Kris Law @greylaw89@social.cleverlibre.org
- GIS
- Python
Some random guy that you probably shouldn't listen to about anything. Slightly less terrible at coding and geo-spatial analysis than I am at everything else.
I'm a proud flat earther! Although I have many flat earths. One for each facet of the globe, because that's how you make maps and use euclidean geometry for calculations instead of Cthulhu's spheres (which of course will eventually drive you insane, and make your computer slow)
Lifelong California resident, millennial, not going to be labeled by some political movement. Love STEM and doesn't know much about it.
Worked for about 10 years in the GIS / IT industry, doing jobs in the civilian military, government, engineering, and petroleum sectors.
Scuba diver, want to learn to sail ships and fly planes if I am ever remotely able to afford it.
Still getting used to the fediverse.
Joined Jan 2020
ES6 seems to be set in Hammerfell or High Rock... considering the obvious focus on the coast, then hopefully we get ship to ship combat in an Elder Scrolls game, Sea of Thieves / AC Black Flag style. Hell, sailable ships would be insanely awesome.
I feel like the internet is the Altmer afterlife. Its just a bunch of people (or mer as in ES) sitting around arguing with other strangers: "I am very smart." "Well, sure, but I am smarter." "Well ACTUALLY...".
Kris Law
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#environment #ecology #climate_change #australia #global #politics
This apocalyptic Australian summer is our Sandy Hook moment – if we don't take climate action now we never will
Kris Law
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Scientists Built a #ParticleAccelerator Smaller Than a Human Hair on a Chip
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/y3mgn5/scientists-built-a-particle-accelerator-on-a-chip-smaller-than-a-human-hair?utm_source=digg
- GIS
- Python
Some random guy that you probably shouldn't listen to about anything. Slightly less terrible at coding and geo-spatial analysis than I am at everything else.
I'm a proud flat earther! Although I have many flat earths. One for each facet of the globe, because that's how you make maps and use euclidean geometry for calculations instead of Cthulhu's spheres (which of course will eventually drive you insane, and make your computer slow)
Lifelong California resident, millennial, not going to be labeled by some political movement. Love STEM and doesn't know much about it.
Worked for about 10 years in the GIS / IT industry, doing jobs in the civilian military, government, engineering, and petroleum sectors.
Scuba diver, want to learn to sail ships and fly planes if I am ever remotely able to afford it.
Still getting used to the fediverse.
Joined Jan 2020
