Project Epic: Find the heart of 3D Knowledge Printer

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• [ ] #301
• [ ] #300
• [ ] #298
• [ ] #299

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• [x] Chunk 1 (eg. write notes on XDSD video talk by Yegor)
• [ ] Chunk 2 (eg. brainstorm elements for a 3D knowledge printer that does not inflict harm (exploit, control, etc.) on contributors / learners )
• [ ] Chunk 3 personal purpose
• [ ] Chunk 4 KFG's mission

[avidrucker]

@seekanddefine Please kindly share what kind of puzzle pieces you feel are appropriate / relevant to replace the "chunk" actionable items above 😉

[seekanddefine]

Chunk 1 Notes on XDSD Is Your Team Extreme Enough (Yegor Bugayenko, USA) XP Days video.

Initial Review, Thoughts, Notes, Reflections

Preview: Fuck. I may have just learned the true meaning of code in this video. #mindblown #sitdownforthisone #wowImsobadatthis #whyisntsubvertlyaword? 

The fun makes sense starting at 9:04.

Notes:

• Chunk 1 
  • XDSD is your team extreme enoun (Yegor Bugayenko, USA) XP Days (tab works here, but it didn't work earlier. instead it tabbed the cursor down to the green comment button. That stop was indented one more than this one.)

Sidenote: Accidentally clicked out of the bulleting. Oops. I came up here for something but then forgot what. Should get back to this great video I keep watching over and over. It has totally changed how I think about code and learning to code, but also paints my prior experience with the last startup in a totally different light. It's fascinating. My mind is blown. If you want to understand #Github or #coding you have to watch this video. 

Pleasenote: I started watching this a couple times over the last week, but I never made it far enough in. 

LearnClojure #11 Make a project to learn Clojure. Turn issues into one hour chunks. #onehourchunks

This is fun. 

I'm having so much fun right now. It's beautiful to be caught in a moment that feels so much like the sunrise on your face when you think about it. I'm not sure this is part of coding at all, but it seemed import. 

Reminder

• CTOP at Teamed.io

  • Question What is a CTOP?

    • Review Oh. Duh. That's what Google is. It's training a million baby coders subvertly. It tells me subvertly isn't spelled correctly, but it's wrong. 

      • Apparently #subvertly isn't a word after all? 

        • Question How do we make a word a word?

        • What counts as a word? 

    • Review Everything is programming. #EVERYTHINGISPROGRAMMING 

    • Review If you do coding right, then you don't have to worry about anything but the development directly in front of you. 

      • Coding is the transcription of thinking out loud trained to bring together strands that meet the needs of all the users. 
  • I still don't know what a CTOP is, but I guess I don't care enough to keep looking. 

  • gettingbetter: I'm trying to get better at knowing when to leave a train of thought behind for the betterment of reaching the goals already set. Eww. Stupid goal talk. Gross. 

    • Therapy tomorrow.

    • TreeSwipe I tried to click the popup that was highlighted in blue but it wouldn't let me select it. Maybe because it was the only one on the list? It didn't seem to trigger anything and I clicked outside the window to make it disappear. 

    • thinking about #Clojure and #4 . 

    • I didn't understand what #Avi meant when he 
      • #backpain interuption
      • Need to close the curtains. It's dark outside. 

      • Buildtheappsyouneed BUILD THE APPS YOU NEED.  

        • sorrynotsorry for the all caps folx. 

          • Review Use the language you need to use. Make it better. 

            • Learnit #Growit

              • I hate that hashtags are kind of working for me right now but I need the next idea for refinement in syntax here pretty please. 
                • I need to learn #boldshortcut 
                  • \<ctrl 
                    • It's been a week, but this next week we will also have our first group that is open to all the graduates of the Domestic Violence Support Group I was in. I can't rate my experience high enough. It transformed my life and invited healing through a place that I couldn't see through. 
• This is a talk about management
  • I'll try to demonstrate the future of management
    • There are no slides, on a short talk and then questions
  • How to start?
    • My experience in the US & Europe as a #develop, #artchitect, #consultant, #fulltimeworker it's kind of funny
  • Why do I really have to work if they still pay me?
  • What is my motivation?
    • They all fired me, but I figured out the rules.
    • 5 Rules
      • Rule1: You have to work overtime. Not too much over time but at least a few nights a month
        • demonstrates that you are a #reliableprogrammer
        • In talks with management they all say

