After a short Christmas #swimming 🌊🏊♂️ 🌊 (at 3°C in the water). Tried my new 'dryrobe' – and it's great! It's lovely to have a nice hot tea afterwards. 😃
Gifted myself a mobile changing spot for (not only) winter #swimming 🌊🏊♂️🌊.
Will try out together with the changing coat later. 😀
Decided on the book to read over the holidays: 'Gödel, Esche, Bach'. Douglas R. Hofstadter. Klett Kotta. 6. printing. 1985.
Nineteenhundreteightyfive – that's why it's the German translation. 🙂
Wanted to read the English ebook edition, but the preview was disappointing (to say the least) and the reviews complained about it being a badly scanned and OCRed version. 🤷♂️
RT @CelsoDeSa@twitter.com
How my current Job Search is going.
Got an offer already, but for several reasons I decided to decline.
Have you heard of other Junior Dev openings?
Please, let me know. 😄
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/CelsoDeSa/status/1603376274008903681
RT @saastrash@twitter.com
we’re fucked 😂😂
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/saastrash/status/1602907181329698818
In case you wondered about the lack on #swimming 🌊🏊♂️🌊 posts recently, here's why: The water is too crispy these days. 😄
RT @marcobuelow@twitter.com
Bitte bei jeder Rede und jedem Tweet jetzt beachten⚠️ #lobbyland
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/marcobuelow/status/1588442526411022337
RT @pickover@twitter.com
Mathematics.
This interactive web page allows users to experiment with the structure and beauty of dynamic models for collective motion (swarming) in animal groups.
Source (Dirk Brockmann): http://tinyurl.com/y84prd86 CCommons Attrib 2.0.
RT @PeterCawdron@twitter.com
This is the only real time travel paradox
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/PeterCawdron/status/1596323854338908160
RT @TristanLombard2@twitter.com
It's easy during scary times to lead with fear. Just remember that it wasn't fear, but love that brought you here.
Call a friend, touch some grass, and keep the faith, y'all. #InThisTogether #GoodFolksStickTogether
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/TristanLombard2/status/1597587557927510017
RT @chrissbaumann@twitter.com
Hello #AgileTD,
here are the slides of my workshop "Automating the web with Playwright"
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NhZO2DC98WmE9Xv3me7HU9Uym_oKlzgV/view?usp=share_link
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/chrissbaumann/status/1596556569793433600
RT @the_qa_guy@twitter.com
During the costume party at #AgileTD I asked for help to keep the fairytale of "the unicorn" going that I had started.
And so many of you went with it. 😍 Twelve people added five whole pages (!) to the book that you can read here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nDEiy7wrNSKQvlmadi6BBPp7dzJIUm0N2hmOlp7MDj8/edit?usp=drivesdk
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/the_qa_guy/status/1596462891053744128
RT @GrecianGirly@twitter.com
"Hey, how ya doin'?" #HappySaturday! 😊
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/GrecianGirly/status/1596439060096372736
RT @jdiaz_berlin@twitter.com
You loved the stage design made by our colleague Jana. We loved it from the first moment.
It expresses the uniqueness of #agiletd @AgileTDZone@twitter.com
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/jdiaz_berlin/status/1596227927485468673
RT @noelrap@twitter.com
There's a lot of big news in Ruby Weekly this week ...
And there is also a brief Q&A with me about the Pickaxe book https://rubyweekly.com/issues/630
(Still on 40% sale at https://pragprog.com/titles/ruby5/programming-ruby-3-2-5th-edition/ with code "turkeysale2022”)
RT @Rainmaker1973@twitter.com
Created in 2005 by Ryota Kanai, the so called healing grid has less regular pattern at the peripheral parts. If you stare at the center, the irregularities start to heal themselves because your brain strongly prefers to see regular patterns
[source: https://buff.ly/3tZVmol]
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1595017492086329344
RT @EvelineMoolena1@twitter.com
@S_2K@twitter.com ‘s second selfie!
Final talks of the #agiletd with @emna__ayadi@twitter.com and @thomrinke@twitter.com. The night is still young 😇
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/EvelineMoolena1/status/1595894203841712141
I am a traveller (not necessarily in a geographical sense) who seeks, observes … & occasionally finds.
I am a programming software tester, studied physics, survived cancer & live at the seaside. I love the ocean and go swimming a lot – in winter, too.
Languages (in no particular order): English, Ruby, German