Mine is currently drawing animals*
Edit: aninals to animals…
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Learning French. I bought some beginners books, I’m listening to French music on Spotify, and I’m trying to decide which TV show to watch to immerse myself in it a bit.
I don’t expect to become fluent, mostly I’m just tired of mispronouncing French words/phrases I find in text that is otherwise English. It seems like everyone else had a couple years of French in high school and I want to be at that level.
If you want some recommendations of fun tv-shows/films/books, don’t hesitate!
I absolutely would like recommendations!!
3d printing… I kinda want my own 3d printer
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Bicycles and playing bass. I also started collecting CDs a few years ago and that one is still going strong.
At the moment my executive function seems to be on summer break, but prior to that I had been designing a bird feeder in Fusion360. I usually find CAD to be a great way to shut out the world.
I don’t have any. I’m afraid to get another one because I can’t afford to buy all the stuff that’s usually involved. But I hate not having one.
Still political economy. Geo(rge)ist economic theory, plus !anarchism@lemmy.ml is allowing me to expand my knowledge of Anarchist theory and see if the word properly applies to my way of thinking. I read a fascinating and enlightening article on how the foundation of Democracy is not the consent of the governed (many forms of authoritarianism can also be justified with consent), but rather the idea of the inalienability of rights, that government is properly conceived as an immediate agent of the people it governs, and not as a holder of rights permanently bestowed. That the people are the wellspring of authority to which it must constantly return to renew the delegation that makes it possible
I expressed it poorly here. The article was very good.
If you know where the article is i would love to read it
Hmm, I’m not sure about the proper way to link an article on Lemmy, given people from different instances will view it differently. Here’s the text I get when I click the link button and copy: Anarchists should rethink common vs private proper https://midwest.social/post/1391306
I’m (binge-)watching Star Trek. It is my way to destress and to cope with uncertainty since I was a child. It’s the only constant in my life and as an autistic person I’m really gratefull for such. Normally I would just watch one episode after work just like I watched one episode after school when I was a child. It helps me to relax.
A specific series or all of it?
At the moment I’m watching TNG (The Next Generation), which is what was running on TV after school when I was a kid. Inbetween TNG episodes I watched SNW (Strange New Worlds) as well as DIS (Discovery). Before that I watched PIC (Picard) season 3 as recommended by a friend.
When I was a kid I loved TOS (The Original Series) most, later followed by VOY (Voyager). Nowadays my favourite is SNW. Most of the series I like(d) instantly. To DIS however I just came back after quitting at season 2 when watching the first time.
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Ooooh ! Lovley. What language? Pyton? C? Java?..
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Welcome to the fold! Be warned: coders tend to be a weird bunch of folks.
The most important lesson I ever learned as I was starting out in software engineering came from my Design Principles teacher, during my short stint at a community college. That was a class which was technically not associated with a specific programming language, though the same teacher also taught various programming classes in different languages. She also wrote her own textbook for that Design class, actually… I still have my prepublication copy of it somewhere, that she had handed out to the entire class for free that semester. To this day, I still have a great deal of respect for that teacher. But I digress.
The lesson I learned from her was this: Programming languages are just tools like any other. Tools come and go over the years. The skills that you learn which will last beyond whatever language you’re learning and using right now are going to be things like how to construct good logic and how to structure a meaningfully intuitive user interface. These are the things that you should focus on perfecting first and foremost, rather than the syntactical nuances of any given language. If you have a good design at the outset, everything else should fall into place much more easily.
The Russo-Ukrainian War. It’s really interesting! I found a social science scholar on YouTube that makes videos using academic knowledge to explain things, including politics and military interventions. I can’t stop watching videos.
Next on my list is learning how to sing with my terrible voice.
Edit: oh, and this song: https://youtu.be/s_nc1IVoMxc
Who is it? The youtuber that is?
Here you go! The guy is great. Educating and entertaining at the same time.
Thank you!
1600 - 1920 original text from the great minds of those times. Christiaan Huygens is my favorite.
Minecraft and No Man’s Sky. (But then, I repeat myself.)
Also, to a lesser extent, Lemmy. That one is still more of a growing fixation, rather than a hyper-fixation.
I have two currently. I love painting miniatures, I work from home and will do it during my working day when I need a break.
My other fixation is a friend of mine who came back into my life recently. She’s amazing and knows what’s happening. I have a partner who is also amazing and understanding.
As an adhder and autistic, my hyperfixation is to see people talk about their hyperfixations XD I read all the comments and clicked on all the links you guys posted here. That’s really cool!!😍
