#navigation — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #navigation, aggregated by home.social.
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bikerouter.de ist DAS Werkzeug, um Fahrradrouten automatisch berechnen und dabei individuelle Anforderungen berücksichtigen zu lassen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-c1NIWyhLI
#openstreetmap #bikerouter #googlemaps #applemaps #outdooractive #komoot #strava #ridewithgps #wahoo #garmin #hammerhead #navigation #radfahren #fahrrad #fedibikes #gravel #cycling #biketooter
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bikerouter.de ist DAS Werkzeug, um Fahrradrouten automatisch berechnen und dabei individuelle Anforderungen berücksichtigen zu lassen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-c1NIWyhLI
#openstreetmap #bikerouter #googlemaps #applemaps #outdooractive #komoot #strava #ridewithgps #wahoo #garmin #hammerhead #navigation #radfahren #fahrrad #fedibikes #gravel #cycling #biketooter
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bikerouter.de ist DAS Werkzeug, um Fahrradrouten automatisch berechnen und dabei individuelle Anforderungen berücksichtigen zu lassen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-c1NIWyhLI
#openstreetmap #bikerouter #googlemaps #applemaps #outdooractive #komoot #strava #ridewithgps #wahoo #garmin #hammerhead #navigation #radfahren #fahrrad #fedibikes #gravel #cycling #biketooter
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bikerouter.de ist DAS Werkzeug, um Fahrradrouten automatisch berechnen und dabei individuelle Anforderungen berücksichtigen zu lassen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-c1NIWyhLI
#openstreetmap #bikerouter #googlemaps #applemaps #outdooractive #komoot #strava #ridewithgps #wahoo #garmin #hammerhead #navigation #radfahren #fahrrad #fedibikes #gravel #cycling #biketooter
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bikerouter.de ist DAS Werkzeug, um Fahrradrouten automatisch berechnen und dabei individuelle Anforderungen berücksichtigen zu lassen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-c1NIWyhLI
#openstreetmap #bikerouter #googlemaps #applemaps #outdooractive #komoot #strava #ridewithgps #wahoo #garmin #hammerhead #navigation #radfahren #fahrrad #fedibikes #gravel #cycling #biketooter
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Oh, the irony! A think-tank on #AI and math can't figure out how to navigate a basic webpage 🙄. Maybe they should add "How to #Internet 101" to their advisory agenda 📚🤖.
https://openai.com/index/advisory-group-on-mathematics-and-ai/ #Irony #Skills #ThinkTank #Navigation #Humor #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, the irony! A think-tank on #AI and math can't figure out how to navigate a basic webpage 🙄. Maybe they should add "How to #Internet 101" to their advisory agenda 📚🤖.
https://openai.com/index/advisory-group-on-mathematics-and-ai/ #Irony #Skills #ThinkTank #Navigation #Humor #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, the irony! A think-tank on #AI and math can't figure out how to navigate a basic webpage 🙄. Maybe they should add "How to #Internet 101" to their advisory agenda 📚🤖.
https://openai.com/index/advisory-group-on-mathematics-and-ai/ #Irony #Skills #ThinkTank #Navigation #Humor #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, the irony! A think-tank on #AI and math can't figure out how to navigate a basic webpage 🙄. Maybe they should add "How to #Internet 101" to their advisory agenda 📚🤖.
https://openai.com/index/advisory-group-on-mathematics-and-ai/ #Irony #Skills #ThinkTank #Navigation #Humor #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, the irony! A think-tank on #AI and math can't figure out how to navigate a basic webpage 🙄. Maybe they should add "How to #Internet 101" to their advisory agenda 📚🤖.
