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This describes 60% the personal interactions I see and participate in, just hanging around a hackerspace. Actual collaborations happen, but a large portion is j

This describes 60% the personal interactions I see and participate in, just hanging around a hackerspace. Actual collaborations happen, but a large portion is just unblocking each other -- the little tap on the shoulder, "hey, I think there's a better way to do that" -- and then going back to working on one's own stuff. I wonder if there might be a social solution to this, simply by changing where you do your work.

afarrell 8y ago
> simply by changing where you do your work. I'm totally interested in finding a place in London where I can show up with my laptop on a Sunday. I used to hang out at one of these spaces in uni and found that I went down rabbit holes a bunch still. I suspect that my question-asking skills have improved to the degree that I can mostly avoid that now.