        • notaboutcode

          • How long does this guy stay in the office?
          • One overtime to midnight is more important than a thousand lines of good code.
      • Rule 2: Don't take personal responsibility.
        • Always stay in the team. Say we not I. Our task. Our project.
          • If somethings fails, you will be blamed personally, but if something succeeds then it will be a team success. If they catch you, blame agile.
      • Rule 3: Don't say anything bad.
        • Criticism leads to rejection.
          • Don't be the guy fighting for the truth.
      • Rule 4: You have to be in every meeting.
        • If you want to be higher, you have to code less and meet more.
        • Management is the only way that they can understand something is going on. They want to see us talking. Be the guy in the meeting.
          • Maybe you can create an app to help you be in the meeting.
        • Don't ever ask about the money because it scares the management.
      • Rule 5: Work for the corporate values.
        • Always care more about the team than the code. Be a team player.
  • HA HA HA (It's revealed this has all been a big joke. 
• Let me tell you how we manager programmers:
  • One core principle: Everyone is paid for results.
    • Rule 1: We give personal microtasks to programmers.
      •    Less than an hour and in budget.
      • As soon as the task is finished money is delivered.
      • There is no team where 
      • You have to become a developer in order to understand Github. It is an app developed to get people out of meetings.
  • No meetings.

    • Linnea: Holy fuck. I am learning so much from this video. I did not understand how to speak developer because I did not program enough in Github. Management poisoned me as it pulled me away from learners by putting me in meetings all the time.

      • Question How do you turn narrative into code?

      • I feel I just learned what code is.
        • The ultimate creation of knowledge

Wow. I'm a stubborn one. How many times did I start watching that video and I never made it to the end of the first joke to realize that he was joking. 

Well that scared the pants off me. I tried to tab from up above and it jumped down to the Record a Loom button and them Loom started and a white screen covered up all my writing in Github and it gave me a panic that I was going to loose all my writing, such that I should probably think about saving this comment at this point so I stop worring about it. Then I guess I'll reopen the comment and try to edit it? Would that work? Still sounds risky. Better to take notes somewhere else? I don't think that I can fully participate in the spirit of #exploring coding and development without at least trying to #goallin to the spirit of Github being a single source of truth, and that means apply what I'm learning as I learn it and that means that if I'm writing notes that are too personal here that I should write them on my own Github @seekanddefine . Not really sure where that boundary is at this point. Good to think about. #Github 

Comeback here to investigate . #bug Once more I tried to make a reference to  #22. Oh. Got it. You have to ignore the popup and ignore whether it is blue, look at the number of the one you want to select and then type the number and once the cursor moves on it will become blue. 

Thinking about this now: https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/hash

Still want to come back to the video. 

Notes on doc above:

Lots of words I don't know very well yet. 

(hash x)

\<(hash x

How to write code here to practice. 

<ctrl+e> codeshortcut Github plaintext box
code
chunks
amalgamate
designate
perpetuate
illuminate
learn
ourname Knowledge for Good
Right now I want to learn to code Knowledge for Good and that is why I am working in this repo. 
Yay! I'm having so much fun being here. It's a dream come true. Oops.

Back to coding. 

Popped out of the text box. 

practice #shortcuts \<ctrl+e> my fingers don't like typing on this keyboard very much. I need a different keyboard environment and a better chair. I think I need to design one. I've tried so many things over the years and have never really found a perfect tool that exists yet. This would be a squat-to-stand desk. It would be lighweight and balanced to move with the touch of a finger as ideally my body should move from what I can tell, every 15-20 minutes to prevent chronic pain imbalance. I was thinking about attending this yoga teacher training with a man in India, but it started just a bit ago and I'm not sure I can keep up with the pace of both. I'd like to give it a try, but only so much as it supports this as my top priority. Eww. That sounds like old management lingo. Lots of things are better than that. One thing I know for sure is that transformations are tough. The toughest stuff. 

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#UnitedNationsPrizeinthefieldforhumanrights

Dude I remembered the shortcut. 

Ok now to figure the code snipper shortcut doesn't work.

Embedding a code snippet broken?

Aww yes. The content from Github came over so nicely here.

Ignore that. Wasn't helpful. What is strikethrough...#Movementbreak

I feel like a hashtag is a kind of cute baby code. Lost the cursor. Sheesh. Missed my sleep alarm. Having too much fun.

