Tiffany Tseng  

@scientiffic

designing tools for making. visiting researcher at UTokyo. PhD . formerly . snacks

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    Mar 26

    I experimented with replicating some of the original functionality of , a design documentation platform I built , using . Some motivation & description in this blog post:

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  2. 8 hours ago

    I like these stretchy fruit wrappers a lot. It feels too fun to throw out, but I don't know what to do with them.

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  3. 11 hours ago

    If your team is looking for some super talented hybrid programmers / designers / writers / creators, many of my amazing former co-workers were laid off yesterday from Glitch. Check out this thread for more info!

    Yesterday was sadly my last day at Glitch. After 12 continuous years of employ in the tech industry, I'm gonna need... a minute to figure out what I'm doing next. In the meantime I'm going to boost all my incredible peers who will make your team sparkle!
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  4. 22 hours ago

    i visited someone with an incredible home theatre

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  5. 22 hours ago

    I mapped my forward-slash key to "t" since my t key on my laptop is broken. I'm re-learning how to type surprisingly quickly but am afraid what the lasting repercussions will be

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  6. May 21

    I am in Viral Jams radio. The PW is the same as before.

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  7. May 21

    japanese snacks have really small portion sizes (like 1-2 per bag) and I'm trying to reduce snack intake because my daily step count is almost 0 now. so I eat edamame as my midnight snack. is this how people that don't consume snacks live? because this is no life.

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  8. May 21

    was discussing nightmares and how we tend to wake up right when something terrible will happen. could be attributed to pure adrenaline but also maybe our brains are incapable of visualizing the terrible thing because it's not something we've witnessed before what do you think?

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  9. May 20

    what are little things you are doing to keep yourself motivated? because it's been months and I'm running out of snacks.

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  10. May 20

    ok, I am reverting this tweet. the git integration on codesandbox is pretty broken for a lot of reasons and I'm now developing locally, which is honestly kind of nice. no online editors have really solved good version-controlled collaboration, as far as I know.

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  11. May 20

    my new favorite thing to do in is collect illuminated objects to play with interior lighting in dark rooms

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  12. May 18

    garden lounge chair

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  13. May 18

    construction sign

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  14. May 18

    bamboo bench

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  15. May 18

    or for brooklyn public library:

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  16. May 18

    here's the overdrive link:

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  17. May 18

    wow, the mushroom at the end of the world ebook is "always available" through ! I just started reading it, and now you can too (if you have a new york public library card) – and we can chat about it!

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  18. May 18

    I'm learning a lot about what's supported with web BLE - if anyone has experience building web apps that wirelessly connect to the Microbit, it would be great to chat!

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  19. May 18

    I’d love for kids to be able to design games that are device-supported rather than device-centered. Instead of game controllers for on-screen games, what if they could build interactive toys with minimal screen interaction? Super simple initial demo for language learning:

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  20. May 18

    I made a little felt drawstring backpack for the microbit to test with building interactive toys

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  21. May 18

    I want to know what these red threads are. they can't be saffron because that would be way too generous and expensive for the price point. could it be that pizza hut fabricates their own faux saffron?

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