https://openai.com/index/advisory-group-on-mathematics-and-ai/ #Irony #Skills #ThinkTank #Navigation #Humor #HackerNews #ngated -
Linux info-Befehl: Die umfassende Dokumentation mit komfortabler Navigation
Der info-Befehl unter Linux ist ein umfangreiches Programm zur Anzeige von systeminternen Dokumentationen im sogenannten Info-Format. Dieses Format bietet gegenüber den klassischen man-Seiten eine vernetzte, hypertextartige Navigation zwischen verschiedenen Themen, was vor allem bei sehr umfangreichen oder komplexen Dokumentationen von Vorteil ist. Warum info nutzen? Der Hauptvorteil von info gegenüber man und --help ist die bessere Strukturierung und Verlinkung der Inhalte. […]https://andreas-moor.de/linux-info-befehl-die-umfassende-dokumentation-mit-komfortabler-navigation/
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Linux info-Befehl: Die umfassende Dokumentation mit komfortabler Navigation
Der info-Befehl unter Linux ist ein umfangreiches Programm zur Anzeige von systeminternen Dokumentationen im sogenannten Info-Format. Dieses Format bietet gegenüber den klassischen man-Seiten eine vernetzte, hypertextartige Navigation zwischen verschiedenen Themen, was vor allem bei sehr umfangreichen oder komplexen Dokumentationen von Vorteil ist. Warum info nutzen? Der Hauptvorteil von info gegenüber man und --help ist die bessere Strukturierung und Verlinkung der Inhalte. […]https://andreas-moor.de/linux-info-befehl-die-umfassende-dokumentation-mit-komfortabler-navigation/
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Linux info-Befehl: Die umfassende Dokumentation mit komfortabler Navigation
Der info-Befehl unter Linux ist ein umfangreiches Programm zur Anzeige von systeminternen Dokumentationen im sogenannten Info-Format. Dieses Format bietet gegenüber den klassischen man-Seiten eine vernetzte, hypertextartige Navigation zwischen verschiedenen Themen, was vor allem bei sehr umfangreichen oder komplexen Dokumentationen von Vorteil ist. Warum info nutzen? Der Hauptvorteil von info gegenüber man und --help ist die bessere Strukturierung und Verlinkung der Inhalte. […]https://andreas-moor.de/linux-info-befehl-die-umfassende-dokumentation-mit-komfortabler-navigation/
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Show HN: What country you would hit if you went straight where you're pointing
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/leascope/id6608979884
#ycombinator #Leascope #Ben_Gross #Education #Navigation #ios_apps #app #appstore #app_store #iphone #ipad #ipod_touch #itouch #itunes -
Show HN: What country you would hit if you went straight where you're pointing
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/leascope/id6608979884
#ycombinator #Leascope #Ben_Gross #Education #Navigation #ios_apps #app #appstore #app_store #iphone #ipad #ipod_touch #itouch #itunes -
Show HN: What country you would hit if you went straight where you're pointing
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/leascope/id6608979884
#ycombinator #Leascope #Ben_Gross #Education #Navigation #ios_apps #app #appstore #app_store #iphone #ipad #ipod_touch #itouch #itunes -
Show HN: What country you would hit if you went straight where you're pointing
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/leascope/id6608979884
#ycombinator #Leascope #Ben_Gross #Education #Navigation #ios_apps #app #appstore #app_store #iphone #ipad #ipod_touch #itouch #itunes -
The Mind as Semi-Solid Smoke
This post continues the series on Socratic Thinking, turning the space-and-place lens inward to examine the mind itself. Human minds can be thought of as an imperfect place with the ability to create their own insta-places to navigate ambiguity.
On the Trail (1889) by Winslow Homer. Original from The National Gallery of Art. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.Exploration in any real or conceptual space needs navigational markers with sufficient meaning. Humans are biologically predisposed to seek out and use navigational markers. This tendency is rooted in our neural architecture, emerges early in life, and is shared with other animals, reflecting its deep evolutionary origins 1,2 . Even the simplest of life performing chemotaxis uses the signal-field of food to navigate.
When you’re microscopic, the territory is the map; at human scale, we externalise those cues as landmarks—then mirror the process inside our heads. Just as cells follow chemical gradients, our thoughts follow self-made landmarks, yet these landmarks are vaporous.
From the outside our mind is a single place, it is our identity. Probe closer and our identity is nebulous and dissolves the way a city dissolves into smaller and smaller places the closer you look. We use our identity to create the first stable place in the world and then use other places to navigate life. However, these places come from unreliable sources, our internal and external environments. How do we know the places are even real, and do we have the knowledge to trust their reality? Well, we don’t. We can’t judge our mental landmarks false. Callard calls this normative self-blindness: the built-in refusal to saw off the branch we stand on.
Normative self-blindness is a trick to gloss over details and keep moving. Insta-places are conjured from our experience and are treated as solid no matter how poorly they are tied down by actual knowledge. We can accept that a place was loosely formed in the past, an error, or is not yet well defined in the future, is unknown. However, in the moment, the places exist and we use them to see.
Understanding and accepting that our minds work this way is a key tenet of Socratic Thinking. It makes adopting the posture of inquiry much easier. Socratic inquiry begins by admitting that everyone’s guiding landmarks may be made of semi-solid smoke.
1Chan, Edgar, Oliver Baumann, Mark A. Bellgrove, and Jason B. Mattingley. “From Objects to Landmarks: The Function of Visual Location Information in Spatial Navigation.” Frontiers in Psychology 3 (2012). https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00304
2Freas, Cody A., and Ken Cheng. “The Basis of Navigation Across Species.” Annual Review of Psychology 73, no. 1 (January 4, 2022): 217–41. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-psych-020821-111311.
