You are correct, while rereading I also noticed that the essay is specifically talking about consumer debt. And for that it would probably not be helpful to ruin credit scores over a few hundred dollars, if one ever wanted to finance a house or something like that later in their life.
An interesting essay I read at some point: https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/the-waste-stream-of-consumer-finance/
Especially the following sentence:
This effectively makes paying consumer debts basically optional in the United States, contingent on one being sufficiently organized and informed.
Now, I don’t know how risky that would be and whether it also applies to student debt, but the system seems to be pretty wild, to say the least.
Thanks for the insight, that’s pretty interesting. But yes, it does not sound like it would be worth the trade-offs, if one got the chance to choose
Afaik no one has ever been proven to have photographic memory (e.g. being able to remember random dots on an image is used as a test, if memory serves right). So for the most part it is just a nice little character trait for movies and the likes.
I noticed that a lot of people I know are significantly better at remembering some things, in this case numbers, but worse at other parts (e.g. conversations). So oftentimes its also a matter of what exactly you are good and bad at remembering.
Depending on the context, it also comes with experience. Think of games like chess, poker, etc. Experienced players are often able to replay an entire match, which in large part comes from their experience and the context of the many games they’ve played. If you met the same people in their first few matches, that ability would probably have been a lot less developed (if that makes sense).
No scientific backing on these statements, it’s just based on my personal experience and impressions.
That’s absolutely normal, especially as people tend to compare their general performance with their peak performance („I managed to play that without errors once, why am I not managing it every time?“).
You can do a number of things to improve your mental consistency within the limits of your current abilities by forming healthy habits around it, if it is very important. E.g. a balanced lifestyle of sorts and a good warmup routine when playing your instrument, but even then you will have off days.
If you want to nail that section consistently, you will have to increase your skill ceiling quite a bit, way beyond „nailing it once“. Usually you don’t notice that progress as much with instruments, because ideally the things you are working on are always challenging you at your current level, but try going back to something you played one or two years ago. You may have to refresh the piece until it sounds good again, but then you will probably be way more consistent about your performance than the first time around.
Rocket league is a completely different skill set, but the concepts apply in the same way. Structuring your life around being in ideal mental and physical condition to perform in a video game is probably a lot less useful for your life, but I’d bet every professional player does it.
Is that directly related to ADHD or just an independent character trait?
Out of curiosity, how does it feel for you to look at someone’s nose while they are looking in your eyes?
It’s remarkable that you took the time to write this essay just to reply to that post. Thank you for the effort and your insights, it was very interesting to read and I’m glad I stumbled across it!
Und Zack, schon ist die CDU die progressivere und relativ gesehen linke Partei, in der Tat ein Fiebertraum
Der originale Kommentar bezog sich auf eine „vergütete“ Arbeitszeit, das habe ich jetzt als Vorschlag aufgefasst, so zu arbeiten als wäre sie vergütet und dafür pauschal weniger zu bekommen. Bei festem Stundenlohn bleibt man dann also insgesamt 8h und arbeitet davon nur 7,5h tatsächlich, dementsprechend gäbe das in dem Setting auch nur 15/16tel des ursprünglichen Gehalts.
Kann man so oder so lesen, vermutlich habe ich es falschrum interpretiert.
Das glaube ich gerne, dass das an manchen Stellen beim Lesen weh tut
KA ob das bei Wort jetzt ein Ding ist, aber eine Versionsbezeichnung der Form JJMM ist recht üblich, häufig mit einer neuen größeren Version aller sechs Monate.
I didn’t read too much into it, but roughly speaking: Because the technology by design aggregates data immediately and drops any personal identifiers/ the unaggregated data in the process. Other companies can build whatever they want on that, but if done properly, it is impossible to reconstruct user-specific data points and profile the users that way.
This type of privacy-preserving aggregation technique is not new, it is fairly common for things like demographic data, where you want to know things like population density and incomes for some area, without just publishing an exact address with corresponding income for every person (as an example).
Edit: I think I missed your point a little bit. I am unsure, but it seemed that Anonymous is responsible for designing the framework, not doing any tracking (i.e. it wouldn’t necessarily be “put all trust into them collecting it”). Maybe rolling out that technology could be done in a way of blocking other tracking, or maybe it is intended as a basis for regulations to take up. Maybe someone else can give more informed input on that.
Falls du das Spiel andersherum bespielen möchtest, probier es doch mal mit einem Passwortverwalter:
I think IPv4+ is what you’re thinking of
Da hast du jetzt ein Fass aufgemacht, wenn das mal kein Italiener liest
Habe ich gerade oben schon kommentiert, schau mal ob avahi als Service läuft, dann solltest du Drucker im WLAN finden können.
Einfach den avahi.service aktivieren / starten und dann sollte das funktionieren. Cups läuft ja sicherlich schon.
Ah, das kommt aus Gotisch? Ich kenne das nur als Sample in „Sire Jonah - Das Duell“ und habe mich schon gefragt, aus welchem Spiel das Original stammt