Han
@hanhere.bsky.social
Artist • Profesh fascinations: Docker Compose, Kubernetes, & the general phenomenon of teetering complexity that must be wrangled, still, by (1) human at a time ♡ • they/them
This photo is absolutely incredible, both how the owl is like a perfect topper for the pole, and also the precise angle of that single sleepy eye. Most cartoon face I’ve seen IRL in a while!
February 26, 2025 at 1:30 AM
This photo is absolutely incredible, both how the owl is like a perfect topper for the pole, and also the precise angle of that single sleepy eye. Most cartoon face I’ve seen IRL in a while!
Gorgeous! Where is this?
February 21, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Gorgeous! Where is this?
I was immediately suspicious but then doubted myself, as someone gave me a hard sell, and have since done so little frontend work that I have no informed opinion on this.
So, love your take!
So, love your take!
December 12, 2024 at 12:49 AM
I was immediately suspicious but then doubted myself, as someone gave me a hard sell, and have since done so little frontend work that I have no informed opinion on this.
So, love your take!
So, love your take!
(Of course, I agree that all caveats about easy gender generalizations apply, but we speak more simply to make the claim distinct.)
November 30, 2024 at 11:56 PM
(Of course, I agree that all caveats about easy gender generalizations apply, but we speak more simply to make the claim distinct.)
Interesting. Tracing the idea here. So, men are socialized such they more readily claim expertise on very little experience. When tech & tooling that is entirely novel appears, those who quickly move with confidence in that space tend to be men, while others take more time? An unfair advantage.
November 30, 2024 at 11:55 PM
Interesting. Tracing the idea here. So, men are socialized such they more readily claim expertise on very little experience. When tech & tooling that is entirely novel appears, those who quickly move with confidence in that space tend to be men, while others take more time? An unfair advantage.
Totally! As someone with little patience to even draw the same character twice—never mind from different angles—I stan!
It’s also such a cute choice to make one character so sleek and brooding while the other ranges into total cartoon. Perfect way to show-not-tell the awkwardness & joy of flirting
It’s also such a cute choice to make one character so sleek and brooding while the other ranges into total cartoon. Perfect way to show-not-tell the awkwardness & joy of flirting
November 30, 2024 at 11:49 PM
Totally! As someone with little patience to even draw the same character twice—never mind from different angles—I stan!
It’s also such a cute choice to make one character so sleek and brooding while the other ranges into total cartoon. Perfect way to show-not-tell the awkwardness & joy of flirting
It’s also such a cute choice to make one character so sleek and brooding while the other ranges into total cartoon. Perfect way to show-not-tell the awkwardness & joy of flirting
Wow! This was so good, thanks for sharing. I admire seeing this kind of art style done with such finesse, and for such a sweet story. Lot of skill to nail the anatomy with such simple lines, and I thought the cadence of the flirtation was perfect. I feel invested in these characters now!
November 30, 2024 at 11:43 PM
Wow! This was so good, thanks for sharing. I admire seeing this kind of art style done with such finesse, and for such a sweet story. Lot of skill to nail the anatomy with such simple lines, and I thought the cadence of the flirtation was perfect. I feel invested in these characters now!
Just looked it up. Thanks for adding to my knowledge in this area!
November 28, 2024 at 10:17 PM
Just looked it up. Thanks for adding to my knowledge in this area!
> AI (esp low level hw/sw)
Interesting, what does low level mean here? Like, the way that GPUs have enabled certain kinds of AI processing? And the intermediate abstractions that make it easier to leverage the advantages of GPUs? (Speaking from very limited knowledge)
Interesting, what does low level mean here? Like, the way that GPUs have enabled certain kinds of AI processing? And the intermediate abstractions that make it easier to leverage the advantages of GPUs? (Speaking from very limited knowledge)
November 28, 2024 at 7:23 PM
> AI (esp low level hw/sw)
Interesting, what does low level mean here? Like, the way that GPUs have enabled certain kinds of AI processing? And the intermediate abstractions that make it easier to leverage the advantages of GPUs? (Speaking from very limited knowledge)
Interesting, what does low level mean here? Like, the way that GPUs have enabled certain kinds of AI processing? And the intermediate abstractions that make it easier to leverage the advantages of GPUs? (Speaking from very limited knowledge)
…thus sending said someone careening across the room, boinging off walls and furniture as your points accrue
November 22, 2024 at 2:16 AM
…thus sending said someone careening across the room, boinging off walls and furniture as your points accrue
We can amuse ourselves by making needlessly gendered versions of diagnostic acronyms. e.g. for stroke:
Face (chiseled one side droopy other)
Arms (swole but inert)
Speech (strong, all too silent)
Time to (man up)
Face (chiseled one side droopy other)
Arms (swole but inert)
Speech (strong, all too silent)
Time to (man up)
November 21, 2024 at 3:49 AM
We can amuse ourselves by making needlessly gendered versions of diagnostic acronyms. e.g. for stroke:
Face (chiseled one side droopy other)
Arms (swole but inert)
Speech (strong, all too silent)
Time to (man up)
Face (chiseled one side droopy other)
Arms (swole but inert)
Speech (strong, all too silent)
Time to (man up)
Huh. I guess it’s unsurprising if there are fairly rote ways that medical studies segment by gender, so that 1) there are scant incentives to gather statistically significant data on anyone not a cis man or woman, and 2) it’s hard to reason about the role of gender as a mitigation or accelerant 🤔
November 21, 2024 at 3:45 AM
Huh. I guess it’s unsurprising if there are fairly rote ways that medical studies segment by gender, so that 1) there are scant incentives to gather statistically significant data on anyone not a cis man or woman, and 2) it’s hard to reason about the role of gender as a mitigation or accelerant 🤔
Lovely sketch! What kind of lead is in those pencils? The depth of the dark graphite around the head looks like…4B or beyond?
