“She said over and over again, ‘Where are all the good people to put a stop to this?’ She felt like, how can you go through your entire life and then have something that you spent 50 years of your life doing just kind of trampled on like it’s meaningless?”
She died in midsentence, he said, at around 1:30 p.m.
shout out to @cstross for giving us more or less the original premise for the episode, which opens with clips from his 2018 CCC keynote!
https://ripcorp.biz/episodes/little-paper-guys-an-overview-of-corporate-personhood new RIP Corp! This one is more of a high-level episode getting into the concept of corporate personhood.
YESSS it's Pub Day for @beep's wonderful You Deserve a Tech Union
https://abookapart.com/products/you-deserve-a-tech-union
get 'em, Ethan
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https://buttondown.email/perfectsentences/archive/perfect-sentences-33/ this week in sentences: every stone dreams, pee bottle Snorlax, wake up, piano sounds, (itself and every thing), the sacred spirit of lucidity
https://observablehq.com/@lifewinning/cleaned-up-hillshade-generator sort of a hack but here is the cross-hatched hillshade map visualizations with cross-hatch bodies of water--because of the particular complexity of the river I'm using as an example I tesselate the water polygons but in theory you might not have to for a basic shoreline or something. Also yes, it loads super-slow sorry
Maybe it's a good time to mention that the grant I got for my PhD research is a project collecting documents and oral histories of GIS software development. Materials collected will eventually be accessioned to the Computer History Museum. If you work/have worked on GIS tools (web mapping is part of it!!) I would love to talk to you!!
How do I phrase this for the gram? Like "some personal news instead of dying later this year from burnout and economic precariousness I will die later this year from burnout but I might leave like $500 in a savings account"