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During this hiring process, they took a lot of my expertise and experience by my word, and I can only assume they did
so because it seemed that my word was one they could trust. I think experience is great; lots of experience gives you
the confidence to answer questions about previous problems you have solved, but experience isn't all, or possibly even,
the majority of what gets you hired. I think alot of it comes down to your interpersonal skills, your charisma stat,
the majority of what gets you hired. I think a lot of it comes down to your interpersonal skills, your charisma stat,
how chiseled your chin looks. Some of that you can't change easily, I think I was born with an above average emotional
intelligence. But, I can't stress enough how important it is that you appear confident but not overbearing, and eager to
learn and work. With everything today getting people to get as far away from socializing I R L, not having any grounded
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title: "Projects"
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Worked on frequently, updated on occassion.
Worked on frequently, updated on occasion.
- ## [Game in Zig & SDL2 ⚡️](/projects/zig-sdl)
- ## [Gaining 15 Pounds in 2025 :muscle:]()
- ## [Drones :video_game: :helicopter:]()
- # [Game in Zig & SDL2 ⚡️](/projects/zig-sdl)
<!-- - # [Gaining 15 Pounds in 2025 :muscle:]() -->
<!-- - # [Drones :video_game: :helicopter:]() -->
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title: "SDL Game in Zig"
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date: "2025-01-10"
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# Zig Game Dev with SDL2
I'm making a game in Zig!
I'm (was) making a game in Zig! Currently getting back into Zig.
Watch me stream it [here](https://twitch.tv/fosscat), or below!
Watch me [stream on Twitch](https://twitch.tv/fosscat), or the embed below!
Repo for the project is [here](https://git.fosscat.com/n8r/zsdl)
Repo for the project is [on my gitea](https://git.fosscat.com/n8r/zsdl)
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date: 2025-10-05T20:08:25-06:00
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showTableOfContents: true
type: "tils"
title: "TIL: Hunter Gatherers Were Not Dumb"
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tags: ["history", ""]
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# Context
[As I mentioned](/tils/we-created-dogs-and-dogs-created-us), I'm really enjoying the
[Sapiens](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sapiens:_A_Brief_History_of_Humankind) book. I was shocked to discover that
hunter gatherer societies were comprised of extremely intelligent humans!
# Reflection
Because of my biases (and probably seeing many depictions of foolish looking cave men), I had
assumed that what caused the human to "pull themselves out" of the wild animal stage and into
the industrial age was them finally reaching a point of intelligence to do so. When, [the
reality](https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20240517-the-human-brain-has-been-shrinking-and-no-one-quite-knows-why) is
actually the opposite! The hunter gatherer people had to be so intimately familiar with their surroundings to survive.
Weather patterns, migration patterns of many different animals, which foods were safe to eat, and how to prepare the
foods for consumption. The variety of foods they gathered was also greater than the average person today eating cereal
grains and one of four different meats. History is so fascinating. I find time and time again, my assumption of how or
what something must have been is frequently proven completely wrong.
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I started listening to [_Sapiens: A Brief History of Human
kind_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sapiens:_A_Brief_History_of_Humankind) and was struck at the significance of dogs
in human history. I [realized](https://fosscat.com/tils/people-are-actually-right/) that dogs really are man's best
in human history. I [realized](/tils/people-are-actually-right) that dogs really are man's best
friend, and only animal that has evolved alongside us since the hunter gatherer period. Its incredible!
# Reflection