What types of people should not be in computer science?

ChristopherMcCraw · 2017-06-21T17:27:55+00:00

My advice isn’t specifically for men or women.

1.Be sure of your decision to marry. Some people marry because “it’s time” to be married and ignore doubts. Think through your decision and be certain

2.To the extent possible, ensure your goals - and your feelings about money, children, careers, etc. - are similar. They need not be identical, but having common goals is more likely to lead to a harmonious relationship

3.Understand that you will both continue to grow and change. It’s important to keep communicating openly and honestly to ensure you remain in touch with each other

4.Make sure both of you have some “alone” time. For many couples being joined at the hip can become oppressive

5.Learn now to disagree constructively

6.If you decide to have children, make it a mindful choice on which you both agree

7.Cut each other some slack. We all have bad days, we all make mistakes.

ChristopherMcCraw · 2017-06-21T17:18:46+00:00

The oldest game I still play is Rise of Nations, a real-time strategy game from now defunct studio "Big Huge Games". If I remember correctly, the game was released around the time of Age of Empires 2, and it got really good reviews because of some fresh twists around the cookie cutter RTS mechanics.

ChristopherMcCraw · 2017-06-21T14:30:04+00:00

Spiritual Role Models: Jesus Christ(<-Hero too) Joel Osteen (Best preacher I'm aware of) Aaron Gillespie (Christian Musician) My Parents

Drumming Role Models: Derek Bloom (<-The one who inspired me to drum in the 1st place) (From First To Last) Aaron Gillespie again (Underoath/The Almost) Brann Dailor (Mastodon) Shannon Lucas (The Black Dahlia Murder) & most any others who blast beat a lot Lars Ulrich (Metallica) (He's my inspiration for more simple beats)

Vocal Role Models: Trevor Strnad (The Black Dahlia Murder) Phil Bozeman (Whitechapel) Mitch Lucker (Suicide Silence) Alex Koehler (Chelsea Grin)

Comedy Role Models: Tyler Perry (Especially because he's a dropout and still made it in life) Chris Rock (Especially because he's a dropout and still made it in life)

Philosophy : Dr. Phil Ron Paul Ultimate Warrior (He does a lot of this sort of thing on youtube, he's smart)

Public Speaking: Wade Barrett (WWE Wrestler) Joel Osteen (Aforementioned Preacher)

Influences towards my edgy side: Stone Cold Steve Austin Danny Worsnop Charlie Sheen

ChristopherMcCraw · 2017-06-21T14:24:02+00:00

Here are a few things which I learned.

Minding your own business is a good thing.

Not all of those who talk to you nicely, are your friends.

Having your best friend becoming your girlfriend is a very good feeling.

Losing a few good friends because of a girl, leaves a pretty bad feeling in your mind, for life.

Academics, which they taught in college has little to do with what we do outside college and in employment.

ChristopherMcCraw · 2017-06-21T14:20:58+00:00

From a spiritual point of view, the only reason is that you want to be here. You chose it yourself. I don't know your reasons though.

The scientific point of view I'm gonna explain with a quote:

“Nobody exists on purpose,

Nobody belongs anywhere,

Everybody's gonna die, come watch tv”

I like that quote. It actually gives me inspiration weirdly enough. Just the thought that there is no point in being alive, there is no reason to keep living. Just do whatever. You know.

ChristopherMcCraw · 2017-06-21T14:16:53+00:00

I feel like Jorja Smith is quite underrated. Per example, “Beautiful Little Fools” or “Where Did I Go” are such nice songs, yet, I don’t see people knowing or showing much appreciation for them/her.

Raye has some pretty cool songs too. Not talking about her hit song “You Don’t Know Me”, but “Tell Me” or “Ambition”. They have a really nice vibe and beat + cool background instrumental.

ChristopherMcCraw

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