Author: Aaron
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How to Think
Moving an arm and thinking about moving an arm are two vastly different things. Even thinking about thinking about moving an arm is a natural thing to do even if reading it is very odd. Now the hard part, how to you design thinking? The deliberate process of simulating scenarios to either logical or illogical…
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Where’s the Fun?
When Galliventurer was first conceived in the bowels of my brain it was during a particularly good session of playing No Man’s Sky. I had just traversed several different planets finding old ruins and exploring as I went. The exhilaration I felt zipping around in space and then landing to explore – it was this…
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Knowledge is Power – Society is Weak
Never more true than today, knowledge is power. Or more aptly in today’s world the ability to provide & control the flow of knowledge is power. Recently there’s been several large course corrections occur, several years too late but hey, better late than never as the saying goes. This highlights one of the biggest and…
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The Worker Bee
Do what you’re told, follow the rules, don’t over step your bounds, stay in your lane. The true cornerstone of modern enslavement to work. “We can’t all live our dreams”, why is that? Because then we’d have to change, to collectively actually think and enact a way all people could realistically achieve a base standard…
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Genetic Revert & Refresh
The premise is pretty simple, what if we could press the undo button for DNA related aflictions. It’s a sound theory but whether it would actually work or not is questionable. The possibilities! This particular train of thought was mostly born from thinking about cancerous cells, which grow out of control due to a minute…
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The Usefulness of a Thing
I haven’t written here for a while, not for the lack of will or giving at least a genuine if feeble effort. I’ve become stuck posting anything by the trap of it “being worth sharing”. Which is exactly the opposite of the reason for this blog! This is space exists solely to allow my personal…
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Burnout
After several months of near constant stressing about work deadlines & topsy-turvy project schedules, I finally came to terms with the fact that I had burnout. Recently I’ve had a growing sense of apathy & general disinterest towards work. A deep feeling that I can only describe as a feeling of treading water, with no…
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Vacuous Social Data Sharing
It’s the not so secret, dirty secret of our modern lives. We live in a golden age of free services that make our lives interconnected on levels that our ancestors couldn’t even fathom. Instantaneous realtime interactive updates and vision of someone on the other side of the planet. For free!! We really do live the utopian…
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My Shout – App Idea
With everyone working from home a lot more these days, especially in the face of a global pandemic with self isolation in effect in most place still, it becomes tricky to make good on that old “buy you a coffee” promise to your friends &/or coworkers. My Shout is the idea for a service to…
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Embracing the Procedural
It’s been a hot minute since I’ve had a chance to update regarding Galliventurer. After playing around a fair bit with backends and trying a number of different nosql databases, one of which has been running pretty solidly with the existing discovered universe of a few hundred (470+ presently) stars and their 24k+ satellite bodies.…
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