[Noisebridge-discuss] Positive Noisebridge experiences this week
Romy Ilano
romy at snowyla.com
Tue Oct 29 04:49:05 UTC 2013
I had some positive experiences at Noisebridge this week
- After clubbing I was let in as a guest. I had a long discussion on
solving potential burn out for members and associate members in the
community. I learned about the new night policy. I stood by the new
keyboard and learned about major and minor chords. It was really nice
knowing that I wasn't the only person who had suffered hackerspace burnout.
- During the noisebridge orchestra jam Sunday evening I came early with
my own hardware equipment which has been gathering dust in the back of my
closet for the past few months. I sat next to people who were putting
together the instruments I was happy to learn about audio electronics and
audio engineering and take baby steps towards my own arduino and music
hardware projects again.
- I got started contributing to the noisebridge iPhone app which has a
proposed ticketing system for helping repair things at Noisebridge. It was
nice learning about all the code on github
- I ran into a delegation of educators from Singapore who are interested
in introducing more creative curriculums to high school students. They were
very fascinated with the hardware and one of them, a physics teacher, set
about on a project helping the Noisebridge orchestra.
- I dropped in on the Front end web development class and explored
Backbone.js. I have been meaning to get into Javascript for a while, but
never found the time. It was really nice having someone hold my hand and
walk me through and get familiar with the rhythm of getting into the code.
- I ran into a French hackerspace couple who had brought bread and
cheese from Paris. We drank some wine and there were Noisebridge members
chatting with them about gentrification in San Francisco.
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