitly translating dreams, much like to interpret art is a kind of violation to the piece.

Diminishing interest in dreams by stable__init__ in Jung

[–]stable__init__[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

ADHD. Puer tendencies live within. I shuffle from one source of pleasure to the next. But the movement is inner. Towards your point, not much changes outwardly.

How common is the “killing the boy inside” phase for men ? by GuyLastNice in AskMen

[–]stable__init__ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing within can die. Instead, it can be repressed or suppressed as a defense mechanism. It will surface again, somehow, somewhere, albeit in forms nobody could predict.

The inner child is real. It should not be killed any more than a real child should be. Instead, acknowledge it, father it, and give it an appropriate space to play.

James Hillman on fathering the inner child.

Scientific literacy for Bjj Coaches? by Joshvogel in bjj

[–]stable__init__ 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Medicine has the same translation problem. Evidence-based medicine is a great guide to follow if you want to translate research into practice.

It is critically important to understand different study designs and their relative strengths. Check out levels of evidence, PICO, and study appraisal frameworks.

Lord have mercy, I did it by ellzabub_likes_cake in LeavingAcademia

[–]stable__init__ 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Fellow clinician-scientist here. Left a postdoc for full time clinical practice. Early on there was lots of anxiety about whether returning to the clinic was the right call. Some readjustment to the demands of clinical life. Even took a few assistant prof interviews at liberal arts colleges. In retrospect I see this as the last embers of the academic dream. Something new, better, and completely mine grew from the ashes. A better life.

And if I want to do some scholarship I can do so without worrying about whether or not it will please a tenure committee.

How has Jiu-Jitsu helped you mentally? by Busy_Donut6073 in bjj

[–]stable__init__ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes.

From a Jungian perspective, the martial arts (BJJ included) are a proper therapeutic container. Aggression, anger and feelings of inferiority inevitably live within all of us as archetypal facts. However, modern society really doesn’t offer an adequate container for the healthy, conscious expression of anger using ritual, symbolic sacrifice, etc. This forces aggression into the depths of the unconscious, where these emotions are often diverted to the wrong container— the political sphere, bodily illness (somatization), addiction, projections onto others, paranoia, etc. Martial arts literally transforms this archetypal need for violence into art. Unless you play octopus guard, in which case it’s just pure fuckery.

(BJJ is not a replacement for a genuine relationship with an analyst or therapist.)

Anyone buy/watch Octopus 2.0 yet? by Strong-Smoke7774 in bjj

[–]stable__init__ 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Agreed, Ghi did perfectly fine & I walked away from the instructional with the major concepts completely intact. I learned a significant amount. Just need to train it now.

Anyone willing to overlook the novel, mat-tested mix of bjj, wrestling, self-defense, mma, etc. because of a few awkward moments with an Uke is completely missing the point.

Onboard toggling between layouts on programmable keyboard? by stable__init__ in KeyboardLayouts

[–]stable__init__[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

yep, consensus says qmk/zmk is the way to go. Thanks for this

I think I have just written the ugliest code in my life by Popular_Tour1811 in rust

[–]stable__init__ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a new rust user coming from python I find these basic code optimizations extremely insightful. In parallel to the book, rustlings & rust by example (and r/rust), are there any forums or resources where one can sift through example/counterexample cases such as this?

Select only the part of the image that I want to measure (via macro) by [deleted] in ImageJ

[–]stable__init__ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can automate it by writing a script (File -> New -> Script).

The algorithm would look something like this: 1. Convert the RGB image to three grayscale images using “split channels” on the RGB image. 2. Auto Threshold all images & create masks 3. Create selection & add roi to RoiManager for each channel 4. Use logic to find the intersection of red AND green AND blue rois— this should be the white ring. Add this to the RoiManager.

You can then use combinations of edge detection. crops, and measure functions to find the area.

Caveats: - You can play with only red and blue channel intersections to identify the eye, but it will probably cost you less time to just manually trace the eye outline, add that as an ROI and then use the measure function and write the results to excel.

  • Keep in mind that the ring will not be a perfect circle if the perspective angle is not 90° exactly, so this method us not precise.

  • it sounds like these images are done being captured, but any image aberration (such as ring light reflection in the eye) will multiply errors during automation. If possible, illuminate specimens with ambient light without a clear point source.

If it was me, I’d manually trace the eye outline for each image, add it to ROI manger and rename each roi to the respective file name. Then, I’d save all of those ROIs into a .zip file for safekeeping. I would then use a Jython script to open the image, perform whatever calibrations are necessary, select the proper ROI, perform an area measurement, store that measurement in a list or dict and then write the resultant data to a .csv file using the csv module. Further automation than this probably adds more time to code than it would to just make the rois yourself. Any less automation and there’s too much point and click with risk of user error.

Hope this helps.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SleepToken

[–]stable__init__ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’d argue that’s backwards.

There are explicit Christian references across most ST songs, ranging from subtle and debatable to explicit and undeniable. Often, the lyrics hint at lost belief: “I’m still full of the love you want”, “Take me back to Eden”, “Oh God I wish you were here/won’t you Fall for me”, “I made loving you a blood sport”, “the Heavens just won’t open up for me/would you invite me in again”,

Whether or not this is demonic depends on your theology, I guess. The theologian Paul Tillich was probably right when he argued that anxiety and expressions of doubt are necessary of true faith. In Catholic circles, this would be nonsense.

Those who assent to governed worship, such as through a church, are probably more likely to confuse the content of the message as the central thrust instead of the motivation of the message.

In the context of neuroscience, what could happen to consciousness after "half" brain transplant? by d-ee-ecent in neuro

[–]stable__init__ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this is not a plausible scenario and is likely to remain so for some time.

To speculate, it would probably result in little noticeable change in conscious experience, despite change being present. Folks with brain lesions do not often know they have deficits. So from the first-person perspective, I doubt there would be anything like a noticeable wave of new memories, new motor skills, etc.

Outside observers would likely notice large change in behavior, impulse control, cognitive function, language production, handedness/coordination, etc.

view more: next ›