Jeremiah Hackett
@jchackett.me
I'm a clinical social worker in private practice. In my spare time, I am building @limn.dev — a free, fast, secure & self-hostable EMR for psychotherapists in private practice.
Hey counselors & clinicians, I made an awesome list of tech made for (or marketed to) our profession.
Awesome Technology for Therapists
Software made for therapists and other mental-health clinicians — practice management, AI notes, dictation, billing and more, with what each vendor says about protecting client information.
awesometech.jchackett.me
@rupadarshiray.bsky.social Thanks for the follow. Also playing with quartz as a md renderer.
Whoa. Just started asking Opus to write me custom @obsidian.md plugins to run locally. That's a crazy rabbit hole.
Wired lists @eurosky.social as part of the way that Europe is moving forward. www.wired.com/story/all-th...
All the Ways Europe Is Ditching American Technology
A WIRED timeline shows how dozens of governments, companies, and other organizations across Europe are moving, or planning to shift, away from US Big Tech.
wired.com
“Worries: a mental illness characteristic of the age of capitalism. Spiritual (not material) hopelessness in poverty and in vagrant, mendicant monkhood… ‘Worries’ are the index of the sense of guilt induced by a despair that is communal, not individual and material, in origin.”
@antonzoi.bsky.social Hey Anton! Nice to connect. @corca.io looks amazing! I wish I had complicated math needs... 🫠
Incredible romp this week through the works of Van Gogh. Visited his museum in Amsterdam and also saw the stunning collection at the Kröller-Müller Museum. This study is grief & exhaustion, "Sorrowing Old Man," remains my favorite.
Jeremiah Hackett@jchackett.me · 5mo ago
From today, you can add attribution to your own saves in currents.is. Make sure to do it to give proper credit to the original author!
Anyone know Bath Maine? The coolest guy in town is Sunshine Larry. He sleeps at the Library, and spends the days wandering around town saying hi to everyone. Visits many of the businesses, and hangs wherever the hell he wants. I saw some kids taking prom photos with him❤️❤️Photo's courtesy of Bath PD.
The single most impressive cycling skill I routinely see in The Netherlands is riding a bike while holding (towing?) an empty bike.
It would be cool if there were starter packs, but for like at protocol app bundles
Just saying. Pretty funny there is no option to share the EU's recent study of interoperability tools to BlueSky.
Highlight of my day (more than the actual museum itself) was reading the responses the Kotor Cat Museum gives their one star reviews. share.google/TUqe20GQ6m1o...
What matters most in therapy is the client's motivation to change. Therapeutic approach is much less relevant than we think. Any therapy is better than no therapy at all.
Cee MacDonald@outsidertherapy.bsky.social · 7mo agoGreat summary of the updated research on counselling and psychotherapy by Mick Cooper. What is the impact of the therapist? How important is the relationship? The modality? www.bacp.co.uk/bacp-journal...
The more I read about AtProto the more I want to get involved. I'm no programmer and have very limited coding skills but I still feel responsible for helping shape the community for the better
the thing one needs to keep in mind about ATproto devs and Bluesky’s team is that regardless of your overall take on them, these are people who largely could be making a shit ton more money while getting yelled at way less doing something else: their motive really does not seem to be raw avarice
Mario Galaxy was "just ok," narratively speaking. But man. Saw it in 3D IMAX and there was incredible use of that format. Utterly wild viewing experience.
whoever thought to add those top/bottom and side tags to bedsheets: you're a good person
If you're in Amsterdam and have a chance to check out the Metamorfosen exhibit at @rijksmuseum.bsky.social — do it.
"One day, when it's safe, when there's no personal downside to calling a thing what it is, when it's too late to hold anyone accountable, everyone will have always been against this." -Omar El Akkad
