Damnit Twitter why can't we edit tweets
2016 May
- 💬 Reply to mrsunlawyer's tweet:
@mrsunlawyer even worse, if masama ka ang may media na nageexpose sayo, pag pinatay mo iisipin lang corrupt sya
This is why you shouldn't lie on your resume: https://np.reddit.com/r/AskUK/comments/4lrehk/lie_at_work_got_out_of_hand_is_my_job_at_risk/
Fake a head injury and when you come back, tell them you lost your Chinese knowhow
- 🔁 Repost from EverythingGoats:
Who you gona call?
Graveyard encounter #sketchdaily #procreate
Playing around with Procreate a bit
When I see "GSW" my first instinct is "Gun Shot Wound" #sports
Someone on quora asked:
How long should I try to solve a bug before asking a colleague for help?
As soon as you become aware youâre stuck is a pretty good time in my opinion. If you already know youâre stuck and not going to move forward, why put it off? Sometimes a couple of minutes with a fresh set of eyes is all it takes to get some progress, so it makes no sense to hold off until you are truly desperate. That being said, be sure not to interrupt your colleagues when they are in the flow!
Sometimes you donât even need your colleague to answer or pay attention too much, the mere act of describing the problem to him may light up some neural pathways that make clear the way forward.
Someone on quora asked:
Well, the first thing to ask yourself is: do you like hanging out with him? If not, the way forward should be clear.
The second thing to ask yourself is: why are you so scared of spending money? This can happen if you grew up in a poorer family and are used to scrimping and saving, or it may simply be that your level of saving is justified and itâs your partner that has a problem because he is spending too much.
The third thing is: since you prefer staying at home you are likely an introvert. If you want to be with your partner, you should also learn how to care for an introvert. At the same time, you can ask him to be more considerate of your needs as an introvert.
Sit down with your partner and talk through these issues with him. One thing I can suggest is if the two of you decide together to allocate a budget, say a monthly budget, for âgoing outâ activities, at a level youâre comfortable with so you donât spend too much money. Discuss also the difference in the activities you prefer. Maybe you can agree to go out at most X times a month or a week, and he can agree to spend Y days a week at home with you, and maybe even have some days for the two of you to do things separately. Compromise on the activities you both can do together: âOkay, weâll go out this often, but can we also spend some nights staying in and doing [activity you like]?â
Good luck!
Someone on quora asked:
Whenever I see a question like âHow can I improve [skill]â, there is almost always one obvious answer: practice. Improvement only comes with practice. You can read about it, think about it, watch youtube videos, but unless you practice you wonât be improving much.
For talking to people, start small and work your way up:
- Smile at strangers you interact with. Smile at the lovely couple walking down the street. Smile at the little kids you give the ball back to.
- Greet strangers as often as you can. Greet the cashier at the grocery or the bus driver during your commute. Say something short and simple âHey, howâs your day going?â
- When you see a stranger carrying or wearing something you find of interest, strike up a conversation about it. âHey, I love that scarf, whereâd you get it?â, âHow are you finding that book? I read it last month and found it great!
- And so on
At first you will find it difficult. You might even choke on what you wanted to say or say something completely inappropriate and run away. Thatâs fine. Failing and trying again is what practice it. Donât worry so much about how people will react. If itâs someone you might see again (say, the cashier at the grocery or the bus driver), it gives you something to talk about again next time âHey, sorry if I was an idiot before. Iâm trying to be better at talking to peopleâ can lead to good conversations too.
Someone on quora asked:
Is there a good web tutorial that teaches you how to make a complex inventory management system?
No. Web tutorials will only teach you the basics. Most probably you just need to learn how to implement form-based screens that do simple CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations. Your âcomplex inventory management systemâ can be built upon those basics, and most probably will have specific requirements that web tutorials canât cover. Youâll need to learn how to do the parts of it individually and put it all together.
What if... https://imgur.com/r/gaming/5aKPRaw via @imgur
- 💬 Reply to Westraid's tweet:
@Westraid congrats, thats some pretty sweet gear!
Superman vs Caped Baldy #sketchdaily #onepunchman
- 💬 Reply to LaTtEX's tweet:
@LaTtEX wouldnt people be able to fake those easily?
Waiting for a show on TV according to schedule like some sort of savage #gameofthrones
- 🔁 Repost from tangincheek:
RT @tangincheek: arent we all actors on the stage of life
Struck down #sketchdaily
Someone on quora asked:
I had a friend who underwent some serious emotional pain and it really changed her: she started distancing herself from people who used to be her friends and she became quieter and more withdrawn
There is a quote, often attributed to Stephen Aitchison:
âPeople change for two main reasons: either their minds have been opened or their hearts have been brokenâ
I have found this often to be true, though it really only refers to drastic change. People also tend to change or evolve little by little slowly over time.
