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i was working privately but fuck it!!! here's #buildInPublic, #normaliseSharingScrappyFiddles.
been working on my website!!! it's been designed (at least part of it). implementation has started.
super fun web dev experience so far!!! but didn't like that safari couldn't render one thing i tried lol, but maybe i was just doing it wrong.
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i was working privately but fuck it!!! here's #buildInPublic, #normaliseSharingScrappyFiddles.
been working on my website!!! it's been designed (at least part of it). implementation has started.
super fun web dev experience so far!!! but didn't like that safari couldn't render one thing i tried lol, but maybe i was just doing it wrong.
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i was working privately but fuck it!!! here's #buildInPublic, #normaliseSharingScrappyFiddles.
been working on my website!!! it's been designed (at least part of it). implementation has started.
super fun web dev experience so far!!! but didn't like that safari couldn't render one thing i tried lol, but maybe i was just doing it wrong.
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i was working privately but fuck it!!! here's #buildInPublic, #normaliseSharingScrappyFiddles.
been working on my website!!! it's been designed (at least part of it). implementation has started.
super fun web dev experience so far!!! but didn't like that safari couldn't render one thing i tried lol, but maybe i was just doing it wrong.
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i was working privately but fuck it!!! here's #buildInPublic, #normaliseSharingScrappyFiddles.
been working on my website!!! it's been designed (at least part of it). implementation has started.
super fun web dev experience so far!!! but didn't like that safari couldn't render one thing i tried lol, but maybe i was just doing it wrong.
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Every couple of weeks I’m documenting progress on one of my projects in the form of stream of consciousness videos, with no editing, in Polish. The auto-generated and auto-translated captions on YouTube are surprisingly good, so I thought I might as well link it here.
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Every couple of weeks I’m documenting progress on one of my projects in the form of stream of consciousness videos, with no editing, in Polish. The auto-generated and auto-translated captions on YouTube are surprisingly good, so I thought I might as well link it here.
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Every couple of weeks I’m documenting progress on one of my projects in the form of stream of consciousness videos, with no editing, in Polish. The auto-generated and auto-translated captions on YouTube are surprisingly good, so I thought I might as well link it here.
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Every couple of weeks I’m documenting progress on one of my projects in the form of stream of consciousness videos, with no editing, in Polish. The auto-generated and auto-translated captions on YouTube are surprisingly good, so I thought I might as well link it here.
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Every couple of weeks I’m documenting progress on one of my projects in the form of stream of consciousness videos, with no editing, in Polish. The auto-generated and auto-translated captions on YouTube are surprisingly good, so I thought I might as well link it here.
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I'm ashamed to admit but I'm actually afraid of messing up... things. Things I shouldn't be scared of; default layouts in programs like Kdenlive; those little x buttons on tool bars (I can easily get back again); stock settings on music production gear; plugins on code editors...
I wasn't like this as a kid - the opposite in fact. I got my hands dirty and I made a mess of computer systems; I deleted things I shouldn't have; I broke things all the time. It's how I learned. Now somehow I don't do that and I don't know why.
I've sacrificed creativity for safe, comfort?
Recently everywhere I look I hear people talk about getting comfortable with failure, sharing your work even if you don't think it's good enough, and getting messy to find what works better. This reoccurring theme maybe isn't coming to me at the best time in my life but maybe an important time. Today marks the day I get scrappy.
Credit largely to @TodePond for the inspiration. -
I'm ashamed to admit but I'm actually afraid of messing up... things. Things I shouldn't be scared of; default layouts in programs like Kdenlive; those little x buttons on tool bars (I can easily get back again); stock settings on music production gear; plugins on code editors...
I wasn't like this as a kid - the opposite in fact. I got my hands dirty and I made a mess of computer systems; I deleted things I shouldn't have; I broke things all the time. It's how I learned. Now somehow I don't do that and I don't know why.
I've sacrificed creativity for safe, comfort?
Recently everywhere I look I hear people talk about getting comfortable with failure, sharing your work even if you don't think it's good enough, and getting messy to find what works better. This reoccurring theme maybe isn't coming to me at the best time in my life but maybe an important time. Today marks the day I get scrappy.
Credit largely to @TodePond for the inspiration. -
I'm ashamed to admit but I'm actually afraid of messing up... things. Things I shouldn't be scared of; default layouts in programs like Kdenlive; those little x buttons on tool bars (I can easily get back again); stock settings on music production gear; plugins on code editors...
I wasn't like this as a kid - the opposite in fact. I got my hands dirty and I made a mess of computer systems; I deleted things I shouldn't have; I broke things all the time. It's how I learned. Now somehow I don't do that and I don't know why.
I've sacrificed creativity for safe, comfort?
Recently everywhere I look I hear people talk about getting comfortable with failure, sharing your work even if you don't think it's good enough, and getting messy to find what works better. This reoccurring theme maybe isn't coming to me at the best time in my life but maybe an important time. Today marks the day I get scrappy.
Credit largely to @TodePond for the inspiration. -
I'm ashamed to admit but I'm actually afraid of messing up... things. Things I shouldn't be scared of; default layouts in programs like Kdenlive; those little x buttons on tool bars (I can easily get back again); stock settings on music production gear; plugins on code editors...
I wasn't like this as a kid - the opposite in fact. I got my hands dirty and I made a mess of computer systems; I deleted things I shouldn't have; I broke things all the time. It's how I learned. Now somehow I don't do that and I don't know why.
I've sacrificed creativity for safe, comfort?
Recently everywhere I look I hear people talk about getting comfortable with failure, sharing your work even if you don't think it's good enough, and getting messy to find what works better. This reoccurring theme maybe isn't coming to me at the best time in my life but maybe an important time. Today marks the day I get scrappy.
Credit largely to @TodePond for the inspiration. -
ah fuck it https://git.tudbut.de/BaseBand/BaseBandRewrite
have the source code
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ah fuck it https://git.tudbut.de/BaseBand/BaseBandRewrite
have the source code
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ah fuck it https://git.tudbut.de/BaseBand/BaseBandRewrite
have the source code
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ah fuck it https://git.tudbut.de/BaseBand/BaseBandRewrite
have the source code
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