taming

That means additional questions, rephrasing the question, patience, empathy and first of all: taming the premature judgements.

> He describes the journey which sees him wrestling with and taming a new theorem that will win him the most coveted prize in his field.

I find it very useful for taming a class of wild freshmen, though.

Roll that into Anko and we're on our way to taming the activity.

Apple is pretty good at taming technological complexity.

Another poster posted the dog taming article.

You know me so well:) I really do hope they're successful in taming Wave's UI complexity and making it actually useful for writing documents collaboratively.

I had some fights with Neo4J and taming IO.

A book called Taming Your Outer Child [3], accompanied by meditations developed by John Bradshaw meant to get one in touch with one's inner child [4], are both very powerful for healing that shame.

The Organising part is boring because it's about taming or tempering the creation in such a way that it can be referenced later on (just like filing your invoices, or timesheets - yuck - but necessary).

Its close to a rule of nature: whenever we see complexity we can discover simple elegant rules that govern it, and as programmers who's main challenge is taming complexity, we are prepared to risk anything in our pursuit of simplicity, including more complexity...!

So to try and give some practical advice on actually taming this feeling and -working-, here's some random things I've found really useful on both removing that awful feeling and also actually being more productive: - (think this is from James Altucher again...) Keep a notepad in front of your computer.

It looks like all sw development processes try to guarantee budget by taming "unanticipated change".

I don't know if there is a name for this technique, but i call it "taming a wildcard".

Just hope he is a pure mage and can't hit you with anything else (possible, due to the skillcap, not guaranteed, due to the complete lack of anything resembling a "character class"[1]) Even things like "Animal Taming" required thought.

Pinker frequently points back to Hobbes' Leviathan as a turning point in understanding violence and human societies - that man's "state of nature" is brutish and violent and that a strong "leviathan" government is central to taming the brutish impulses.

Taming HAL: Designing interfaces beyond 2001.