The (stream of conscious?) venting thread for INTJ.

**sherkanner** · 01-23-2012 10:28 AM

Originally Posted by Napoleptic

Like what? Sounds quite useful.

CVS, SVN are the 2 biggest I used already, and know fairly well.
Git, BitKeeper, and clearcase I heard of them.

At work we use both svn and clearcase

Revision Control
Comparison of tools

SVN web-interface example <- I also used this interface before

**Eylrid** · 01-23-2012 11:35 AM

Originally Posted by sherkanner

I hope you are using some kind of versioning/syncing tool when working on major projects...

I manually create copies before each major change.

**Audrey** · 01-23-2012 01:41 PM

She's incredible. So inspiring.

**TaylorP** · 01-23-2012 06:29 PM

He has a boot as a hat . . . .LMAO

**nonnaci** · 01-23-2012 07:39 PM

Burning bridges vs neglecting them. Choices choices...

**luemb** · 01-23-2012 08:01 PM

Some days I wonder what it would be like to be someone else. How different would someone else's thoughts seem to me? What would the similarities be? It would be so cool to "listen in" on someone else's brain for a while. Then, I would learn a whole lot more about myself, and how other people are similar and different.

What about visuals? Would they transfer? And colours? Would the liking of colours transfer between people? If I could get into another Ni-doms head, would the symbolism make sense? What about moral values? I have a feeling I would get frustrated at other people's morals fairly quickly, or would I be able to simply use theirs for a while? Would I be able to learn more about science and physics and programming?

But, more than that, I want to get into, say, an ISFP's head. What would it sound like? Or an ISTP? (I think that one would be interesting.)

I think, overall, MBTI only explains such a little part of personality. Even after mixing in enneagram, there are still factors and aspects besides that. Personal fears, family, the past, relationships with others, intelligence, and interests all go into making us all unique. Meanwhile, there are things that make similarities, philosophy, culture, values, upbringing, hobbies, interests and abilities.

Personally, I wouldn't mind sharing my thoughts for a day. I don't think anyone else would want that craziness though. Sometimes I shrug at myself and say "I just live here." (Although unfortunately I can't move out.)

**Hermes** · 01-23-2012 10:43 PM

Why do I let my brother (INTP) plan anything?
Also my father seems to believe that he can make a 15 minute trip in 5 minutes. When he's still inside a restaurant, let alone his car.

**PianoWizzy** · 01-23-2012 11:57 PM

Something amusing I saw today on the front page while trolling along to cheat off some summaries for efficient homework:

SparkLife » Quiz: Are You a Geek or a Nerd?

**OwLY** · 01-24-2012 03:55 AM

Originally Posted by PianoWizzy

Something amusing I saw today on the front page while trolling along to cheat off some summaries for efficient homework:

SparkLife » Quiz: Are You a Geek or a Nerd?

Sparknotes has become so strange. On one hand I find the summaries and analyses to be quite effective, and I've used them many times for reasons other than cheating. On the other hand, it has devolved into a "Seventeen-esque" style magazine everywhere else on the site.

Why someone thought critical literary analysis and columns written for squee-ing high school girls would go together is beyond me...

**PianoWizzy** · 01-24-2012 04:00 AM

Originally Posted by OwLY

Sparknotes has become so strange. On one hand I find the summaries and analyses to be quite effective, and I've used them many times for reasons other than cheating. On the other hand, it has devolved into a "Seventeen-esque" style magazine everywhere else on the site.

Why someone thought critical literary analysis and columns written for squee-ing high school girls would go together is beyond me...

I agree.

For me, they're even the wrong category of squee-ing high school girls.