I've been traveling a lot, dealing with a lot of personal shit, dealing with invoicing, and I've even gotten some nice headway on Spritely. I think it's time for some relaxation for a day, including some relaxing hacking. I shouldn't have to feel like I'm asking permission to do this kind of thing but I feel like it anyway.
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Christine Lemmer-Webber (cwebber@octodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 09-Feb-2019 13:46:35 UTC Christine Lemmer-Webber -
Christine Lemmer-Webber (cwebber@octodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 09-Feb-2019 13:47:05 UTC Christine Lemmer-Webber So, time to do something fun. I don't know what yet.
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n8 Doesn't follow you 🇺🇦 (n8@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 09-Feb-2019 13:50:00 UTC n8 Doesn't follow you 🇺🇦 @cwebber relacking.
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Mike Gerwitz (mikegerwitz@social.mikegerwitz.com)'s status on Sunday, 10-Feb-2019 06:20:12 UTC Mike Gerwitz @cwebber I've been trying to explore hacking as a form of relaxation too by forcing myself to work on very small things (because "relaxing" on a larger project turns into sleepless nights). I'd be curious to know how you approach it and prevent yourself from getting too serious and re-stressed.
I recently set myself up a repository to try to encourage myself to do just that (https://mikegerwitz.com/projects/night/about/), though I haven't had too much time for it yet. Though it did have an unexpected consequence: one of the things I did was write a sed script to make little balls move and fall around a barely-interactive ASCII map, and my kids fell in love with it.Christine Lemmer-Webber repeated this.
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