Longitude and our neurons of navigation
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Longitude and our neurons of navigation
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Re: Longitude and our neurons of navigation
#2After moving from Europe to Australia my sense of East and West was completely broken. I would exit a building and turn the wrong way all the time.
Having done a lot of navigation/sailing in my youth, my brain automatically was computing east/west based on the sun being in the south.
Re: Longitude and our neurons of navigation
#3After moving from Europe to Australia my sense of East and West was completely broken. I would exit a building and turn the wrong way all the time. Having done a lot of navigation/sailing in my youth, my brain automatically was computing east/west based on the sun being in the south.
A rare disadvantage of having learned to navigate by the sun.
I generally have no idea which way is east or west unless the sun is quite low in the sky, or I already know the area and just know the layout.
Re: Longitude and our neurons of navigation
#4Getting really sick of these AI gen graphics on blog posts and YouTube vids to the point it’s an automatic back click when I see one. I hope it ends.
Re: Longitude and our neurons of navigation
#5Getting really sick of these AI gen graphics on blog posts and YouTube vids to the point it’s an automatic back click when I see one. I hope it ends.
I don't think it will. They can just make it generate more Corporate Memphis-y images so you will feel comfortable citizen.
Re: Longitude and our neurons of navigation
#6Getting really sick of these AI gen graphics on blog posts and YouTube vids to the point it’s an automatic back click when I see one. I hope it ends.
I don't think it will. They can just make it generate more Corporate Memphis-y images so you will feel comfortable citizen.
I think what bothers me is you can make some pretty cool - and artistically novel - things with gen AI.
But this type of “throw a bunch of random keywords related to the blog/video content and go brrrrr on MidJounrey” is just trash.