Y.K. Goon @ykgoon@refactorcamp.org
I happen to be slightly proud of this story I did.
With more time and space I coulda fleshed it out with even more details.
Not too far back I was asking about Chat Roulette for salons.
I guess Clubhouse is maybe that. I'm not on it and no iOS for me.
XPS13 or ThinkPad X1 Carbon?
Majorly for coding, hardly mobile.
I seem to have lost an ability: to imagine a better world.
The cause probably has to do with having developed acceptance, largely influenced by daoism and stoicism. This has nothing to do with pandemic.
The consequence is that I find harder be imaginative about creating new products.
Writing fiction is the closest thing to acting in terms of inhibiting another character in your psyche.
Everytime I finish one, there's a profound sense of detachment afterwards.
Can't say it's my best fiction of the month but I felt my drafting process has been solidifying.
Dragon; the Westeros variety.
The toughest fold I've done to date. Makes me doubt my ability to pull off future designs.
In a post-truth world, everybody is weird.
Which means nobody is weird, so nobody is truly ahead of any curve.
I've been ahead of the curve ever since as a kid.
If I'm a kid today, I wonder if being ahead of the curve is even possible.
Imperial Star Destroyer.
Upping the difficulty. This felt like a two hour work.
I picked a writing prompt I could feel for and ran with it. Minimal plotting and got it done in record time.
Origami is for when I want a quick win.
Short stories is for when I can't win.
This whole Mastodon business is still escaping the attention despite Parler being cancelled.
Spider v1.
Failed. Missing a whole part of legs, one tough sonofabitch.
I suspect I'm not alone on this but when I encounter a new idea and get excited, I feel like shitting.
