currently on cybre.space @maunzikation@computerfairi.es

…äh ja ich fühl mich grad schon voll schlecht für so viel übertriebenen Hass auf alles, aber tbh tut mir so ein bisschen Selbstgerechtigkeit gerade auch ganz gut zur Abwechslung :o

Oooh was ich ja auch hass (…aber nur grob related, also eigentlich gar nicht so) ist, wenn die skriptum-artigen Folien für eine ganze Vorlesung in einer einzigen Datei, schlecht strukturiert und ohne Inhaltsverzeichnis sind und es nichteinmal eine "in der Einheit ging es bis Seite soundso"-Übersicht gibt, und die Info die man sucht in einem Bild ist. *hasshasshass*

Folien so "Im konkreten Fall kann man n=1 (oder als echter Informatiker auch n=0) wählen"
… … ich frag mich, was man mit der Formulierung bewirken will? Lerninhalte vermitteln wohl eher nicht?

Ich bin echt unpraktisch sensibel bei so Kram, und orr dieses ganze Abgrenzungsding bei noch so kleinen Kleinigkeiten und in/statt Erklärungen macht alles so anstrengend. *grenz sich auch ab, aber in xiesem Schneckenhaus ganz allein und trotzig, u know*

And that seems so counter intuitive, like, I'd assume it was the other way round, get the general idea of what something is from videos and then read something for the "what does it have to look like exactly" bit? but apparently no

Okay but I'm super fascinated by how useful youtube is for me for understanding simple coding stuff

I can't focus on the lecture (because it's long and boring) or on books or other written explanations but there are some really good videos

Even more surprisingly i think i usually get the general concept from other sources, but if i have trouble understanding how to use things (sometimes that's just about remembering enough of the syntax to be able to look things up?!) video explanations are 👍

The thing about metaphors is not only that they might not capture the issue accurately, or that they are not universally accessible, but also
that they can make people hate you because you manage to hit all their squicks at once ✨

"your point was clear enough without getting sexist, and i found the part where you talked about the computery bits far more relatable before you anthropomorphised them"

*trying to catch up on uni stuff*
aka
🦄💻 It's Bad Metaphor Time 💻🦄

Btw of the covers with the huge charter marks on them Lirael is clearly (clayrly… ahah /o\) the prettiest, followed by Clariel, and the others, well, the others aren't pretty.

Aaah, I feel like I'm cheating time by skipping Clariel. I SHOULD have listened to it before Sabriel, or at least, well, now, because chronological order, but gnaaah I don't really want to right now

Mhm I was thinking of "The Creature in the Case", and it seems to be included in "Across the Wall", but there doesn't seem to be an audiobook. This is sad.

Also isn't there a bunch of other stories? I remember reading a small purple book that i didn't love but omg
I have to see if these exist as audiobooks as well *doesn't want to miss things but is too lazy to read*

Omg

I finished Abhorsen (not for the first time but I tend to forget a lot of the plot of books)

Aaaaaaah

I think I have to skip Clariel and listen to Goldenhand? (which I don't know yet aaah so exciting, but then, I didn't like Clariel (the book, the character was ok), so what if I don't like Goldenhand either, what if I just don't like the newer books :o