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I think this underestimates just how important having "My Shop" laid out in "My Way" is for developers and thinkers. Imagine if all of your production code was
by t-writescode 5y ago
I think this underestimates just how important having "My Shop" laid out in "My Way" is for developers and thinkers.
Imagine if all of your production code was developed on a Library desktop with a single user login, or a 100kb folder that could be yours and everything else had to be public.
- DarylZero 5y agoKind of except hackerspace shouldn't be like generic librarian setup, it should be more like ongoing iterative collaboration of experts to create something ready for beginners to jump in.
- t-writescode 5y agoif I've gathered anything from looking at a few shops of skilled people online it's that their shops are very particular, set up in just that way, with the inventory organized in just a different way, and with machines in a particular format or order for just that reason. It's very personal to each person.
- DarylZero 5y agoCheck our Fireball Tool. Just about anybody who does that kind of work (metal fabrication) would prefer that shop over whatever they customized to their idiosyncrasies. That's the kind of thing that a collaborative space can aspire to.
- prawn 5y agoA bigger issue might be the ability to leave a workspace and project in a state of progress, rather than cleaning up at the end of a session for someone to use the area after you. I'm all for shared spaces/tools at the block level because what we do now feels crazy, but my garage/shed are a permanent mess. I never have time to complete a full project in one go.