• [ ] Continue having too much fun.
• [ ] Figure out why the shortcut doesn't work to insert code.
• [ ] Code more.
• [ ] Learn all the things.
• [ ] Fall forward.
• [ ] Another thing driving me nuts is that chrome isn't able to open pdf's properly. I need a better system for understanding bug  reports and pushing. #metaphorneededhere
• [ ] Want better metadata system to track learning
• [ ] If you build it they will come.
• [ ] Chunk the f* out of it. Small. Smaller. Smallest. Small Small.
• [ ] Seek & Define
• [ ] Videos tomorrow. Chunk into a list.
• [ ] Figure out how to do to-dos in Github and track them. What is the next step?
• [ ] Name: Knowledge for Good is out name. That's what it says. Github is a source of truth. Let's keep the development here.
• [ ] This list is already too long and I don't know how to toggle out of list mode. #learn #shortcut sort. process. analyze.
• [ ] Art Project
• [ ] Code something. Anything. Mandatory. You must learn how to code. Let it fuel your desires for #compassionatecommunication.
• [ ] #question Is it ok to play at coding?
• [ ] #question is coding fun?
• [ ] #developwhatyouneed
  • [ ] I want subvertly to be a word. Who's with me?

I hit \<crtl+e> and it took me to the chrome search. What I want is to insert code. I looked up above and it said the same thing but that short cut took me to search again. 

chairisuncomfortable

This is getting too long and I am tired and haven't eaten much yet today. Still need to finish the video. Will take a short movement break first and then. Use #MotivAider to remind me to move every 52 minutes. It buzzes and it's all about the vibration to help pull me out of a thought. Interesting.

Thinking of closing tabs. 

Hey, one thing I'm really looking forward to is the Liberating Structures workshop coming up!

must transition from an Object Oriented mindset to Functional Thinking

#question Is Clojure code id

possible name reasoning: It should reflect our single source of truth and that is Github right now. Our Github name is Knowledge for Good. I love it. It feels natural.

Why am I still typing in bold italics lol.

Time for sleep

Signing off

Linnea 11:26pm (trying to claim more awareness in concept of time passing didn't work too well today.)

hash

clojure.core

Available since 1.0 (source)

• (hash x)

Returns the hash code of its argument. Note this is the hash code consistent with =, and thus is different than .hashCode for Integer, Short, Byte and Clojure collections.

© Rich Hickey. All rights reserved. Eclipse Public License 1.0

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user=> (hash "a") 1455541201 user=> (.hashCode "a")  ; notice that this is different than (hash "a") 97 user=> (hash 1) 1392991556 user=> (.hashCode 1)    ; notice that this is different than (hash 1) 1 user=> (hash nil) 0 user=> (hash [1 2 3]) 30817 user=> (hash [1 2 3 4]) 955331

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;; In most cases, hash is _consistent_ with =, meaning that for two values x, y, ;; if (= x y), then (= (hash x) (hash y)).  This is a property of hash that ;; is relied upon for hash-based lookup of keys in maps and ;; elements in sets to work correctly. ;; There are some pairs of Java objects x, y where even though (= x y) is true, ;; (= (hash x) (hash y)) is _not_ true. ;; Search for the word "consistent" in this article for some categories of such ;; objects: https://clojure.org/guides/equality ;; In particular, the section titled "Equality and hash": ;; https://clojure.org/guides/equality#equality_and_hash

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SEE ALSO

clojure.core/get

Returns the value mapped to key, not-found or nil if key not present.

ADDED BY BOXIE

clojure.core/hash-ordered-coll

Returns the hash code, consistent with =, for an external ordered collection implementing Iterabl...

ADDED BY SVENSCHOENUNG

clojure.core/hash-unordered-coll

Returns the hash code, consistent with =, for an external unordered collection implementing Itera...

ADDED BY SVENSCHOENUNG

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Diversion:

CTO at TEamed.io

Chunk 2:

Chunk 3: (Proposal) The Fundamental Elements of Knowledge Exploration

Chunk 4:

[avidrucker]

I enjoyed reading your stream of consciousness notes @seekanddefine

[avidrucker]

My takeaways were:

1. Chunking / micro-tasking allows for consistent steps forward
2. "Improve the project", and that by investing in improving the project, the workers get their needs met and satisfy the client at an affordable cost (minimal to no burocratic costs)
3. The project IS the "SSoT", cutting down on confusion about what is or isn't, who is assigned to what, etc.
4. Compensation for a wide range of results/outcomes, but no compensation for "butts in seats"
5. Communication is clear and consistent, and estimation is possible, when you have clear communication guidelines that are respected, and meaningful metrics based in granular complexity and experience, rather than compounded unknowns (SME or worker turnover, miscommunications of "he said she said")

[seekanddefine]

@avidrucker Could we chat about this one during our meeting tonight?

[seekanddefine]

Reopening to look at the mission of KFG as we invite our new collaborator to participate.