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Cake day: July 3rd, 2023

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  • Things that don’t follow the way I understand physics and technology to work. I enjoy sci-fi stuff a bit but when it doesn’t ’work’ I have trouble suspending disbelief and enjoying. Time travel is an easy example, I find most media with time travel to be exceptionally frustrating and taxing. Bending space, worm holes, silent floating and fast aircraft’s. An antidote just immediately saving the world without any production at scale or logistic considerations, not to mention geo politics, just magical gets into everyone’s systems so the world is saved. It can make brainstorming really difficult for me. I’m not sure if those examples help or not, it’s what immediately came to mind, I’m sure there’s better.

    Edit: I want to clarify, I don’t think it’s a positive thing, I find my mind to be frustrating


  • Waraugh@lemmy.dbzer0.comtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldculture
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    I think I might have an imagination fault in addition to ‘can’t see things in my mind’ (which I thought was completely made up that people could just picture things in their head, it still freaks me out even though I’ve accepted it) fault. I can imagine things of course but only in like a practical reality sense. Like my mind doesn’t have a bridge to ‘maybe’ kinds of theory unless I can make it make sense along the way. That’s not to say I don’t imagine things that make sense in my head that would be complete disasters, because I do, regularly, and peer review has saved me countless times. I don’t know how to explain but the more I hear about how other people’s brains work it makes me think mine is broken and constrained significantly for some reason.









  • I understand and agree with your general point, I don’t believe it’s counter intuitive but accept than many people do. In any case, you used range distance disparities too close together to be accurate with a shift from a 5 to 10 mpg split. I’ll just covert to a unit per distance, as you referenced (gallons per 100 miles):

    • 15 mpg = 6.67 gallons per 100 miles
    • 20 mpg = 5 gallons per 100 miles
    • 30 mpg = 3.33 gallons per 100 miles
    • 40 mpg = 2.5 gallons per 100 miles

    As calculated upgrading from 15 mpg to 20 mpg would take 1.67 fewer gallons to go 100 miles while upgrading from 20 mpg to 30 mpg would also take 1.67 fewer gallons to go 100 miles. Upgrading from 30 mpg to 40 mpg would only further reduce fuel required to go 100 miles by 0.83 gallons.

    Again, I agree with your broader point, 15 to 20 being the same improvement as 20 to 30 is likely just as impactful and also accurate.




  • I don’t know that I would choose it for my own kitchen but I also wouldn’t feel a need to change them. It almost reminds me of a cigar shop or something. Very warm and welcoming even if a bit dark. I bet they would grow on me pretty quick and I like non cookie cutter stuff generally. More importantly though, I think you did a great job. I get how it goes tho, I’ve remodeled and installed cabinets and counters in a couple kitchens and it can get frustrating and almost impossible to not notice or remember every mistake or area that you feel you would do better or different next time. Looks awesome. I’d love to see a wider shot from farther away but also understand if that’s not easily feasible. Great job and thank you for sharing!



  • Both of my sons sit, I stand. I’m not sure what I did to deserve such considerate children as they just started doing it on their own before my oldest was even ten but bathroom upkeep was improved so much. I try to be conscious and careful and I still always wipe the rim with toilet paper after before I wash my hands unless the toilet is gross af.