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Daniel Roy Greenfeld

@daniel.feldroy.com

Writes at daniel.feldroy.com Use to work for NASA and kraken.tech 🌎 Co-Author of Two Scoops of Django 📚 Husband of Audrey Roy Greenfeld https://bsky.app/profile/audreyfeldroy.bsky.social 🍪 Father of Uma 🧸

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Daniel Roy Greenfeld@daniel.feldroy.com · 2d ago

Who knew that the future would allow me to get paid for one of my hobbies? I'm running a paid D&D game and thanks to the @startplaying.bsky.social service I can find players anywhere on the planet. startplaying.games/adventure/cm...

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Journey into Icewind Dale, where endless night has frozen hope itself. Brave whiteout blizzards, haunted ruins, massive glaciers, and ancient secrets as you explore the frozen wastes to confront the w...

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Daniel Roy Greenfeld@daniel.feldroy.com · 5d ago

In between writing fiction, code, and being a husband/father, I also run virtual TTRPGs. Just launched my first one on @startplaying.bsky.social network! startplaying.games/adventure/cm...

Join Icewind Dale: Frost and Treachery - Fantasy Grounds / Discord - Dungeons & Dragons 5e | StartPlaying Games

Journey into Icewind Dale, where endless night has frozen hope itself. Brave whiteout blizzards, haunted ruins, massive glaciers, and ancient secrets as you explore the frozen wastes to confront the w...

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Daniel Roy Greenfeld@daniel.feldroy.com · 5mo ago

These days, and for the past few years, Google doc's spell and grammar checks are really bad. I'm forced to use other tools. It really reinforces my belief that Google's ensh*******tion of core products (search, docs, etc) was a huge driver in the rapid rise of AI.

Daniel Roy Greenfeld@daniel.feldroy.com · 6mo ago

I spent about 75% of my life in NJ and MD, which is in the middle of a blizzard. I love snowfall, admiring the blanket of white, walking in fresh or old snow, shovelling it around, and the inevitable melt. Sometimes you don't know what treasures you have until they are gone.