#learning-process — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #learning-process, aggregated by home.social.
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My Understanding of History
[Part 1/3]
The subject History interests me. My understanding of history is changing over time. Earlier, I believed that history neither forgives nor forgets. I thought every action of mine creates a physical or mental effect on myself, on society, and on civilization. These effects may be small or not visible during my lifetime. I may not know how they develop in future. I may not see the chain of results that follows from my actions. I may not learn whether any action of mine acted as a catalyst in later events. I believed that my actions cannot be undone or erased. I thought my actions leave permanent marks.
With time, my view has changed. I now think I understand these aspects better, and I present that understanding below. I am still learning.
History does not think or judge. It does not forgive or remember. It is not a conscious force. It is a record of human actions. This record depends on what is kept, what is lost, and who controls the narrative.
Human actions create consequences that may continue beyond one lifetime. Many effects appear small or remain unseen at first. Some enter a chain of causes and results that develops over time.
These effects are often uncertain. They may influence future events in indirect ways. Actions interact with conditions beyond individual control. Outcomes may appear later, change form, or grow in scale.
#History #HumanActions #CauseAndEffect #Uncertainty #LearningProcess
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#usa #israel #iran : #warofaggression / #propaganda / #disinformation / #media / #learningprocess
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»“When a #satelliteimage is presented as visual evidence in the context of war, it can easily influence how people interpret events,” Professor Bo Zhao, from the University of Washington …
As AI-generated imagery grows increasingly convincing, it is “important for the public to approach such visual content with caution and critical awareness,” Prof Zhao said …«
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Async Bottom-Up Javascript State Management
https://positive-intentions.com/blog/async-state-management
This investigation comes from my work on a #P2P #ChatApp. I found it tricky in a #FunctionalProgramming approach to handle #Async #Messages from peers needing the latest #State values. The challenge? How #JavaScript scopes variables in #Callbacks.
I wanted to explore a solution out of curiosity to see if it could work. I'm not trying to push "yet another #StateManagement library." This is about my #LearningProcess for use in #PersonalProjects.
#Programming #WebDev #Code #SoftwareDevelopment #OpenSource #PeerToPeer
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I can't thank the friend ( @Ladymirdan ) enough, who told me time and again to "trust the process" with miniature painting. That things will come together.
That's such a hard lesson for me to learn! Yesterday I was nearly at the point of stripping my Raptor again, but I set him aside, took some time off of painting him, finished Icalamander .. and now I'm having fun with him again! 😊
Learning curve!
#Warhammer #WarhammerCommunity #MiniaturePainting #LearningProcess #PaintingNoob
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Agile software development is not Scrum, Kanban, or XP.
Agile software development is not the maintenance of a backlog, the existence of a definition of done, or the performance of a ceremony.
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Agile software development is not about working through features as quickly as possible, nor is it about rejecting the reality of necessities.
Agile software development is about continuously working on the software, the process, the team, and yourself. It is a value-based attitude coupled with a learning process.
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Want to master a skill? Here's how: 1. Start with basics 2. Practice consistently 3. Find a mentor or resources 4. Analyze & learn from mistakes 5. Refine, repeat & improve 6. Never stop seeking growth #MasteringSkills #LearningProcess
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Ok... First one. Based the coloring in thefireseal artwork. Trying the brush he/she uses. Spent most of my time trying to figure out where the light came from... Not particularly happy with the outcome, but thinking it's a good start 🤔
One and a half hour the total process. -
I've now had to rebuild my #pihole three times over the last couple of years due to some kind of (non-SD) corruption. I'm becoming an expert in it! I think I might start taking a build image every so often, rather than just a Teleporter (config) backup, that way I can theoretically just swap in a new card rather than having to rebuild from scratch. #LearningProcess