In our current age, I think that your first sentence is almost always true.
monkeyman512
I know the emotional spiral you are dealing with. I am struggling to not let myself fall into that pattern of behavior any more. I believe in you. You made a simple honest mistake. You aren't a monster and you don't have a major moral failing. You are a perfectly reasonable human and made a perfectly reasonable human mistake.
Step one: breath. Take long slow deliberate breathes. Acknowledge you are in an emotionally elevated state and this will make thinking clearly difficult if not possible. I find focusing only on the breathing until I feel like maybe you want a nap is a clear indicator I have done enough. lol.
Step two: Acknowledge what happened objectively without assigning blame. A scheduling mistake was made. This is a detail that is important and easy to get wrong. You are neither the first or the last person to make the same error. You haven't harmed anyone. At worst some people will be disappointed, yourself included.
Step three: What can be done? Can you adjust reservationa to attend the event? If attending the original event is not possible, can you pivot to doing other things for the reserved times? If not, what can be done to get refunds or sell (at cost) your tickets to other people?
Yeah, he seemed to have a very reasonable objection. Better to give it more time to cook than move forward with a rush job.
Also it's not as RAM limited because it uses system memory which can be upgraded.
I don't really see it as randomness. More of a craving for novelty and a constant stream of consciousness. I was talking with another another ADHD person today and it might seem random, but every change in the conversation had a logical connection to the things before it. We both were content to flow with the conversation is it naturally moved between topics.
Satisfactory with some friends. We just unlocked trains.
Pretty sure my friend got one of those second hand for lan parties he hosted in highschool. That was was more than 20 years ago.
I think there are 3D printing services that make to order.
I assume that is about hitting duplicate items. If there are 100 people selling the EXACT same dragon, hit them all and sort out the details later.
Any reason you need to encrypt the host OS information? I would assume anything interesting would be in the VM and you could probably have the VM encrypt it's own storage.
Given historical evidence of my writing that is not a sure thing.
It would be interesting to see another study focusing on cognitive load. Maybe the AI let's you offload some amount of thinking so you reserve that energy for things it's bad at. But I could see how that would potentially be a wash as you need to clearly specify your requirements in the prompt, which is a different cognitive load.