@gummibunny @calculsoberic@mstdn.social
I find this tale very funny🤣
@freemo
I got this type of thinking from 3 places:
1) Doubting my cult like community from very early age and eventually opening the chains mind to understanding how people could be controlled or driven by beliefs in a bad as well as a good way.
2) Programming as you said, especially I saw how programming books explains everything as a godly truth or something even though everything in this computer world is just an abstraction and there is no reason for the abtractions to only be this way they can be anyway however we want. (I an someone who always likes to go into the most basic thing happening behind a complex abstraction of something)
3) Maths, it's also the same as programming ![]()
@mur2501 Thank you, that is one of the greater compliments I could think to receive.
If there is one thing I learned working with Data Science it is that my assumptions can never be trusted (even if i base my decision on data, there is still that chance of misinterpriting).
So even if I take a position on something I am always very willing (and in fact I try to seek it out) to consider how I could be wrong. Doubly so because I know how crippling confirmation bias can be when unchallenged to ones own growth.
Its a trait I find useful even outside of human interactions. Programming is actually a place I have noticed it alot lately. If something isnt working and im trying to debug it it is common human tendency to make certain assumptions that a variable or part of the code must work a certain way, so you assume its value and that it couldnt possibly be contributing to the issue. This pattern often leads to a difficulty in debugging a problem. I try to assume even the most fundamental assumptions could be wrong, like two numbers adding up to something I expect it to add up to, and when I debug I am not above checking the value of even the variables I feel sure about. All to often I find my assumptions were, in fact, incorrect.
@freemo
Unlike many others, one thing very much good about you is that you don't much set things in good or bad and rather listen to everybody well and also are open to challenge ![]()
@freemo
Ohh the person is deliberate on action ![]()
Anyway, how many times have you came across reports of your own account?? ![]()
@freemo
I see, probably the person never checked the emails ![]()
@freemo
I see, if it's only music then I can accept it ![]()
By the way when do you consider something as a spam?? ![]()
@smilesnowy
Cuddle the cat and make the heart strong ![]()
@ynnoj@mastodon.online
Yup that's how it works
Hello @freemo
Why is that I have a follow request even though my account is not private?? ![]()
@ynnoj@mastodon.online
Well when you move your account from one instance to other all your followers will be automatically transferred. As for the ones you follow, you can import that list from the old account and even if they have a private account you will automatically follow them.
(Not necessary that everything shall go smooth, federations breaks sometime)
@777
@alex
What you don't understand?
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@HackerBean@noc.social @thor
India is not a good place if you are looking for privacy
@thor
Neither the common person cares much
Lives in India🇮🇳
Loves to talk to people from around the world and know eachother 😀
Fascinated by every living thing and prefers to spend time with nature❤️💚
have edgy and invasive humour but is totally docile 😛
Lost my right eye to Glaucoma :(
Shifted from @mur2501