#nano-learning

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[nabi-unveiled]

Sorry Mars, I voted for Ice. Your song is a bop (both of them technically), but did you SEE this fit?

[nan0-sp1der]

Huh... You're an interesting one. Are you a Spider-Person, too? You look mechanical, which is... different.

N-not that that's a bad thing! Sorry, I'm sorry. You look fine. I've never met a fully functional, independent android before...

Can... Can I see your schematics?

@bagel-marks-the-spot

You have returned. It seems as though the laws of physics are working as usual—as ambiguously and as unexpectedly to design as possible... Jonathan Ohnn, self-titled 'The Spot.' It seems I know more about yourself than you do of me. No offense taken, of course.

I was designed with full autonomy in mind, to serve my purpose. It is a foreign concept, designing a machine with the capacity to wield a sense of empathy as a guiding moral principle. Rather, it is seldom achieved without some sort of error surfacing in their design with time.

You... May not see my schematics, for security reasons—it is classified information—though you may have my name. Bridge, Humanoid Android Surveyor System, and self-titled 'Nano Spider.'

It is a surprise to see you again, Ohnn.

[songweretson]

In 2015, I really wanted to do NaNoWriMo, but I had no computer, no phone, no tech at all, because I was broke. At the time I was also breaking down so often I could barely breathe.

So I wrote 50,000 words by hand, in old notebooks. I worked out a system to track my word count in the margins. I figured out my average wordcount per page, so I knew how many pages I had to do every day.

So, please, NaNo. Tell me again how disliking AI is "classist".

And yes, I know that I'm very lucky that I was physically able to do that. But where there's a will, there's a way. If you want to write a book, you're going to write a book. (A few years later, my first book was mostly written on my phone, because I was writing every spare minute I had between work, while I was on the bus, etc.)

Nevermind that a large part of their statement focused on using AI tools to edit, saying not everyone has access to other people to help them edit and improve. But like... Wasn't that the whole point of having a community around NaNo? You have forums where people can connect, build friendships, share resources, and even help each other.

But, oh... Wait. You couldn't be bothered to make sure your forums were safe. You let someone run around grooming your underage members, saying there was nothing you could do about it, because he took it to different sites.

And when you're called out for working with questionable people, you give some nonsense about how gatekeeping, and how it's supposed to be about the art.

Whatever. The lack of understanding is just what I would expect from people who support AI.

So, thanks for the memories. But I'm glad I outgrew you a long time ago.

[f1archives]

fyi if you sent me an ask and i haven’t answered yet, don’t worry i have seen it and i will one day answer it i promise!!

i just have awful anxiety and procrastinate everything wah

i love everyone who interacts with this blog ur all so cool and i wish i was even a little bit as cool as you

[phobiaexists]

I want to like sit down and have someone show and ramble to me about their fish or shrimp tank setup so bad.

[spacegirlspiffy]

Having hit 10k words I feel like I should say something about my NaNoWriMo project this year. 10k isn't a lot, but it's more than I've managed the last few times. Whenever I try to talk about it to anyone though all I can say is it's garbage.

There's sort of a plot, but only if you squint. Half the characters lack a physical description of any kind. There's nothing likable or endearing about the MC. And about a third of the writing is talking. It's garbage.

But here's the thing, I'm really proud of it for being garbage.

I used to write all the time, used to love creating worlds and characters and sharing them with others. But over the years and the trauma I let that joy be robbed from me. I couldn't write anything without immediately tearing it apart. It stopped being fun, so I stopped pursuing it.

This year I gave my permission to write garbage. To not to get hung up on anything and just get the words out. Maybe it will turn into something salvageable. Maybe it's the gross water that has to be flushed from the pipes before it runs clean again. I don't think it matters either way.

So yeah. My NaNoWriMo project this year is garbage and I'm happy about that.

