Jevon23 · HackerTrans

24 日前議論

It might be correlated with neurodivergence. But it’s also just correlated with high verbal ability in general, presumably. I find it quite natural to think in complete structured sentences, and it’s often perplexed me why other people seem to find this concept so alien. And no I’m not schizophrenic.

Jevon23

24 日前議論

> The thought that was comfortable as a vague impression has to become a sentence, and sentences have structure. They have a subject and a predicate.

I already think in sentences so idk what this guy is on about, sounds like a skill issue.

Jevon23

昨年議論

In order to get into Zuckerberg’s position in the first place, you need to have a highly competitive personality type. And competitive people want to win at EVERYTHING, all the time. It’s a constant compulsion. Even if they might intellectually understand the distinction between “just a game” and “actual serious time”, they don’t “feel” that distinction in their bones. They have no off switch.

Jevon23

2 年前議論

Do you know the “ending” of a piece of software before you write it?

Obviously it varies a lot, based on the type of project and your own personal methodology. Sometimes you might be able to say yes, sometimes you might have to say no. In some cases the question won’t even make sense. And in all cases you might suspect that the person asking the question is misunderstanding something fundamental about the working process.

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