Curiosity
Cultivated/dispositional interest in patterns, novel ideas and stimuli, people, and having a broadened model of the world + life
I affectionately call it “the 'Cure” (like yore)
Try to keep it to one word for the answer and feel free to add other details below, i know its a weird stipulation but play along ;)
Others
Empathy/Compassion
Positivity
Reliabillity
Honesty
Integrity
Humor
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“Empathy/Compassion”, “Positivity”, “Reliabillity”, “Honesty”, “Integrity”
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Linux
Anything that cannot be run natively on Linux I do not trust.
Hyperthreading. I don’t buy processors if the cores don’t support it.
Also clock boosting to whatever the thermal solution allows. What’s the point of having a high end cooler if you’re not saturating it under load?
Laughs in ESP32
Live
Laugh
Irony
Love
Compassion
Treat others like how you want to be treated. I like it when people are nice and make me laugh so I try to do the same.
Humility. All I got in life, I got it with people’s help. The day I become one of these « I PUT MYSELF BY MY BOOSTRAP » guy, I hope someone will slap me
Positivity
Try to find something valuable in every interaction, situation and in every person you meet. I have no problems admitting when something didn’t go over well. But I can squeeze something out of everything that happens to me.
It’s a little bit more difficult with people. I can’t bring myself to always engage in a positive way with everybody. But I admire the people who can.
I generally find it very endearing when people have a positive outlook on life and loving, empathic relations with their peers. Especially if they managed to overcome hardship.
I have two that go hand in hand. One cannot exist without the other in my moral compass.
Acceptance and resistance.
Accept the things you truly cannot change and resist the injustices/cruelties that you can take a stand for and help to change.
Took me a hell of a long time to learn to accept certain things as absolutes, like the fact that suffering is an inherent part of life, but I have always been one to fight against things that can be changed. Not all suffering should be inherent to the human experience, though, and a lot of it can be fought against.
I say accept what you HAVE to, always resist when you NEED to, and do what you CAN
Integrity
Can you describe as you see it?
the quality of being honest and having strong moral principle
That’s pretty much it in a nutshell.
Reliability.
Leave the impression on others as if they can rely on you. Don’t let the small winds change your direction.
Rationality.
The world is ruled by superstitious people who make irrational decisions based on belief in the supernatural. So very often, such decisions end in disaster.
But rather than taking responsibility and owning their errors, they’d rather scapegoat and blame others.
When we accept the facts of reality as they are, we can begin to make good decisions.
