@SophieT how does one get invited to the Oscars?
2016 February
Everything you post today, Facebook won't remind you about it for 4 years
Survey: In a bag of mixed Hershey's chocolate, which one do you get: Milk Chocolate, Special Dark, Krackel, Mr Goodbar
Goddess of thunder #sketchdaily
(from Thor (2014) #1)
I'm happy with how this turned out. I wish I had a better way to upload the drawings than taking pictures of them with my phone :p
STREET FIGHTER V_20160229143813 STREET FIGHTER V https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-hk/tid=CUSA02102_00
@alvinjtang naka 3-0 na ko! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BplymoW4jaw
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Survey: In a bag of mixed Hershey's chocolate, which one do you get: Milk Chocolate, Special Chocolate, Krackel, Mr Goodbar
Someone on quora asked:
How do I stop worrying about others who are more intelligent, more talented?
Ask yourself what you're worried about. It's not a crime to be average
There's a simple truth in life: for almost all people, there's always someone better
You can try to improve or better yourself, but you should be doing it for your own benefit, not so you can compare favorably to other people.
How hard you work and what level of skill or talent you try to achieve should be dependent entirely on you and what you want for yourself, not on other people
Some girl from /r/usasanime #sketchdaily Yes she doesnt look very anime. The eyes are weird
This one was tough for me, had a lot of erasures. Couldn't get that mouth/smile quite right too
Someone on quora asked:
What personal skills make a successful QA engineer at a software company?
- Attention to detail
- A good foundation in logic and reasoning
- A good understanding of permutations and combinations - to help find possible corner cases
Someone on quora asked:
How can you increase your market value as a software engineer?
The most important skill for a software engineer is communication. You need to be able to communicate what you can do, what solutions you recommend, why something is a bad idea, etc.
Be aware of what skills are in demand and try to get some experience in those.
Be a good team player.
Have a good understanding of software engineering principles, especially those related to good code, maintainable code, refactoring, etc.
- 🔁 Repost from shanselman:
8 year old: "Wait, so 'campaigning' is basically bragging? In public? Who votes for braggers?"
Jose Marciano Patino paki-explain. Or paki-fix lol. Also, buying: Used copy ng Ultimate MvC3 for PS3
Posted on r/drawme: Draw me please? (I'm the human, not the dinosaur)
Some person on /r/drawme #sketchdaily had a lot of erasures here
I should stop looking into the comment threads filled with pro-Marcos propaganda commenters, ang sakit sa ulo. Almost universally bad grammar/spelling too, take from that what you will
My favorite new artist for today: Marcio Takara http://marciotakara.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=0
Hey, can one of the Presidential debates be on /r/Philippines instead, in IAMA format? (Libre naman mangarap)
Someone on quora asked:
The only way one becomes better at something is through practice. For overcoming shyness, that means practicing talking to other people, being comfortable talking to other people, etc. And practice means trying it as many times as possible until you start to get comfortable with it. You don't have to stand in front of a group of people and talk (although that might help!), you can practice small things.
Get your friends to help you. Practice small talk with them. Hang out with mutual friends you don't know and try small talk with them too.
You go to the grocery? Greet the cashier, ask her how her day is going. Having a burger at McDonald's? Tell the order-taker she has a pretty name, ask how her job is.
It won't be easy at first, try not to get frustrated. Keep at it, don't give up. If people react strangely, just say something like "sorry, I'm trying to be better at conversations", it might even lead to more conversation!
