Paul Sutton @zleap@qoto.org

If you want to help, install Nightly or opt into beta. Report bugs, either here or on GitHub. I'm especially interested in everything that does not work in new features or in regressions (=something that worked in 19 but does no longer work). Please include the exact Tusky version, your Android version and the connected instance in all bug reports and be as detailed as possible. Screenshots and videos usually help a lot.

Every year, students in my CS 488 Software Development course work in teams of 4-8 to build software for an external customer. If you are in the Portland, Oregon area, that customer could be you!

Last year's ​projects included:

* A video game to teach people about earthquake preparedness.
* Creative animation software for an artist.
* A tool to help a faculty member organize course content.

Do you (or someone you know in a local organization) have a computational problem for which you need a piece of software? Let me know and maybe we can help you out.

WHAT YOU GET

Free custom software! This comes with some caveats:

* We usually produce stand-alone desktop applications. Other things are possible, but I'd prefer to stay within this realm.
* These are mostly seniors working on their first large piece of software. I make no guarantees as to quality; you might get something that you can use to do real work, but you might just get a fragile "proof of concept". We use an agile development technique that regularly reexamines goals, priorities, and expectations; this leads to a good probability that we'll have something working by the end of the semester, even if some of your more optimistic features have to be dropped.
* There probably won't be anyone to maintain your program after the semester is over. You might be able to hire some juniors to do more work on it.

WHAT YOU GIVE (We'll work with you on all of these things)

* Create an initial description of your project.
* Create and maintain a list of "user stories"​ (​things that you want your program to do​)​.
* Commit to meet with the students every other week to discuss progress and priorities. This must be a firm commitment; it's a disaster for me ​and ​the students and me if a customer flakes out.

Please boost and let me know ASAP if you're interested!

#software #ComputerScience #education #portland #pdx

@zleap Twitter is a dead bird walking.

@alienghic
Yes, and yes he also despised Moslems. I didn't talk much to him, but I observed quite a bit because Groups were designed such that it felt rude to leave if someone put you in it.

Protect your schedule, including the empty time.

For anyone that doesn't know already I'm a self-employed computer technician/consultant for home users and small businesses. I posted my every-few-monthly Facebook post, this time letting people know if they're gifting a laptop or PC to a loved one for Xmas it might be a good idea to crack it open to install the Windows updates before the big day 1/2

Training update 3 https://personaljournal.ca/paulsutton/training-update-3

Artemis 1 - Mission part 9 https://personaljournal.ca/paulsutton/artemis-1-mission-part-9

Last day at #SfN22 - Before you head home, swing by my talk to learn how we link brain activity during viewing & recall of movie events through gaze behavior

Nano: Memory Encoding & Spatial Navigation, 2:30pm, SDCC 24

Many other great talks in the same session @SfNtweets!

@flockingbird @zleap on the other site people sharing jobs used #jobfairy to help ensure that people looking for work saw the posts

@zleap Yes. There's CLI and TUI. CLI basically means you're looking at a shell prompt, while TUI means there's a whole interface built within the terminal (think vim).