A Rust no-std no-alloc LED control library for spatial layouts. 🟥🟩🟦

I want to share some inspiring science fiction that paints a picture of a future to believe in. A future with realistic challenges and realistic solutions. Fiction to help ground solarpunk into a vision of action.

I made a collection of videos to showcase the magic alchemy of computation. ✨

One day, nearly a decade ago, some friends stumbled upon game we called the "Made Up Game", and I discovered my favorite genre of game: games where you play with changing the rules of the game.

As part of my work on Grid Bot “Tahi”, I finally figured out how to make the code for my robot re-usable as a library. Since to do this I needed to go on a deep journey into understanding Rust generic types, I thought I might share my learnings.

An LED installation made from magic physics

A new portable solar setup, the "right way"

A light-emitting polyhedron chandelier

Playing around with rainbows LEDs i can dance with! 🌈💃⚡️💖

In the classic shape of suspenders and a belt.

In the last year, I’ve noticed two seas of (white) moderates: one as a valuable bridge, another as an infection of deception.

Once upon a team, we had a reflection: it’s unfair to expect everyone to do the same work equally (homogeneity), instead the total work is spread across many complementary roles (heterogeneity).

Some months ago, my work family Root Systems had a cultural problem:

Our so-called safe space was really a comfort zone!

My co-worker Greg introduced me to a useful way to reflect on our interpretations: whether or not we are being charitable.

A few months ago, my co-worker Juliet planted a seed in my mind:

The best gift a friend can provide you is a mirror: a reflection of who you really are.

I’ve been reflecting on who I really am, and the ways I receive more insight into who I really am.

A portable solar discharge controller

As a break from my other open source projects, have decided to start spending my Art~Hack evenings on my next (3rd?) generation of modular LED pixels that beat to music.

A television exercises your ability to watch without action for extended periods of time.

I want to exercise my ability to find creative solutions to complex problems.

Here’s a talk about

decentralized userland ecosystems

and

simple patterns based on function signatures.

Here’s a talk about how

fractal small subjective worlds

are better than

flat global objective worlds.