Nohnce1
Re:The social obligation to be bad at things
on Thursday June 11, 2020 @03:54PM (#23492717)
The visualization alone is helping with compartmentalizing negative feedback. That's a unique way to find insight by having sheer concentration of negative feedback.
Re:The social obligation to be bad at things
on Thursday June 11, 2020 @03:51PM (#23492684)
I want to take a step further and say that it's the character of the individual, the bravery of the one who's willing to shut out the outer world in pursuit of what's intrinsically valuable to the inner world. It's those who are critical that live at the mercy of the criticisms of others, and those will never be able to live the lives that'll fulfill them. This way of phrasing helped me understand more emotionally.
Re:U.S. drinking water widely contaminated with 'forever chemicals': r...
on Wednesday January 22, 2020 @04:06PM (#22122032)
Anyone know how hard it is filtering out PFAS?
Re:COBOL turns 60: why it will outlive us all
on Thursday October 17, 2019 @11:55PM (#21288526)
I work in fintech, and my company is switching over to Java. It's gonna take a few more years, but they are implementing more than legacy code.
Re:How Can a Star Be Older Than the Universe?
on Wednesday October 16, 2019 @05:57PM (#21276366)
It's a hard sell to someone who has cursory interest on the subject had the title been your first hypothesis. Still, not great.