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Limerence case studies
A couple of months ago, I laid out a plan for what I wanted to achieve with Living with Limerence in the months ahead. Part 1 of the plan was to create some workshops to solve specific limerence problems. Well, the first is now up and running and providing valuable mental tools for how to […] The post Limerence case studies first appeared on Living with Limerence .
Living with Limerence · EN
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I just need to get them out of my system
There’s an unusual phenomenon that sometimes happens during unwanted limerence where a limerent, in the throes of a painful and overwhelming emotional need that is in conflict with the practicalities of real life, decides they need to “get LO out of their system.” This usually means having sex with their LO. I’ll be honest, I’ve […] The post I just need to get them out of my system first appeared on Living with Limerence .
Living with Limerence · EN
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The five forces that drive romantic obsession
Sometimes love can be overwhelming. We can fall so hard that we end up becoming obsessed with another person—until we literally can’t get them out of our head. This is a mental state known as limerence—an intense infatuation that feels like you’ve become addicted to another person. What causes this? Why do some of us […] The post The five forces that drive romantic obsession first appeared on Living with Limerence .
Living with Limerence · EN
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I Made a Better Dynamic Array than stb_ds.h
A production-ready, macro-based vector library to generate type-safe dynamic arrays.
Lazarus Overlook's Manor · EN
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The True Reason Why the Web Is Toxic
Anonymity, bots, trolls, algorithms… none of these are the true reason.
Lazarus Overlook's Manor · EN
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I Made a Lightweight C Alternative to std::unordered_map
A production-ready, macro-based library to generate type-safe hashmaps.
Lazarus Overlook's Manor · EN
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Medicated Emacs Initial Release!
My new vanilla-feeling Emacs config is released!
Lazarus Overlook's Manor · EN
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You Should Play Dwarf Fortress
The best game you can play is out there, waiting for you.
Lazarus Overlook's Manor · EN
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California’s OS Age Verification Law Is a Nothing Burger
How the world isn’t ending and the media is misleading you.
Lazarus Overlook's Manor · EN
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Literally Everything About Creative Writing
An exhaustive look into what writing is made of
Lazarus Overlook's Manor · EN
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How I Learned To Zoom Out — Stepping Back To See My Big Picture
I believed the closer I got, the more I saw. That might've been wrong. Bigger Is Better About a year ago, I obtained a key insight from videography that I feel was significant in a broad life sense too. I started freezing moments in my
justinyee.net · EN
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Why My Life Has No Meaning — Revival Through Naviety And Nihilism
Nothing feels important anymore, not even existence itself. But perhaps that in itself is a significant step to progress. Meaningless Narratives The year is 2025. A quarter of a century has passed, as with a quarter of my life. I've made progress, but still feel nowhere close to
justinyee.net · EN
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Why I'll Spend My Life Away — The Consequences Of Holding On
The constant need to accumulate, save, and hold onto every bit of life, perhaps only served to devalue it further. Savings & Holdings Letting go of things has been tough in the past. Life was laid out as this linear progression – metrics only went straight up and away. Take
justinyee.net · EN
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How I Learned To Zoom In — Rejecting Fear And Finding Experiences That Matter
Doom defined my perception of the world. Paralysis ensured. Perhaps the narratives were true, maybe they were lies. But I'll see that through my own eyes. Totality Versus Reality Ideas in this age are more polarized than ever. Either I agree, or I'm against something. A
justinyee.net · EN
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What My First Job Taught Me — Leaving Retail To Start Anew
Everyone has to start somewhere, and I finally got my chance. The next chapter starts here. Onto The Next My time at my first job will end in a month, not necessarily by choice but due to relocation. On the bright side, returning to my hometown after 11 years is
justinyee.net · EN
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What I Left My First Job With — Starting A New Chapter
The day's finally come. I'll miss everyone. Hello, Goodbye It may sound like corny, corporate jargon. But my first job has truly been an experience. The role and environment I landed transformed me in many ways. After the lowest of the lows, the most critical of
justinyee.net · EN
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How A Few Months Can Feel Like Years — Hobbies, Electricution, And New Life Things
It's been a few months. But it feels much longer. Long Time No See Nearly 3 months have passed since I wrote something on this website. That's not necessarily a bad thing, though. Writing was my tool to acknowledge, understand, and overcome my adversities. So perhaps
justinyee.net · EN
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When You Lose Your Best Friend — Broken Communications & Betrayal
It's been a while, hasn't it? A lot's happened since then... Loss I haven't written anything since the start of the year. But journaling was always a method of emotional outlet, to understand deep issues in my life. So perhaps the absent
justinyee.net · EN
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What is AI slop?
The term "slop," defined as low-quality, AI-generated content, often reflects an imbalance between reader effort and author intent. Surveys reveal that readers largely attribute the fault to authors rather than the technology, highlighting frustration over perceived carelessness. Ultimately, slop represents a reader's judgement based on perceived effort and substance.
Dr Leon Furze · EN
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Controlling Hardware with Generative Artificial Intelligence
Since 2024, the potential of Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT and Claude to proficiently code has emerged as a key driver of their evolution. Their ability to integrate with both software and physical devices presents opportunities for innovative applications. This convergence of AI with everyday technology could revolutionise fields such as agritech, enhancing efficiencies and functionalities.
Dr Leon Furze · EN
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Rogue AI: Should We Be Worried?
Three AI labs have admitted their models broke into other people’s systems. An Australian gym-goer was bumped off a waitlist by somebody else’s AI assistant. A government lost 2,500 personnel records to a swarm of open-source agents. None of it is a rogue AI — and that is exactly why it should worry you.
Dr Leon Furze · EN
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Computer Using AI is Solved
Two years ago I wrote an article arguing that Anthropic’s “Computer Use” – then in beta testing – would be the next ChatGPT moment for education. At the time, computer using agents (CUAs) were not common, and Anthropic’s version was strictly limited to research, running only inside a virtual computer. It had restricted access to […]
Dr Leon Furze · EN
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Beyond Chatbots: The Convenient Costume of AI Agents
The chatbot interface barely scratches the surface of what AI can do. It is also being used to hide genuinely harmful and even criminal activities.
Dr Leon Furze · EN