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Re:Lessons from a 45-year Study of Super-Smart Children by sheer_horror on Thursday September 08, 2016 @01:14AM (#12450443)
I'm a 22 year old student and developer. I took a test that said I was gifted as a kid. Since I was very young, I've sensed 'sheer horror' constantly. It's when I see my friends and family, and they describe their aspirations that they won't reach for lack of insight; its the people that get stuck in a local minimum of cognotive dissonance who decide not to seek the global minimum. The coming death of the world is the strongest and most painful, because to help avoid that is to decimate my interpersonal relationships in pursuit of a craft that I could use to grow a business that might have some shred of succeeding and granting me the power of influence. I can't meet people without perceiving their flaws that they won't acknowledge. Every day I am appalled by my mistakes and failures of the week, yet my standards are so high that I cannot even express my grief without people rolling their eyes at my lofty goals.

I should be writing my integration tests.

Re:Lessons from a 45-year Study of Super-Smart Children by rublev on Sunday September 11, 2016 @11:20AM (#12473773)
Is there a way to contact you?
Re:Lessons from a 45-year Study of Super-Smart Children by sheer_horror on Monday September 19, 2016 @06:00PM (#12535131)
still want to? just write something in this simple app i'm serving and I'll check it out.

deppth.me/tasks

afterwards, go back and check to see if I left a reply.