Week Recap I
First time doing this and I don’t have any actual notes. But I promised myself I was going to do it anyway so here we go.
- First week back at work felt more intense than I expected. But I did my first spike and first demo and they received a good feedback. Have to demo it again to more stakeholders because it might actually become reality. I’ve collaborated with my mentor who’s been very supportive throughout.
- Finally received my Keychron V10 Max!!! I’m getting used to the new layout, but I love the whole experience so far. The backlight effect is something I didn’t think I was going to be so much into. I need to add the custom buttons so I can start using them at work too.
- Also started using ergonomic mice. They’re both Logi. The ball one is actually uncomfortable for me. I’m sticking with the vertical one for now.
- I watched Anora twice and you should too.
- Went to a queer rave during the weekend, but had a horrible time. Not the crowd I expected. And way bigger than I thought. I love parties, only when they are not over the medium size. I want a manageble crowd and venue. I don’t want to queue for anything. I don’t want to walk too much to find the rooms. I just want to dance and have fun in a moderately crowded place. Is that too much?
- Found out about Lem, which feels like a pocket terminal-only version of Emacs, with a more opinionated starting setup. It’s nice and I’m currently using it to write this post. However, I will go back to focus on Emacs after this since I’m still learning that. Sorry, Lem, I promise I’ll be back.
- Read a blog post about this book on rewilding the sacred masculine. It comes at it from a trans perspective of course and touches on mushroom and decoloniality. It made me think a lot about my own relationship with the masculine, especially since I came out as tranfem/transenby. And I haven’t even read the book! I will surely buy it soon.
- Spent loads of time looking at screens. Not a very social week, the next one will be busier though.
- Finally started my weekly notes inspired by Olu Online, who you should follow and read and watch on any platform.
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