[lilacthebooklover]

the epitome of self-taught teenage pianist pain is going to your school's tiny, closet-sized practise room during break so you can use their piano bc you don't have one of your own, only for the year 7 music class next door to blast taylor swift's "shake it off" at full volume and yell along so loudly it carries through the walls and you just wanted to play shostakovich's waltz no 2 goddamnit and at all other points there are lessons on in this room and this is your last chance to go through it before the weekend so can they pleASE AT LEAST PUT ON A DIFFERENT SONG THIS IS THE THIRD TIME THEY'VE PLAYED IT AND YOU'VE IDENTIFIED ALL THE CHORDS SOLELY FROM HEARING IT ON REPEAT HJHNJDBJKGK

[relicsongmel]

9 year-old Melanie 🤝 24 year-old Melanie

Being Mentally Unwell about the Mamma Mia soundtrack

[b-blushes]

album of the day to me: Walk the Moon by Walk the Moon

[pamsdrabbles]

Less than two weeks until the end of NaNoWriMo!

How are everyone's projects going?

I'm 35,000 words in and definitely starting to lose speed. I have an outline with all the major beats I want to hit, but I left it in my home country while I'm currently studying abroad.... The downsides to being a writer who prefers to plot on paper :/

Luckily, because the story I'm working on, Rusted Metal, is one I know well and have toyed with for several years now, I have a rough idea on how to get to where I want to go. I even have several scenes that I adore and wouldn't have gotten to if I had followed my original outline! But man, trying to make things up on the spot is hard. I admire people who are complete pantsers.

Find me on the nano website and we can cheer each other on ^-^

[whatsallthisnow]

NaNoWriMo day 3

I developed a new strategy and hit my goal no problem. The issue: I was going from an outline to prose. The solution: write a script. Stop skipping the step between (Character a tells character b the secret) and (A turned, their hair blowing majestically in the breeze. "I am saying a thing," A said. "Please, character b, do not be shocked by my confession" B stumbled away from A, stepping dangerously close to the cliffface, for the confession was so shocking, they could not bear to look at them). There's gotta be an in-between bit where it goes (a and b are on a cliff and it's super windy. A confesses the secret to B which nearly makes them fall).

Yes, I understand that this is obvious to some people but I THOUGHT I had done that when I wrote out how I wanted my chapters to go and what order the information needed to be revealed in. I didn't realize I was gonna need an actual play-by-play for the entire book.

It's like they say, "if it's worth doing right, it's worth doing badly first." Or if you prefer, "your first draft doesn't have to be good, it just has to be." I simply didn't realize that having a bad version was On Purpose. I figured it was a consequence of not polishing while you go.

*shrug* we learn.

Warning: I will be updating my progress all month so if you don't wanna see it please feel free to block the tag "#The Spiders Daughter" as that is the name of my project

[impressionism]

Idk how I got to 4k today in between language lessons and making impromptu Korean flash cards but here we are.

I’m also hungry and I want to eat the leftover Halloween candy but I can’t until after my dentist appointment lol.

[bookwyrminspiration]

You should edit the wings au so we can write fanfic together for nanowrimo :) if you don’t i won’t tell you my long fanfic idea (that is a joke threat, I probably will tell you still)

-⚙️

OKAY okay okay OKAY I have. kind of a plan. you remember that post I made the other day complaining about how my brain turns off Allowed To Do Things Mode after like 5pm? well I want to change this. and was going to work to change it anyway. so this is perfect timing

I take this Can't Do Things time and start easing myself out of that rigid thinking so that I can do things with it by making it Editing/Writing time. my best writing times are early in the day, but my class schedule doesn't really allow for that. so this should be perfect!!

I can edit chapters with all this free time i'm not using, and I can use my extra free time (weekends) to do more.

this is cool this is good. this will get me back into the habit of working creatively with words on a consistent schedule so that nanowrimo doesn't absolutely whip my pretty little ass when it starts.

i'm in control of this situation

[minnepaulitan]

I don’t know why, but whenever I decide to try NaNoWriMo, some big life-changing event always pops up and disrupts my progress. Well, doing Camp Nano July this time around will be an exercise in pushing forward despite outside influences.

So, here we go...

Are there any Tumblr communities for this?

[bastardofmothman]

how dare you be so specific