K. @wsomno@toot.thoughtworks.com

just heard about urbit and its alt-right founder. the concept of urbit os is very interesting but I found its programming language (hoon) is very hard to understand. (maybe because it tries to explain using their own vocab)

Now BKK office got launch and learn in office every friday (its name is FriYayFriYim - yim means smile in Thai), I think I should give some talks about mastodon, I guess.

https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190920-the-couples-reconsidering-kids-because-of-climate-change

Actually the best talk so far from web summit for me is from the kickstarter co-founder, Yancey Strickler, - A Manifesto for a More Generous World.

"Generosity and inclusivity are at times purported as primary drivers of maker culture. In maker spaces, we are expected to ‘share’ and ‘open source’ our discoveries, just as the space shares tools amongst members."

- Art Hack Practice (p. 4). Taylor and Francis.

Madrid is pretty amazing.

Anyone will come to web summit ?

Today, I and my friend successfully ran the study group of abstract algebra at our office.

I fear that if I talk too much on antinatalism to eco-friendly group, they won't consider it as a real deal.

https://phys.org/news/2017-07-effective-individual-tackle-climate-discussed.html

"Empathy is a technical skill"

https://www.infoq.com/articles/empathy-technical-skill/

reading around Wardley map. Still want to get dirty with it at some point, probably have to find some case to run the workshop.

http://www.nicolas-hahn.com/python/go/rust/programming/2019/07/01/program-in-python-go-rust/

now I'm a fan of "the five dysfunctions of a team" book.

no silver bullet.

https://www.stevefenton.co.uk/2015/09/noestimates-in-practice/