Hey @lemouth, how are things. It's been so long since you've posted last posted. Always enjoyed your scientific writings! Hope you're doing well :)
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Hey @lemouth, how are things. It's been so long since you've posted last posted. Always enjoyed your scientific writings! Hope you're doing well :)
Hi @michelmake. Thanks for passing by. I am overly busy for more than a year, delving in scientific projects, teaching duties and teaching administration. I have hence almost zero time for myself, and consequently no time to write or engage on Hive. I hope for a change soon, but this is something I hope for a while actually. I will thus forbid myself to promise anything. However, I pass by regularly (actually every day), and I always answer personal messages.
In fact, there is also a little other thing. The small amount of time I dedicate to Hive for a few months is shared with @gotgame, @mobbs and @gentleshaid. A STEMsocial frontend/app is being developed :-)
The bottom line is that everything is fine. So don't worry (and thanks for asking)! What about you? How are you?
I can testify that our particle physicist is totally fine. Just busy with those tiny stuff :)
Didn't knew you were involved on developing/contributing for development of a frontend... interesting. Have to spend some more time later, checking this.
Just contributing my own quota to ensure that final product comes out fine. Wish I could tag the real developer but can't seem to recollect his handle right now.
No worries. Thanks for that.
I still hope to find some time during the winter break to write a proper post with news. However, at this stage it is just a hope ;)
I know the feeling... the mindset is a fricking tetris of dispositions.
Haha great! Happy you keep an eye on fellow hiveans :D
They are closely watching my back :)
Not so tiny... Top quarks are massive, in particular ;)
I figured it might have been related to time. Good to hear all is good! I'm just trucking on. Lately a lot more active here again after some quieter times. That STEMsocial project sounds exciting. Is there a way to keep in the loop of this or even contribute in some form?
I should find a way to go faster, close to the speed of light so that I could benefit from time dilatation ;)
Well if there’s one man here ok hive who could figure that out… 😅
lol :-)