It’s frowned upon to brag about yourself. But I feel like it’s good to hype yourself up, even if it is a little bit extreme or out of the ordinary! Post in this thread celebrating yourself and letting others know something you’re really good at! I’ll start…

I’m a really good coach. Strength and conditioning primarily but athletics overall. If an athlete comes to me and they have the mindset of improvement it’s a damn near guarantee that I will increase their athleticism and make them stronger, faster, more powerful, etc. I’ve trained young kids to become dominant high school athletes, high school athletes to get full ride scholarships to D1 universities, D1 athletes to get drafted to the NFL, MLB, and NBA, and I even trained a couple of professional athletes as well! All that said in a REALLY good strength and conditioning coach.

What can you brag about?!

  • AngryCommieKender@lemmy.world
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    I not only won the genetic lottery in terms of being in the top 99th percentile of humanity for almost all metrics one could use physically or mentally, I have also become a jack of all trades, and a master of a few.

    I did lose the lottery by “picking up” ADD, and ODD upon character creation. That shit hasn’t made anything easy.

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    I can cook better than at least half the people I know (and im being humble). I can cook nearly anything, with the capability to pull complex recipies off in the first go. My only limitations are ingredient availablity.

    some people are bakers, some cooks. Im both. Im not great at cake decorating though, but it’ll taste great at least

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      As a chef, not a baker, the fact that you can pull off both says you should at least look into chef’s and bakers schools. Maybe don’t do it as a career, but you clearly have some talent there that would allow you to have a lot of positive feedback from others, and a sense of personal growth and accomplishment by learning how to make food even more efficiently. The main focus of both schools isn’t proper artistic technique, it’s efficient industrial scale processing of foods. That allows for one to breeze through the prep and truly master the artistic techniques that one may want to use.

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    18 hours ago

    My mother in law said I’m a really good dad. Like not even on father’s day, just like randomly once.

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    17 hours ago
    • I make a great vegan ice cream that is loved by many non-vegans.
    • I beat depression and anxiety.
    • I have a fun job that pays well and I’m good at it.
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    Im actually really happy with me personally lately. I still have a lot in life that could be better, but im alive, healthy, and living as my truest self. Everything else will come eventually. I recently started planning for my future for the first time in my life. Its weird. I never thought id live past 25, let alone want to.

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    I’m always a little surprised when I look into the population MMR distribution for games I play a lot. I’m often in like the top 5% or better in the kind of games I play a lot. But… I suck at them. I don’t feel like I know what I’m doing and when I look at streamers who are actually good at the game, it’s not like they’re just a more refined version of me, it’s like they’re playing a different game.

    So I like to describe myself as being “the top of the trash heap.”

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      I think that is actually a thing/ the whole high- achieving / highly-skilled people feeling like they aren’t capable or don’t know nearly as much as they do. I’ve seen a lot of joking memes about it, the way that beginners are super self conscious and hesitant because they feel like they know nothing, average level people feel super confident because they have learned so much from the time they knew nothing and now feel empowered, and people who are highly skilled and experienced feel as though they don’t know anything simply because they have enough of a grasp of what it is that they are doing to fully understand the breadth of things they do not understand and cannot (yet) do well.

      I think your statement pretty well puts you in the latter group. Congratulations on your high percentile! I wish you much happy gaming and satisfaction. :)

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    Last week I was told that my dog’s trainer said I was the best client she’s ever worked with. The man that works at the front desk said he randomly asked her one day who the best client she’s worked with was and apparently with zero hesitation she said my name. I’m quite proud of that, because I worked really hard when I had my dog in training to make sure I was doing everything I could to make it, and us, successful. This trainer has worked with thousands of dogs and owners over the years so to have the distinction of being her best client is quite a pleasant surprise. I was determined to turn my crazy excitable COVID puppy into a well behaved dog I could take anywhere, and we succeeded. It was a lot of work, but worth it, and I’m proud of both the results, and the fact that apparently our trainer was impressed too. ☺️

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    I wanted to learn hardware design by designing a basic risc-v processor, ben eater style, kind of like a 1970s minicomputer, with expansion slots for new isa extensions and CSRs. But obviously using real breadboards for experimentation would be too slow when designing a 32 bit processor. I had never touched an hdl before.

    So I sat down and started writing my own simulator and netlist generation dsl from scratch. It only works at the gate level, no behavioral synthesis, but flexible enough to write components modelling, for example, 74 series chips. It does vhdl-like delta cycle simulation using 8-valued logic, but without vhdl’s signal forwarding footgun.

    I then implemented an rv32i processor with full m-mode support, and a risc-v emulator in rom to trap and silently emulate any missing extension instructions. When a new expansion board is plugged in, those instructions are simply not trapped and are accelerated in hardware.

    I then learned just enough systemverilog to faithfully transliterate the generated netlist into structural verilog, and it actually synthesized and worked perfectly on an fpga.

    I am now in the process of very slowly designing boards to hopefully one day manage to build the whole thing out of discrete 74hc series logic

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      you want to know something? I have absolutely no idea what most of that means. That means you not only have acquired some super specialized knowledge and vocabulary, but you have also done it well enough and have a firm enough grasp of it that you can create whatever it is that you did! It sounds super intense and like it took a lot of time and effort. Go you! That is definitely something to be proud of.

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    My body is a machine that turns Vietnamese supermarkets into Mexican food for my lovely wife. I do not feel pain, or remorse, or pity, & I cannot be stopped unless I am killed.

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    When I do have the energy, I’m a pretty good cook. Also I’m managing to grow things outside. Not like. Well. But they went from seeds to fruit which is the only thing I really wanted.

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      These are some of my things, too. There’s something special about a meal you cooked with ingredients you grew.

      Keep doing what you doing 🌱