@cblgh @adz That sounds lovely! I've also been wanting to do a more active push on making local-first tech usable for folks this year via folks at Hypha and Wakoma.
I'd love to join in on chats if there's space. 💜
Especially since there's so many folks getting better at grant writing and getting connections for work. Lots of opportunity to pool resources and skills.
…And on that last note, I’ve been trying to find alternatives to Raspberry Pi – would be very interested if folks have any leads… especially to boards that can be used for education.
#Education #singleBoardComputers #RaspberryPi #alternatives #ARM
The nature of my work is that I won't know what my work situation will be like from month to month. New projects start and end about ever 6 months and it's a constant flow of chaos.
I really like it for the flexibility and novel stimulus, but the lack of long term stability has been a bit stressful sometimes.
"Thanks for coming in for an interview. I see now you're an 'AI Researcher.' Unfortunately we don't allow stuff like ChatGPT work products, no matter how good the prompt."
"No, you don't understand, I specialize in researching AI."
"Like an AI artist? Again, we are not interested in machine-generated work. I don't think you're a match for this job I'm sorry."
@garbados Become an anarcho-authoritarian. 🤪
@makeworld Ascended. She reached the final form in those "Galaxy brain" meme macros.
@garbados Front or back loaded?
@am@decept.org Maybe a little, but mostly a friend of mine linked me to an open source project and I felt a bit jealous of how useful and cool it is. I'm just gonna use this feeling to keep pushing to make things for people to use.
This was the tool: https://github.com/ToxicFrog/Ligaturizer
@makeworld Oh yeah! Before I went to nano I used micro all the time. Absolutely love it.
I think I switched because adding my nanorc on a new machine or VM I was ssh'd into was easier than getting micro installed.
Or worst case at least nano would tell me how to quit if I forgot. 😜
So far this rollator is looking like what I'd want. Might see if I can find one in meatspace to try out first. https://www.lucasmobility.com/en/lucas-rollator.html
@ninabreznik I think the sitting part is particularly important to me. Especially if I'm out somewhere like a conference or something where I might be in crowds. I'll defs look into hiking sticks though.
Also for context, I'd need to be able to get it shipped to Canada if it's not already something I can just buy in a store.
@makeworld Best life improvement I had with CLI editing was to set up nano to use the same bindings as every graphical editor so that I wouldn't need to think too hard about it. :P
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Exploring what a local-first cyberspace might look like in my spare time.