I heard a wild idea this week:

Passive-aggressive income
😆

#randomQuestionOfTheDay

What are you reading this week?

#randomGameIdea #IshouldNotWorkOn #becauseIHaveManyUnfinishedOnes

A game about navigating a dodecahedron, like on Wumpus.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunt_the_Wumpus

The hunting mechanic in Wumpus is not fun by today’s standards but things like building a farm or exploring a planet 🌏 could be cool.

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Morning! Brrr 🥶🧊

      \   /     Sunny
       .-.      +2(1) °C       
    ― (   ) ―   ↓ 11 km/h      
       `-’      16 km          
      /   \     0.0 mm        

We push ourselves harder to get rid of anxiety, but the result is actually more anxiety, because the faster we go, the clearer it becomes that we’ll never succeed in getting everything to move as fast as we feel is necessary.

#quoteOfTheDay

#randomQuestionsOfTheDay

How often do you check the weather? How your behaviour changes with that info?

Winter is back again ❄️🥶

      \   /     Temps clair
       .-.      -3(-5) °C      
    ― (   ) ―   ↓ 4 km/h       
       `-’      16 km          
      /   \     0.0 mm        

Well, new year, and a new Profile tagline/description/bio…

https://twtxt.net/user/eaplmx

I’d like to know more numbers for techs like GPS/Navigation, Twitter, TikTok, AI/ML based assistants. Decisions taken based on ML. Wearables. Medicine. Encryption. % of population with a mobile device and Internet access.
It’s going so fast that we can’t remember how to live w/o those technologies, anymore.
As a tech designer is exciting. As a world citizen… Well, a bit overwhelming, but with hope that all that tech won’t make us consumerists.

#stupidMooresLaw #buckleUp

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Christmas season is over, so let’s get back to my summer avatar…

Wait! It’s still cold here 🥶

Today it has been difficult to focus on designing the course/book for Unity, C# and Poker.

There are many moving parts that I have to settle as learning objectives, that I’m a bit overwhelmed. I simplified the game a lot, yet not enough it seems. That’s when I recall phrases like “The hard things about hard things”

Also, Unity is too visual to be taught by a book. At the same time I want to write a book about a topic I like 🤔
A reference is “Head first C#”, which I used to learn C# in 2008, so I think it’s feasible to a certain extent.

Thank you to that unknown hero who fixed the horizontal issue on mobile devices for twtxt.net

Take a taco 🌮

Since I’m again collecting dozens of links to read later in my Telegram Notes, I’ll try a different approach.

I’ll be saving those to Markdown files on Obsidian, and then I’ll upload them to my web. Instead of opening any social service or “forum” like Hacker News looking for new stuff to read, I’ll check that list before.
Let’s see how it works.

I am sharing it here in case it’s interesting to you:
https://eapl.mx/links/