#AgnesCallard #cognitiveBiases #cognitiveScience #criticalThinking #decisionMaking #epistemology #evolutionaryPsychology #humanPsychology #identity #introspection #mentalModels #metacognition #mindset #navigation #neuroscience #normativeSelfBlindness #personalDevelopment #philosophy #sensemaking #socraticThinking #spaceAndPlace
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The Mind as Semi-Solid Smoke
This post continues the series on Socratic Thinking, turning the space-and-place lens inward to examine the mind itself. Human minds can be thought of as an imperfect place with the ability to create their own insta-places to navigate ambiguity.
On the Trail (1889) by Winslow Homer. Original from The National Gallery of Art. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.Exploration in any real or conceptual space needs navigational markers with sufficient meaning. Humans are biologically predisposed to seek out and use navigational markers. This tendency is rooted in our neural architecture, emerges early in life, and is shared with other animals, reflecting its deep evolutionary origins 1,2 . Even the simplest of life performing chemotaxis uses the signal-field of food to navigate.
When you’re microscopic, the territory is the map; at human scale, we externalise those cues as landmarks—then mirror the process inside our heads. Just as cells follow chemical gradients, our thoughts follow self-made landmarks, yet these landmarks are vaporous.
From the outside our mind is a single place, it is our identity. Probe closer and our identity is nebulous and dissolves the way a city dissolves into smaller and smaller places the closer you look. We use our identity to create the first stable place in the world and then use other places to navigate life. However, these places come from unreliable sources, our internal and external environments. How do we know the places are even real, and do we have the knowledge to trust their reality? Well, we don’t. We can’t judge our mental landmarks false. Callard calls this normative self-blindness: the built-in refusal to saw off the branch we stand on.
Normative self-blindness is a trick to gloss over details and keep moving. Insta-places are conjured from our experience and are treated as solid no matter how poorly they are tied down by actual knowledge. We can accept that a place was loosely formed in the past, an error, or is not yet well defined in the future, is unknown. However, in the moment, the places exist and we use them to see.
Understanding and accepting that our minds work this way is a key tenet of Socratic Thinking. It makes adopting the posture of inquiry much easier. Socratic inquiry begins by admitting that everyone’s guiding landmarks may be made of semi-solid smoke.
1Chan, Edgar, Oliver Baumann, Mark A. Bellgrove, and Jason B. Mattingley. “From Objects to Landmarks: The Function of Visual Location Information in Spatial Navigation.” Frontiers in Psychology 3 (2012). https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00304
2Freas, Cody A., and Ken Cheng. “The Basis of Navigation Across Species.” Annual Review of Psychology 73, no. 1 (January 4, 2022): 217–41. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-psych-020821-111311.
#AgnesCallard #cognitiveBiases #cognitiveScience #criticalThinking #decisionMaking #epistemology #evolutionaryPsychology #humanPsychology #identity #introspection #mentalModels #metacognition #mindset #navigation #neuroscience #normativeSelfBlindness #personalDevelopment #philosophy #sensemaking #socraticThinking #spaceAndPlace
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The Mind as Semi-Solid Smoke
This post continues the series on Socratic Thinking, turning the space-and-place lens inward to examine the mind itself. Human minds can be thought of as an imperfect place with the ability to create their own insta-places to navigate ambiguity.
On the Trail (1889) by Winslow Homer. Original from The National Gallery of Art. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.Exploration in any real or conceptual space needs navigational markers with sufficient meaning. Humans are biologically predisposed to seek out and use navigational markers. This tendency is rooted in our neural architecture, emerges early in life, and is shared with other animals, reflecting its deep evolutionary origins 1,2 . Even the simplest of life performing chemotaxis uses the signal-field of food to navigate.
When you’re microscopic, the territory is the map; at human scale, we externalise those cues as landmarks—then mirror the process inside our heads. Just as cells follow chemical gradients, our thoughts follow self-made landmarks, yet these landmarks are vaporous.
From the outside our mind is a single place, it is our identity. Probe closer and our identity is nebulous and dissolves the way a city dissolves into smaller and smaller places the closer you look. We use our identity to create the first stable place in the world and then use other places to navigate life. However, these places come from unreliable sources, our internal and external environments. How do we know the places are even real, and do we have the knowledge to trust their reality? Well, we don’t. We can’t judge our mental landmarks false. Callard calls this normative self-blindness: the built-in refusal to saw off the branch we stand on.
Normative self-blindness is a trick to gloss over details and keep moving. Insta-places are conjured from our experience and are treated as solid no matter how poorly they are tied down by actual knowledge. We can accept that a place was loosely formed in the past, an error, or is not yet well defined in the future, is unknown. However, in the moment, the places exist and we use them to see.
