Momina, Mayuri and myself created a happy hour podcast talking about those things that society tells us we love, but we just canβt. Think about us like societyβs Yelp review β open, honest, and to be taken with a grain of salt....
Erin Mikail Staples is a developer experience engineer, stand-up comedian and dog mom living in Brooklyn, NYCπ½ by way of Reno, NV π€ .
In her 9-5, she works as a ⨠a Developer Experience Engineer⨠at LaunchDarkly. Her work includes contributions to technical demos and content, faciliating relationships with developer communities, among other fun shenanigans. After hours, Erin hosts the DevRel(ish) podcast, and performs and produces comedy in NYC.
Erin's various shenanigans have taken her to speaking at events like PyData Berlin, and PyCon, garnered Jeff Staple's attention, appeared in The New York Times, broadcasted across the sound waves on the Practical AI podcast, or in USA Today's Storytellers Project, exist in the archive of the Museum of Alternate History and her mom's dogs's Instagram account.
Arvid wanted to share his journey β and his own writing experience and this became part of his process and his journey. He started with a blog and writing posts and guides about what people were doing....
In order to ensure not only the stability of industries experiencing rapid growth but also the stability of the individuals who planted the seeds for this growth β we must be precise in the language and terminology in how we gather....
Games, gaming communities, and other social means of connecting through play help foster relationships with others β especially for those for whom connection doesn't always come easily....
With the rise of the empathy worker, we must also normalize the rise of caring for our colleagues, friends, and collaborators. Otherwise, we let the systems that have us reaching for connection, empathy, and kindness in the first place win....
The future belongs to makers! Now let's pump the breaks and think about our values as creators + fellow internet humans. A modest proposal for those of us on the internet....