ree-san

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by ree-san 3y ago
I have used https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid-cli
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by ree-san 4y ago
I really enjoyed this story and associated links, thank you
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by ree-san 4y ago
Agreed, a new favourite. I’m saving it alongside this https://www.simplethread.com/20-things-ive-learned-in-my-20-... which I really enjoyed last year.
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by ree-san 4y ago
What kind of work did you do and how did you get involved? I’m curious how stuff gets organized in an anarchist coding collective too (sounds like I’m making a joke, but I’m not!)
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by ree-san 4y ago
I looked you up. I’m excited to read Inventing The Future, I’d actually been googling recently to see if I could find something similar.
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by ree-san 4y ago
As others have pointed out, you could put this interest to good use. What I would like to know is why you want to get over the obsession - is it stopping you doing things you want to be doing? A few family members and colleagues are autisti
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by ree-san 5y ago
Scratch jr on the iPad is ok for a 5 year old and the 3 year old may enjoy watching on - perhaps watch a really short tutorial together (or to see what to do yourself, then show them)
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by ree-san 5y ago
When I started with my twins at 7, we did a scratch tutorial and I drove, and typed. We watched the tutorial on YouTube on the tv, we’d pause, then I’d type and try it. This was to make it easy to get through a whole tutorial and remove bar
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by ree-san 5y ago
This sounds wonderful, thank you
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by ree-san 5y ago
Thank you for this recommendation! I’d love to see more content like this too. Also I’d love to see more exploration of how those of us with young kids or other caring responsibilities can get a better balance and still keep pursuing learn
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by ree-san 5y ago
Am woman, hard agree!
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by ree-san 5y ago
That’s good advice, thank you.
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by ree-san 5y ago
I find it so interesting that you did this! Have you blogged about what you did? I’d love to read it. On one hand it has viral feel good ending (net current partner) but it also seems like something you’d cool criticism for so I understand
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by ree-san 5y ago
Can you tell us more about what they do well? I’m a dev who has often been encouraged to consider management but I’ve scared of the Peter Principle. I’m keen to learn from good examples.