Ana Hevesi @[email protected]

A year ago, I left my job and went out on my own for the first time. It was a little scary, and then it was exhilarating. Now, I’m doubling down. uploop.dev

@antoineguyon @ClementDelangue Appreciate ya @antoineguyon. @ClementDelangue I know every single place the rubber meets the road in this work. If I can be of help while you make this move, I'm happy to chat.

@ClementDelangue Maybe @anthrocypher know somebody? uploop.dev/blog/stop-wast… linkedin.com/in/anahevesi

I just arrived in San Francisco and I’m starting to review the applications for our SF community lead. Lots of conventional ones - where are the crazy innovative out-of-the-box applications like HF spaces or viral tweets to get my (and the community’s) attention?

@grimalkina Each time we talk I come away with more than I began with, Cat. Thanks for being a real one.

You want @anthrocypher in your community if you're working with developers or building for them in anyway. I recently had the chance to meet Ana and go deep on our research with her. Rarely have I met such a sharp strategist with such clear vision for what software teams need.

a lesson for more than just reddit

My approach is to reveal that work for what it is, and support you in getting the most sustainable and powerful implementation possible, given the runway you have. It’s called Uploop. I’d love to be your guide.

Much of this past tech cycle was defined by companies wanting the returns that came with deep user engagement, while skipping all the frustrating, time-consuming parts of maintaining these stakeholder relationships.

A year ago, I left my job and went out on my own for the first time. It was a little scary, and then it was exhilarating. Now, I’m doubling down. uploop.dev

@JmsDnns hi

I need to find someone who will go to Ani Difranco shows with me

elon going more than six hours without tweeting for the first time in months because he can't bring himself to acknowledge that he lost the ceo poll he threw up at 2am qatar time is truly one of the funniest things that could have happened

I truly never thought I would see forums beef of this scale in my lifetime.

@Cake_Tease Duh :P

Any OSS project of sufficient scale has to manage the scarce resource of expert attention. Stack Overflow is not, strictly speaking, an OSS project but it's governed by most of the same rules. And ChatGPT just made it a lot easier to flood the system. theverge.com/2022/12/5/2349…

deciphering someone else’s AWS infra choices counts as zone 2 cardio

Please amplify this. Our communities have endured so much this year.

The "Learn to code!" decree rang from the rooftops over this past cycle, but it's always overlooked a very basic reality: We learn things from our relationships to each other. This is a story about making worlds on the internet together, and the tech skills that imparts.

I've been eagerly awaiting the days when federated social software would become a vehicle for learning new lessons about distributed systems, and here we are. Very grateful to @krisnova for bringing all this expertise to Hachyderm.io! @kris-nova/experimenting-with-federation-and-migrating-accounts-eae61a688c3c" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@kris-nova/exp…

Life hack: give yourself 8 to 12 hours of alone time in the morning to mentally prepare for the day.

It's been a blast working with @kubestack on this! My favorite takeaway: the framework positively impacts career trajectories. When a tool makes a difference like that, bringing more folks into the fold feels like a worthy mission. Here's a look at our process.

Read all about the user research we've been working on for the last couple of months with @anthrocypher in this new blog post dev.to/kubestack/gett…