Learn about Hackernoon Top Writers – Laszlo Fazekas and kindness in content writing

introduction

I amszló fazekas, a full -time developer and a “mandatory” writer. By doing so, when the idea is rooted in my mind, I cannot rest until I wrote it. Often, I just feel that I really understand the subject as soon as I can explain it clearly to others. In this sense, writing is a secondary result of my thinking and learning, but I also hope to bring value to others. I hope I can inspire people with my thoughts, just as many others inspired me.

How did you start writing?

I wrote my first serious article when I was 12 years old in the competition – it was about what the world might seem if there was a fourth place and we had technology to reach it. I wrote some other articles like this, but I was completely fascinated by the world of computers. After the age of fourteen, I focused almost completely on writing the code instead of words. I went back to writing in 2010 when I launched the first WordPress blog. In 2018, I immigrated to the middle, and I finally found my way to Hackernoon …

How did technology affect the way you write?

When I was a child, it looked like the only way to share your thoughts with a wide audience is to write a book – but I did not face patience with that. Then I changed the Internet and blogging everything. Suddenly, you can publish individual ideas – just a separation or even a sub -value – and still reach people. This is when my time came. My first blog was in the Hungarian language and I had modest readers, but soon it became clear that if I really wanted to reach a global audience, I must start writing in English.

Technology has played a big role in making it possible. Today, artificial intelligence helps me polish my writing and make it more readable – something I really feel grateful.

Share your most prominent trip?

After completing the college and university, I spent several years at the Institute of Computer Science and Control of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. I was about 28 when I left my job completely to become independent, working entirely from the house. Not having to move and fully control my schedule, which allowed me to return to writing and start my blog.

Being independent of the home can be exhausted – there is always uncertainty about what the future hides – but it was still entirely worth it. Fortunately, a few years ago, I found a company that provides stable income while allowing me to continue working for a distance and time management. I feel I finally found the perfect balance.

What is your creative process?

I usually write about the topics currently in my mind. It may be about the programming that I faced at work, or a new idea that I encountered online, or deeper topics such as the simulation reality and the nature of awareness-the buses of fascinating me for a long time. Sometimes, these interests are in line with a Hackernoon writing competition, and I was lucky to put them in some. This is always incredible.

It is not only the prize, but more recognition. It is great to know that something she wrote is echoes with others and is considered valuable.

Your preferred (article) (article) to this day?

The first thing that comes to mind is my first article on Hackernoon – I explore the idea that our world may actually be a giant nervous network. It was chosen as a higher story immediately, which gave me a huge motivational boost. Since then, I wrote about a wide range of topics: alternative currencies, anonymous vote, Blockchain programs, prosecution -related programming, as well as philosophical articles and even the story of the cross science fiction.

It is difficult to choose a favorite or arrange it myself. If anyone is curious, he can check my profile and decide themselves any piece that has more than others.

How did you hear about Hackernoon? Share with us about your experience with Hackernoon.

I came for the first time via Hakiron when it is still present as average on the average. I was already publishing on the middle at the time and I thought some of my articles would be suitable for the flammation of the Hakiron file. But by that time, Hackernoon had already branched and became its own independent platform, so I presented my first piece directly on Hackernoon.com.

What really caused my admiration is the position of the editors. Not only did they agree to my articles – they often improved hidden, reformulated or restructuring parts when needed. This is much further than you usually expect from an open publishing platform.

Moreover, they made a lot of effort to ensure that the articles reach a wide audience, and it is not easy in the scene of the bustling social media today. I really appreciate this team and I have great respect for what they build.

What did you learn from your journey?

We live in a heavy interconnected world so that even the smallest contribution, such as a well -written article, can lead to a chain interaction with a real effect. I can remember the moments that seem unimportant in my life that ended up changing its course.

We are like small neurons in a giant brain. Every person plays a role in this process, and it is impossible to know which “neurons” that first sparked the idea of ​​changing the world such as relativity theory. Human culture is a collective creation.

For this reason, I encourage everyone to share their ideas. Who knows – one of your articles may inspire one person who finds a cancer treatment or someone who makes the world a better place. I have already written a full article on this idea: How did the world change?! Pocket guide for people with a Christian complex.

Final ideas

It can have a good written article, a thinking book, or even a small kind of kindness, a tremendous effect on the world. So just do it – create something meaningful, do something great today. This is my philosophy in life.

Check the Laszlo Fazekas Hackernoon file here, and read more amazing stories!