@annika A mutual of mine, @cube_drone , comments on my posts frequently but I do not see them. We followed each other a long time ago, I think. We are not blocked on either end by personal or server config as far as I can tell. Can you help?
VRChat had a massive 30% layoff last week and I was let go. It's been heartbreaking for everyone and one day I will talk more about this very special community.
I'm looking forward to a bit of a reset, and then a new role.
VRChat is a very flat organization, but I would be at least a Principal Engineer in most other companies.
I would love a role where I can help an entire team be better, but I'm also happy just doing backend and cloud engineering.
Tradition is a wonderful thing. Looking forward to this generation of protesters learning that their campus administrators, the cops, and almost all of the media are going to shamelessly lie about them
Thanks to @kasdeya for posting this highly memeable photo of an old computer book. But I wondered: which book?
I figured out it's from "The Internet Guide for New Users" by Daniel P. Dern, 1994.
The illustrator, Hannah M. G. Shapero, has been involved with technology and art for a very long time. Here she is doing some early electronic music, and appropriately looking like she is going to bring us all into the future
Hacker, bicyclist, househusband. Living in beautiful downtown East Vancouver. Once upon a time, I was in Silicon Valley, bouncing between idealists, pranksters, and tech giants in the SFBA. Formerly Google, Flickr, Wikipedia, and others.I worked remotely for VRChat until June 2024, when 30% of the company was laid off. I do mostly backend server apps, APIs, and server orchestration these days. I used to be known for frontend and UX innovations.Interested in full-time and contract work.