November 19, 2024 at 11:25 PM
Lovely sketch! What kind of lead is in those pencils? The depth of the dark graphite around the head looks like…4B or beyond?
was there any element of interactivity
November 19, 2024 at 5:05 PM
was there any element of interactivity
Huh. So depending on how you hit ‘em—angle of attack, speed, mass—you’ll get an entirely different reaction?
November 19, 2024 at 5:03 PM
Huh. So depending on how you hit ‘em—angle of attack, speed, mass—you’ll get an entirely different reaction?
Once I booted an old laptop & saw my old todo app. The tasks still vibrant with urgency, “DUE TODAY.” But with the gap of years, the context no longer held me, so it was just a sweet time capsule.
Nice to remind myself that the only time I’ll truly have no to-do’s is when I’m dead.
Nice to remind myself that the only time I’ll truly have no to-do’s is when I’m dead.
November 19, 2024 at 5:00 PM
Once I booted an old laptop & saw my old todo app. The tasks still vibrant with urgency, “DUE TODAY.” But with the gap of years, the context no longer held me, so it was just a sweet time capsule.
Nice to remind myself that the only time I’ll truly have no to-do’s is when I’m dead.
Nice to remind myself that the only time I’ll truly have no to-do’s is when I’m dead.
Periodically I archive items on the list. This is surprisingly gratifying. I have a separate doc where I write, “this no longer matters:” and list the todos I no longer need to care for. Sometimes a relationship or job role shifts and you can toss reams of ‘em.
November 19, 2024 at 4:51 PM
Periodically I archive items on the list. This is surprisingly gratifying. I have a separate doc where I write, “this no longer matters:” and list the todos I no longer need to care for. Sometimes a relationship or job role shifts and you can toss reams of ‘em.
Less metaphorically tho. I also have ever-growing todo lists, and it’s been freeing to give myself different angles on the practice. I list bc I’d rather know than not know. Much of what I say I’ll do or what others wish me to do prove irrelevant after a while. The list is just a first draft.
November 19, 2024 at 4:49 PM
Less metaphorically tho. I also have ever-growing todo lists, and it’s been freeing to give myself different angles on the practice. I list bc I’d rather know than not know. Much of what I say I’ll do or what others wish me to do prove irrelevant after a while. The list is just a first draft.
Compost pile. The to-do items that sit for an atrociously long time MAY transform into loam—in the best cases, able to give a bit of context for newly seeded to-dos to bear fruit.
November 19, 2024 at 4:45 PM
Compost pile. The to-do items that sit for an atrociously long time MAY transform into loam—in the best cases, able to give a bit of context for newly seeded to-dos to bear fruit.
Lack of the expected Korok reassuring us we’re firmly planted in reality
November 16, 2024 at 11:25 AM
Lack of the expected Korok reassuring us we’re firmly planted in reality
Makes sense, that WAS a dramatic word choice on my part. Mostly thinking about those moments when I’m zoning out and suddenly realizing everyone is expecting an answer from me, but I only vaguely heard one or two key words before the attention snapped to
November 16, 2024 at 12:39 AM
Makes sense, that WAS a dramatic word choice on my part. Mostly thinking about those moments when I’m zoning out and suddenly realizing everyone is expecting an answer from me, but I only vaguely heard one or two key words before the attention snapped to
99% boredom 1% mild spikes of confrontation — in good company with, say, museum guards
November 16, 2024 at 12:28 AM
99% boredom 1% mild spikes of confrontation — in good company with, say, museum guards
Valiant, considering that the midnight pitch darkness is persuading us all to go to bed, stat
November 15, 2024 at 11:22 PM
Valiant, considering that the midnight pitch darkness is persuading us all to go to bed, stat