Anuradha Reddy
@anu1905.bsky.social
An oddball maker and designer putting my own spin on yarn, code, culture, and hardware. Researcher at Neo4j. Dr. She/Her. www.anuradhareddy.com
This is the whole point of AI. It’s not to actually replace humans. It’s to change your title from “head writer” to “assistant AI technician,” not credit you, and pay you half of what you were paid before
Rest of World@restofworld.org · 3y agoMost AI creative writing is… bad, so firms are on a spree hiring poets, novelists, and other humanities experts to try to fix it
My latest hack ‘CyberDeckChair’ is a solar-powered contraption with two modes. In cyberdeck mode, use it as a Pomodoro timer to aid your work productivity. When you’ve exhausted yourself, activate the deckchair mode and recharge in the sun ☀️🧳🔋 If devices need breaks, so do you!! ✨✨✨
Casually reading the new issue of Make Magazine, I see a cool collaborative article and LED creation by @anu1905.bsky.social and @arturo182.bsky.social. Then I unexpectedly see my name listed as an inspiration. 🥹🤗
I make electronics projects, often wearable, usually with LEDs, both for my own enjoyment, and to publish on my blog (GeekMomProjects.com) and in Make: magazine so that others can build and enjoy them as well.
We're excited to announce this call for the Algorithmic Pattern Salon! Bringing together people making patterns across both heritage craft and contemporary code practices. Deadline: 22nd September 2023 Salon dates: 23/24th November 2023 Full info: https://alpaca.pubpub.org/2023
Algorithmic Pattern Salon · Algorithmic Pattern
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Just completed a new illuminated tote design in order to document and write it up for Make: Magazine. I had to change the geometric pattern on the front panel from my original builds because those were too close to a famous designer's trademark!
Hi All! As introduction, I make cute electronics kits! You can find them here: https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/makerqueenau
Made a coordinating LED crossbody and tote bag. To see the full effect, this video shows them in action: https://photos.app.goo.gl/VQUJzvVgrt7uJLVy7. Wonder if I can get away with wearing one on each shoulder...🤔
my hardware projects are perpetually unfinished, but I have been known to make cute component art sometimes
I made a custom PCB that replaces a Mason jar lid and turns it into a touch-sensitive lamp 💡 (video at https://www.mattkeeter.com/projects/moon/)
We need to rebuild our electronics Twitter network, let's have an awesome HW/SW project thread! Reply here with one or more projects that you are proud of and people might recognize you for 😊
I’m so excited! I made Victorian-inspired pockets attached to a waistband (w velcro). I made them comically large to make a point, so, it fits everything I need - my phone, charging cable, wallet, comb, hand sanitizer, a tiny notebook, and my e-reader. If this sticks, it will be a game changer 👜🚫
As layoffs in tech are disproportionately affecting underrepresented groups, we've compiled a list of talented individuals to help them find new opportunities. If you're hiring, please check them out! https://www.diversifytech.com/layoffs
I am beyond excited to start reading on my ‘open book’, a kit I assembled at the Open Hardware Summit last month. It was my first time soldering SMD components, and phew, I managed. Thanks all involved humans and flux for this awesome experience 💕
My latest project is a rainbow fish with 3D printed translucent scales and (ofc) LEDs! (No video on this site yet, I guess)
[cw: food] special aapi month store update! i reprinted two of my risograph zines, one about the summer my grandma came from indonesia to live with our family in the US, and another about my love for instant noodles! shop.bubblesort.io
