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  • hwll@sunny.gardenH hwll@sunny.garden

    @futurebird omgooooodddddddd this is too pure and beautiful and like in some way I WISH I'd been making real tables for the last ten years 😭

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    #23
    Let's retrain to be carpenters, so we can keep making tables.

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    • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

      To be fair to her I was also into theatre and loved helping with set design and know a smattering of chaotic carpentry. But IDK if I could just post up and make a table.

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      #24

      @futurebird 'Whenever she "thought of his work" she always saw clearly before her a large kitchen table. It was Andrew’s doing. She asked him what his father’s books were about. "Subject and object and the nature of reality," Andrew had said. And when she said Heavens, she had no notion what that meant. "Think of a kitchen table then," he told her, "when you’re not there."'
      -- Virginia Woolf, To the Lighthouse

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      • gbargoud@masto.nycG gbargoud@masto.nyc

        @futurebird

        The way I made mine was to make a couple of H shaped leg assemblies that the table can rest on so pretty much all of the forces are compressive.

        It's held up for 5 years so far and shows no sign of breaking anytime soon, I've stood my fat ass on it more than once to change the lightbulbs above it.

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        #25

        @gbargoud

        Amazing!

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        • gbargoud@masto.nycG gbargoud@masto.nyc

          @futurebird

          The way I made mine was to make a couple of H shaped leg assemblies that the table can rest on so pretty much all of the forces are compressive.

          It's held up for 5 years so far and shows no sign of breaking anytime soon, I've stood my fat ass on it more than once to change the lightbulbs above it.

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          #26

          @gbargoud

          I assume you have "table architecture and design" on your CV.

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          • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

            @gbargoud

            I assume you have "table architecture and design" on your CV.

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            #27

            @futurebird

            Absolutely not, never doing that again. It was way too much effort and I do not have the patience to do it anywhere near correctly.

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            • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

              @mansr

              I'm considering a reality show where people have to do the job that other people THINK their job is.

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              #28

              @futurebird @mansr Cue the memes…

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              • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                To be fair to her I was also into theatre and loved helping with set design and know a smattering of chaotic carpentry. But IDK if I could just post up and make a table.

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                #29

                @futurebird Chaotic Carpentry is the name of my MC Hammer cover band

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                • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                  Aunt: Do you still make furniture?
                  Me: What? I don't think I've ever made furniture.
                  Aunt: But I remember when you were just out of college you were so proud of that job in NYC doing table design. On the computer. I guess you didn't really build them yourself, then.

                  For two decades this sweet woman thought I was making literal wooden tables. I just thought that designing the tables was the most fun and glamorous part of database design.

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                  #30

                  @futurebird chaotic carpentry is the new goat farming

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                  • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                    Aunt: Do you still make furniture?
                    Me: What? I don't think I've ever made furniture.
                    Aunt: But I remember when you were just out of college you were so proud of that job in NYC doing table design. On the computer. I guess you didn't really build them yourself, then.

                    For two decades this sweet woman thought I was making literal wooden tables. I just thought that designing the tables was the most fun and glamorous part of database design.

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                    #31

                    @futurebird When I did database theory in my degree, one of the processes of normalisation was “no L shaped tables” ironically I have mainly worked on databases at L shaped desks ever since.

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                    • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                      To be fair to her I was also into theatre and loved helping with set design and know a smattering of chaotic carpentry. But IDK if I could just post up and make a table.

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                      #32

                      @futurebird
                      SELECT Top, Legs
                      FROM Table
                      JOIN Top ON Legs

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                      • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                        Aunt: Do you still make furniture?
                        Me: What? I don't think I've ever made furniture.
                        Aunt: But I remember when you were just out of college you were so proud of that job in NYC doing table design. On the computer. I guess you didn't really build them yourself, then.

                        For two decades this sweet woman thought I was making literal wooden tables. I just thought that designing the tables was the most fun and glamorous part of database design.

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                        #33

                        @futurebird

                        omg that is so precious! 😍 I mean your aunt, and what you said about database design. So true!

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                        • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                          Aunt: Do you still make furniture?
                          Me: What? I don't think I've ever made furniture.
                          Aunt: But I remember when you were just out of college you were so proud of that job in NYC doing table design. On the computer. I guess you didn't really build them yourself, then.

                          For two decades this sweet woman thought I was making literal wooden tables. I just thought that designing the tables was the most fun and glamorous part of database design.

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                          #34

                          @futurebird Well you could make materialized tabl… [getting dragged away from the computer]

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                          • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                            To be fair to her I was also into theatre and loved helping with set design and know a smattering of chaotic carpentry. But IDK if I could just post up and make a table.

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                            #35

                            @futurebird evil-kermit-do-it.gif

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                            • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                              @mansr

                              I'm considering a reality show where people have to do the job that other people THINK their job is.

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                              #36

                              @futurebird @mansr I finally have a job now with a title people understand. But there are some doozies on my resume. “UX developer”, “Multimedia Author.”

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                              • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                                Aunt: Do you still make furniture?
                                Me: What? I don't think I've ever made furniture.
                                Aunt: But I remember when you were just out of college you were so proud of that job in NYC doing table design. On the computer. I guess you didn't really build them yourself, then.

                                For two decades this sweet woman thought I was making literal wooden tables. I just thought that designing the tables was the most fun and glamorous part of database design.

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                                #37

                                @futurebird

                                Probably a good thing she never heard you talk about spread sheets

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                                • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                                  Aunt: Do you still make furniture?
                                  Me: What? I don't think I've ever made furniture.
                                  Aunt: But I remember when you were just out of college you were so proud of that job in NYC doing table design. On the computer. I guess you didn't really build them yourself, then.

                                  For two decades this sweet woman thought I was making literal wooden tables. I just thought that designing the tables was the most fun and glamorous part of database design.

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                                  #38

                                  @futurebird 💚

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                                  • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                                    @gbargoud

                                    Attaching legs to things is not at all trivial. Not all table-shaped objects are sturdy tables I'd trust to climb on and fix the curtains.

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                                    #39

                                    @futurebird @gbargoud The Anarchist's Workbench by Christopher Schwarz for woodworking instructions and an autobiography.

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                                    • richpuchalsky@mastodon.socialR richpuchalsky@mastodon.social

                                      @futurebird

                                      I try to remember to always refer to them as "database tables" in Email for this reason. Also "data fields". Also "columns" and "rows" if someone has used a spreadsheet but not a database.

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                                      #40

                                      @richpuchalsky @futurebird At my last job, we had to use "properties" instead of "fields", because we were working on agricultural data...

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                                      • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                                        Aunt: Do you still make furniture?
                                        Me: What? I don't think I've ever made furniture.
                                        Aunt: But I remember when you were just out of college you were so proud of that job in NYC doing table design. On the computer. I guess you didn't really build them yourself, then.

                                        For two decades this sweet woman thought I was making literal wooden tables. I just thought that designing the tables was the most fun and glamorous part of database design.

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                                        #41

                                        @futurebird My job title was once "UNIX engineer".

                                        My dear granny thought I worked with eunuchs...

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                                        • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                                          Aunt: Do you still make furniture?
                                          Me: What? I don't think I've ever made furniture.
                                          Aunt: But I remember when you were just out of college you were so proud of that job in NYC doing table design. On the computer. I guess you didn't really build them yourself, then.

                                          For two decades this sweet woman thought I was making literal wooden tables. I just thought that designing the tables was the most fun and glamorous part of database design.

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                                          #42

                                          @futurebird

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