@lucifargundam i meant to be replying to https://qoto.org/@jmw150/107010343861453965
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@izaya time stopping seems way more insane than just introducing some new Martian time units and converting between earth and Mars time when needed.
@izaya LBJ's your favorite? I mean, he did a lot of great stuff, but his legacy is a bit mixed.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mQLdDPzoWNk&pp=QAFIAQ%3D%3D
an indie #animation series made by Jonni Phillips (https://www.jonniphillips.com/about) about a town called Westchester and the people who live there
@izaya 🤷♂️ well, can't say without reading it, but I'll give my honest opinion if you want when you post it
@izaya how does chip design factor into the story? does it drive a major plot point? If it's worth the pay-off in terms of understanding the characters' behavior, I think I wouldn't mind the wonky stuff.
@izaya sure. If you do though, I'll probably be more like "Good stuff! Keep it going". Safe and useless. I tried to critique someone's writing once and got my head bit off by the writer and a booster, so I'm pretty reserved now.
I do like the snippets you've got on the site now though. Also, I can tell you actually know some of this tech first-hand. It'll be cool to see how you balance technical detail with keeping things engaging for the uninitiated.
@izaya Cool. Most of writing is rewriting. I don't think I could do that though: I'd get depressed, distracted, and bored if I didn't put my drafts out there, just to keep the story going and get feedback. That's how I am with code anyway: so many dead-end Git branches that'll never see the light of day.
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@izaya yeah, that's what I generally see: some blurb like, "story starts --->HERE"
A capable software engineer and aspirating (sic) cook. Also posting about space stuff (mostly NASA) occasionally
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