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Déjà vu explained | tasuki’s blog

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So, Wikipedia says. What a load of bollocks. Here’s the real deal:. When you experience a déjà vu, it. Already happened to you. Your experiences are fully controlled by your mind — you do not perceive some objective reality but your subjective one. Subjective reality means you can experience different situations in a very similar way, when they put you in the same emotional state. Already happened to you. From the half-assed-guesses-I-am-absolutely-convinced-about department. One week in Sheffield.

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Make Ubuntu Unity usable in five simple steps | tasuki’s blog

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Make Ubuntu Unity usable in five simple steps. Out of frustration with Unity, I’ve used several window managers/desktops recently. They are excellent at what they do, but I missed how everything (volume control, display brightness, keyboard switcher, sleep on laptop lid close, sound mixer, wifi applet, gnome keyring manager, automounting, etc.). You’ll need to install compizconfig-settings-manager. For most of the tweaks to work. People who say ccsm breaks things are noobs. First, install gmrun. Default ...

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My favourite vim feature | tasuki’s blog

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My favourite vim feature. No place to be humble, I’m a vim power user. Yes, your IDE can do things my vim can’t. But my vim can do things your IDE can’t. How many times have I watched someone using an IDE and thought “if only it were vim I’d take your keyboard and solve this in about two seconds, while you click around and keep getting lost”. My favourite vim feature? Displaying different parts of one buffer (ie file) in two vertically split windows. Now get off my lawn! The Acer confusion →.

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sport | tasuki’s blog

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From the Atlantic to the Black Sea. Is a network of long distance bicycle routes, most of which are still under development as of 2012. Eurovelo 6. Is a path from the Atlantic to the Black Sea. It leads accross Europe through France, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania. See where I slept. On a larger map. Travelling is healthy for the mind, cycling for the body. Some more advantages include being able to eat as much as you can of whatever you want without getti...

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linux | tasuki’s blog

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Make Ubuntu Unity usable in five simple steps. Out of frustration with Unity, I’ve used several window managers/desktops recently. They are excellent at what they do, but I missed how everything (volume control, display brightness, keyboard switcher, sleep on laptop lid close, sound mixer, wifi applet, gnome keyring manager, automounting, etc.). You’ll need to install compizconfig-settings-manager. For most of the tweaks to work. People who say ccsm breaks things are noobs. First, install gmrun. Default ...

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games | tasuki’s blog

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Explorations in AI – solving RoboZZle. RoboZZle is a robot programming game. You can play it in your web browser. Go and try it, otherwise the rest of this entry won’t make much sense. After a while of playing the game myself, I started getting interested in creating a program to find puzzle solutions. Having completed Intro to AI. I started by writing a solution. The main output of which is determining whether a given RoboZZle program solves a puzzle. Next were a robozzle.com. Start with an empty program.

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Chairs | tasuki’s blog

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I’ve been undergoing torture all my life. These devices of the devil bend my body 90 at the waist, and then. 90 at the knees. Halfway between bent and straight. I can hardly imagine anything less comfortable. I’d be happy if the chair-angles were either bigger or smaller. Kneeling chairs. Are nice, as the body/thighs angle is about 110 , which “reduces lower back strain by promoting proper spinal alignment”. Zafu. How I didn’t stop eating food →. Stars In The Eyes. Stevey’s Blog Rants.

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random thoughts | tasuki’s blog

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Category Archives: random thoughts. How I didn’t stop eating food. I’ve recently read How I Stopped Eating Food. And think the author is nuts. Rob claims his wonder-potion helped him clear his to-do list and got him rid of his coffee addiction. While his approach is questionable, I’ve long shared many of his goals, such as a healthy and balanced diet, while not wasting time preparing food. Here are some dishes I’ve been cooking lately:. 90 at the knees. Halfway between bent and straight. I can ha...I&#82...

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One week in Sheffield | tasuki’s blog

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One week in Sheffield. Almost got run over dozen of times. Surprisingly, on a bike it’s easier to keep left. Stores are open (convenient; I’ve lived in a country where stores are closed). In Sainsbury’s, everything is either discounted or 3 for the price of 2. You think people would see right through that, but I still get excited when whatever I want to buy turns out to be discounted. Show me a white person in Sheffield and I’ll show you two Asians. Local “pale ale” is actually very tasty. Stevey’s...