I've been made redundant from my job, effective tomorrow.
So... if you know anyone who's in need of a bioinformatician to work remotely on small bioinformatics projects, please let me know.
Fantasy, Lore, & More: Lightning &Β Ember
Hi, I'm indie fantasy author, Melinda Kucsera, and in this episode, E.B. Repetto is joining me to talk about her book, Lightning & Ember. What's it about? Akina de Kitamura and her twin sister Miki, bastard children of a Volandrian nobleman and a Solterrean commoner, struggle for acceptance in Volandrian nobility. Despite their uncle's favor, they face scorn at the prestigious Academy.
http://melindakucsera.com/2024/07/13/fantasy-lore-more-lightning-ember/
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Are you working on a Mac or iOS open source project? Do you want end user documentation written for it? Hit me up π
I want to give back to the open source community in a way I can.
Iβm a technical writer by trade, and a lot of projects lack good end user documentation. If you have an open source project of a reasonable size, Iβd be happy to work on it with you to create documentation for it π
Iβd really appreciate a boost so developers can see this
My conference is wrapped up, which means that I have to turn my attention to the serious job-hunting.
I'm a software dev -- generalist, but I've spent a lot of time working on scripting languages, VMs, UIs for VMs, that sort of thing. The past few years I've been in games (Unity/Unreal) but after two big studio layoffs/shutdowns in fourteen months that's not looking rosy. So it's back to general tech for me.
Looking for remote, as that's how I'm most productive.
An eggcorn is when someone mistakes a word for a different word, often in the context of an idiom. It comes from the surprisingly common mistake of thinking the word "acorn" is actually "eggcorn".
Anyway, my favourite eggcorns are the ones that imply the existence of a powerful and mysterious animal, such as "and their elk" (instead of "and their ilk"), "from the gecko" (instead of "from the get-go"), and, most recently, "locust of control" (instead of "locus of control"). #linguistics