vestigialthorn

joined 2 years ago
[–] vestigialthorn@lemmy.world 3 points 1 month ago

“I don't know what drives them to participate” Do you not consider your going there participation? Why are you participating?

[–] vestigialthorn@lemmy.world 1 points 8 months ago (1 children)

Yeah, I’m mostly taking the approach of adding things as I need them.

Didn’t know if there was anything worth looking into that I might not be on my radar as someone new to emacs.

 

This will be my third time attempting to adopt emacs, but this time is different.

I’d decided to move away from VS Code and back to neovim with the intent of tying it together with my Obsidian files when I realized I could just be in one app all the time with org-mode. Also more inclined to learn emacs lisp now that I have experience with lisps via Clojure.

Any suggestions on packages to look into? Thanks.

Context: senior software engineer working primarily in Typescript, React, and AWS lambdas via Serverless framework. Into improving productivity and note taking with org-mode.

[–] vestigialthorn@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Love how he is often able to push on the way autism is viewed.

I live my life mired in nuance. So much is in the realm of “not enough data to reach a conclusion” and so many people act as though it’s a matter of fact. And yet my thinking is considered wrong for not accepting extrapolations of incomplete data that feels unjustified by “this is how it works”.

Much like in this example: yes the DSM states black and white thinking is a problem for autistic people, while also being biased to not diagnosing people that lack this issue.

Feels ironic that the mental health field often gets hung up treating people as a member of category rather than individuals with room to be exceptional from the accepted mode of thinking for the category.

[–] vestigialthorn@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood. Been on a rewatch of the series. It’s not good, but it was fun. I think it may actually be the installment I watched most as a child because we had it on VHS.

[–] vestigialthorn@lemmy.world 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Piercings and nail polish really are so excepted now for men by the general public, that it is super easy to get away with that.

Shaving was a huuuuuuuuuuuuge step for me, as my facial hair was a masculinity mask of sorts. NGL, I cried through it. I wish I could snap my fingers and switch between not/having a full beard again.

I did a similar thing with slow transition with doing more femme presentation. Would love to hear how things have gone since so much can happen in the span of months, ie how long it’s been since this was first posted

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submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by vestigialthorn@lemmy.world to c/boardgames@lemmy.world
 

Been in the north GA mountains playing board games with some of my closest friends. For the last several years we rent a cabin for at least weekend each year. It’s my last one before moving and it’s been a blast. Still have through Monday.

[Edit for games play list:]

  • Seas of strife
  • Nippon
  • So Clover
  • Knarr
  • Wyrmspan
  • Aqua
  • Just One
  • Supply Lines of the American Revolution
  • Table tennis
  • Zombicide
  • Straw
 

I finally received my copies of two Splotter Spellen titles that a friend of mine was holding onto. Beest and D’raf. The original seller wasn’t shipping them outside of the EU, so my friend in Spain received them and brought them back.

Also happy that the DIY box style matches my edition is of Bus.

Once I get my preordered rerelease of Ur: 1830 BC, I’ll have every title I’d been interested in, bringing the total to 15.