As I'm closing in on 1600 rapid, feel like my accuracy has tanked.. Anyone feel this?

Its so weird, I feel like I played a great game but then my accuracy is 70-80%. Then I review the game and there are so many stupid things that I missed. Part of this is time control as I'm trying to make fast decisions, but I feel like I can make better decisions. When reviewing, I understand the mistake, but how do I apply this to a time controlled match?

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 2 hours ago

Does anyone remember Battle Chess?

I'm sure it still exists today but I remember playing it in the 90s. Whenever a capture happens, a cutscene happens where the pieces duke it out. I would think that would be pretty awesome during "brilliant" moves, but I guess that would give it away that it is a brilliant move. Anyways, would love to see it incorporated as an opt in feature somehow without giving away info.

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 13 days ago

A kid just threw the DD order on the ground

So I just delivered a DD order and a 5 yo kid answered the door. I asked him to get his parents but he wouldn't. After about 10 min of screaming for an adult. I decided to just leave the order. Once I put it on the floor, he opened it up and started throwing the food everywhere. I just left took a pic of the delivery and left, I couldn't deal with it.

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 20 days ago

The story of Paul Deinach is very interesting. Based on this, 4D will between 1k-2k years from now. What are your thoughts?

Here is the story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HgLQGb907s

TLDR: In the 1920s, a man went into a coma for a year and wakes up in 3906. At that time, humans had evolved to be more spiritually advanced and can see more planes of existence.

This story was told by his student, Papachatzis. Papachatzis claimed Paul, originally German, was a language teacher in Athens and gave him his diary to practice translating. Papachatzis was a respectable scholar and published this story in the 70s, but he was unable to prove the diary is real or Paul really exists.

That being said, I find the story really interesting and IMO, it is inline with the LOO teachings.

u/FireSkyLikeFly — 1 month ago

Planning for next year - where do you get fireworks for cheap?

Just curious what tips and tricks people do to get fireworks for a better price? I usually get it at a local warehouse when it opens for new years / 4th etc, but it feels like its kind of expensive. What is the most economical way people get fireworks?

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/VPN

I hear my PC fan blowing hard every time VPN is on.. Is this normal? I don't recall it doing this.

https://preview.redd.it/pvtl22qym9ch1.png?width=1184&format=png&auto=webp&s=e584095f269b4285aee5dc33ff211aab4634ea28

I don't recall my VPN using this much power in the past. I've turned off all the protection and what not, but its still blowing. Does anyone else have this issue? I know it had to encrypt data, but I don't ever remember this being a thing up until maybe the past year.

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 1 month ago
▲ 17 r/Lottery

Why do Americans have to pay taxes on the Lottery?!?!

Okay, I already know the answer- because the government is greedy AF, but com'on, what do you think about this? The Lottery itself IS a tax. Then, the federal, state, and city governments want a cut. Isn't that a little ridiculous?

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 1 month ago
▲ 30 r/tipping

Tipping culture has gotten out of hand in America. How do you combat it?

I used to be a waiter 20 years back. I tipped really well and made my money off tips, but when I started seeing tip screens for takeout, star bucks, and fast food joints, I started feeling uneasy about it. I had to set up rules for myself when to and when not to tip. It starts out with people wanting to be kind to others, but it ends with businesses taking advantage of the kindness of customers and their employees. How would you combat the growing trend? It's easy to say "just don't tip when there is no service" but if some people do it and some don't, it's still going to progress and the entitlement is going to get more out of hand.

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 1 month ago

Why do "OWers" doing tricks look lame?

I see a lot of people posting OW tricks but it looks so lame. I mean skate boarders or snowboarders doing tricks look awesome, but the OWs? Its just cringe. Just ride! OW Tricks are lame.

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/pools

Just installed new pool lights installed but noticed this dark spot at the top of the bulb. Is this normal?

u/FireSkyLikeFly — 2 months ago

Should we support AI Slop or genuine YT content Creators?

I'm honestly curious what people think about on this subject? As we know, YT and other SM sites have been flooded with so much AI slop and low effort / outright stealing videos. How does the casual audience generally feel about this? Personally, I try to support content creators and try to avoid AI slop altogether, but its really hard to determine sometimes. I would think the younger generation wouldn't know the difference and would eventually not even care when they get older, which is kind of sad. I always felt the great thing about YT was that it gave the average person a creative outlet to make money. Now, with AI Slop, eventually big corps are the only ones able to reap the benefits.

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 3 months ago
▲ 12 r/ants

What type of ants are these?

I started seeing these ants pop up recently by the back door . Many of them have wings and they seem like they are dying. They would also appear in very short periods of time but seem like they are dying. What is going on?

u/FireSkyLikeFly — 3 months ago

Did any of you received a chat from being_human23 asking for money?

He said he reached out to me because of a post I made in this group. I'm not unsympathetic but realize there are so many scams in this world, that its difficult to give money to anyone that asks. Still, I find him somewhat believable and genuine. Curious if anyone has had any interactions with him.

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 3 months ago

What kind of ant is this?

I started seeing a bunch of these ants right by back door. They are crawling all over the crevice of the door, but the ones that decided to come inside are seem to be dying. We had a pest guy come out a couple months back and said what he was putting down, if the ants walk through it they would die. Still this ant looks a little different. Many of them have wings and they seem a little bigger than normal. This is in North Texas.

u/FireSkyLikeFly — 3 months ago

What do you guys like to do for your last full day in Maui?

What do you guys like to do on your last full day? Do you prefer an exciting excursion or something more relaxing? I'm also planning excursions through the week with the family. I'm curious if people tend to do excursions every other day or try to pack stuff into the week?

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 3 months ago

What are your thoughts on Nintendo's "Virtual Game Cards"?

Honestly wasn't sure what it was all about, but now it just feels like a huge hassle, especially since I'm managing multiple kids/switches.

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 3 months ago

So my question has a couple parts. For context, my rapid rating is 1400. There's a couple different types of puzzles. (Solve, Custom, Daily, Rush, etc) Which ones are the most helpful? For custom puzzles, should I focus on specific themes or do all themes, and how should I increase difficulty? Last, what is the best way to go about solving the puzzles and what's a good way of increasing my speed of solving? Thanks for your help.

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u/FireSkyLikeFly — 4 months ago