What do you wish you were better at?

[TheRockARooster 51,535]

I wish I was good at being good enough.

[Splashee 28,564]

I really wish I was better at starting new projects. I have so many ideas, but starting any of them is my biggest problem.

[Shimmer Muffin 6]

Singing. I like to sing, but I do it when no one is around, otherwise your ears will bleed

[Kamii 595]

From the top of my head, drawing. Although most people like my art, I don't particularly find it special, given how long I've been drawing and all.

[EpicEnergy 23,218]

I wish I was better at communicating and interpersonal skills, as those are essential aspects of many jobs.

[Oblivion 20,266]

Right now I wish I was better at being happy.

[RaraLover 10,414]

I wish I was better at drawing, so I can create art just as good as the ones I see on the Internet.

[Midnight Danny 9,025]

I wish l was better at drawing or making something like poster or MLP wallpapers in SFM. 

[Sunny Fox 5,951]

Speaking / understanding Japanese... It would make life a lot easier for me. Plus I wouldn't need subtitles when watching anime.

[Yakamaru 3,127]

Hmm.. Socializing is something I always want to improve and get better at.

[TBD 17,254]

I wish my drawing style is stay more consistent... once I finally got the style I wanted I can never go back to it again. I hate that  I literally have to look back to my own drawing and try to copy it but it never work. 

[Vefka 1,499]

I wish I could remember things better. I have a terrible memory, when I changed the school, it took me a month or two to memorize classmates names and appearances. I also can't memorize my relatives birthdays, I still barely remember mom's age and can't remember the age of others. So every year my relatives have to tell me things like "This Friday is your mom's/dad's/grandma's birthday, don't forget about it" and I often forget

On 1/7/2020 at 5:47 PM, Splashee said:

I really wish I was better at starting new projects. I have so many ideas, but starting any of them is my biggest problem.

Oh, I wish I was better at finishing my projects. I have a ton of abandoned ones because I lost interest and moved to the next idea

[Twilight-Sparkle17 230]

I wish I was better at managing my time more wisely. I find myself glued to my technology far too often, causing me to lose track of time. This also affects my own sleep schedule.

[Cagey 4,248]

I wish I were better at being either kind or dispassionate. 

[AppleButt 8,675]

Art.  I wish I could even art at all.   I don't get jealous easily, but I get very jealous people who can draw and stuff. 

[Fritzy 1,691]

Art and writing. I especially wish I was better at getting over writers block. And getting back into writing in general. 

[netcat 25]

I wish I understood more new technologies. I'm a programmer yet I'm more familar with creating a HTTP server in C than using frameworks to simply make a website.
I also wish to be better at socializing. I'm very much introverted and I have to force myself to not stay quiet all the time.

[dead account 2,711]

There is always something new to learn. I wish I would be good in voice acting. I enjoyed watching some parodies and animations. I have many ideas, wrote a script for a Death Note parody, but I'm not an actor.

[SasQ 1,376]

15 hours ago, netcat said:

I'm a programmer yet I'm more familar with creating a HTTP server in C than using frameworks to simply make a website.

Can you tell me some more details about it on priv? I watched a couple of tutorials on using plain sockets in C to make some simple echo servers or chats, but I haven't found anything yet about handling data streams (which is a pretty important part of how HTTP and other text-based protocols work); things like collecting lines of text to make a list of HTTP headers, or figuring out where the data stream begins (i.e. finding the empty line), buffering stuff, managing resources in memory etc. The C programming language is quite low-level, and there's not much information online about how to deal with such things, usually most tutorials just focus on using the standard library facilities and calling someone else's code :q