Understanding and accepting that our minds work this way is a key tenet of Socratic Thinking. It makes adopting the posture of inquiry much easier. Socratic inquiry begins by admitting that everyone’s guiding landmarks may be made of semi-solid smoke.
1Chan, Edgar, Oliver Baumann, Mark A. Bellgrove, and Jason B. Mattingley. “From Objects to Landmarks: The Function of Visual Location Information in Spatial Navigation.” Frontiers in Psychology 3 (2012). https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00304
2Freas, Cody A., and Ken Cheng. “The Basis of Navigation Across Species.” Annual Review of Psychology 73, no. 1 (January 4, 2022): 217–41. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-psych-020821-111311.
#AgnesCallard #cognitiveBiases #cognitiveScience #criticalThinking #decisionMaking #epistemology #evolutionaryPsychology #humanPsychology #identity #introspection #mentalModels #metacognition #mindset #navigation #neuroscience #normativeSelfBlindness #personalDevelopment #philosophy #sensemaking #socraticThinking #spaceAndPlace
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The Mind as Semi-Solid Smoke
This post continues the series on Socratic Thinking, turning the space-and-place lens inward to examine the mind itself. Human minds can be thought of as an imperfect place with the ability to create their own insta-places to navigate ambiguity.
On the Trail (1889) by Winslow Homer. Original from The National Gallery of Art. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.Exploration in any real or conceptual space needs navigational markers with sufficient meaning. Humans are biologically predisposed to seek out and use navigational markers. This tendency is rooted in our neural architecture, emerges early in life, and is shared with other animals, reflecting its deep evolutionary origins 1,2 . Even the simplest of life performing chemotaxis uses the signal-field of food to navigate.
When you’re microscopic, the territory is the map; at human scale, we externalise those cues as landmarks—then mirror the process inside our heads. Just as cells follow chemical gradients, our thoughts follow self-made landmarks, yet these landmarks are vaporous.
From the outside our mind is a single place, it is our identity. Probe closer and our identity is nebulous and dissolves the way a city dissolves into smaller and smaller places the closer you look. We use our identity to create the first stable place in the world and then use other places to navigate life. However, these places come from unreliable sources, our internal and external environments. How do we know the places are even real, and do we have the knowledge to trust their reality? Well, we don’t. We can’t judge our mental landmarks false. Callard calls this normative self-blindness: the built-in refusal to saw off the branch we stand on.
Normative self-blindness is a trick to gloss over details and keep moving. Insta-places are conjured from our experience and are treated as solid no matter how poorly they are tied down by actual knowledge. We can accept that a place was loosely formed in the past, an error, or is not yet well defined in the future, is unknown. However, in the moment, the places exist and we use them to see.
Understanding and accepting that our minds work this way is a key tenet of Socratic Thinking. It makes adopting the posture of inquiry much easier. Socratic inquiry begins by admitting that everyone’s guiding landmarks may be made of semi-solid smoke.
1Chan, Edgar, Oliver Baumann, Mark A. Bellgrove, and Jason B. Mattingley. “From Objects to Landmarks: The Function of Visual Location Information in Spatial Navigation.” Frontiers in Psychology 3 (2012). https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00304
2Freas, Cody A., and Ken Cheng. “The Basis of Navigation Across Species.” Annual Review of Psychology 73, no. 1 (January 4, 2022): 217–41. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-psych-020821-111311.
#AgnesCallard #cognitiveBiases #cognitiveScience #criticalThinking #decisionMaking #epistemology #evolutionaryPsychology #humanPsychology #identity #introspection #mentalModels #metacognition #mindset #navigation #neuroscience #normativeSelfBlindness #personalDevelopment #philosophy #sensemaking #socraticThinking #spaceAndPlace
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Coaldale VOR or (Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range Station ), Esmerelda County, Nevada. VOR's are used for navigation by aircraft #aviation #vor #navigation #coaldale #esmerelda #radio #aircraft
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Coaldale VOR or (Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range Station ), Esmerelda County, Nevada. VOR's are used for navigation by aircraft #aviation #vor #navigation #coaldale #esmerelda #radio #aircraft
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Coaldale VOR or (Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range Station ), Esmerelda County, Nevada. VOR's are used for navigation by aircraft #aviation #vor #navigation #coaldale #esmerelda #radio #aircraft
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Coaldale VOR or (Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range Station ), Esmerelda County, Nevada. VOR's are used for navigation by aircraft #aviation #vor #navigation #coaldale #esmerelda #radio #aircraft
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Coaldale VOR or (Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range Station ), Esmerelda County, Nevada. VOR's are used for navigation by aircraft #aviation #vor #navigation #coaldale #esmerelda #radio #aircraft
