Applying the hacker / engineering mindset to Spirituality

Re:Applying the hacker / engineering mindset to Spirituality by travisjungroth on Friday July 29, 2022 @03:21AM (#32274020)

Since you want to share your discoveries I suggest you get as good as you can at writing. The only things I know that have a strong impact on that are reading critically, writing, editing and getting feedback on your writing.

To point at this post, I have a hard time following it. I don't see what the title has to do with any of it besides you being a software engineer. The lessons came from the dog shelter, not engineering. Then the issue (you want to share your discoveries but don't know how) is something engineers are notoriously not good at.

You could also choose any medium besides writing. Coaching, podcasts, videos, etc.

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Re:Applying the hacker / engineering mindset to Spirituality by DocTomoe on Friday July 29, 2022 @03:29AM (#32274061)

Just a friendly interjection:

"hacker" does not necessarily imply "software engineering" or even "engineering". Especially us old-school folks understand "hacking" more as "curious, out-of-the-box thinking and exploring", which may just as well relate to engineering as it may relate to social interactions or cooking the perfect cup of coffee.

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Re:Applying the hacker / engineering mindset to Spirituality by travisjungroth on Friday July 29, 2022 @10:00AM (#32276974)

I focused on the "engineer" part of the title, but there's no more clarity if I looked at "hacker".

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Re:Applying the hacker / engineering mindset to Spirituality by resatori on Friday July 29, 2022 @03:39AM (#32274117)

The problem with writing to general audience is, it is too general. We are too different ...

My lessons came from my critical analyzing mind applied to living beings and feelings.

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