<div dir="ltr">Combine Croquet (as a 3d modelling application) with a 3d-printer.<br><br></div><div class="gmail_extra"><br><br><div class="gmail_quote">2013/3/8 Casey Ransberger <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:casey.obrien.r@gmail.com" target="_blank">casey.obrien.r@gmail.com</a>></span><br>
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Hello Squeakers!<br>
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My job search is turning up dead ends, hurry up and wait, and unfathomably boring prospects.<br>
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Screw all that! I want to do something cool.<br>
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I'm thinking about doing a KickStarter, but almost all of my ideas are either a) stuff no one else wants which only I could possibly think would be cool, or b) overly ambitious. The words Andreas used to describe my last idea: "a bit grandiose." Gift for understatement at times.<br>
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So I'm looking for something which could be completed by one or two geeks in six months to a year, which people actually want, to be implemented (at least in part) using Squeak, and to be released at the end under the MIT license.<br>
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I've floored my expenses, so I can make my own labor (relatively, for a guy living in Seattle) very cheap. By floored, I mean the room I sleep in isn't even tall enough to stand up in -- I do not presently meet the definition of a free-range chicken -- and I've disconnected my cellular service. I want to be an efficient engine for getting things that matter to me and other people done, rather than go on being some tool used to ship lucrative enterprise crapware.<br>
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So here's the $x question: what do you want me to do? I have a Raspberry Pi on order, so bonus points if you can work that in somehow.<br>
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The person with the best (realistic) idea will be credited for it.<br>
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Inspire me! And thanks for reading all the way down to the bottom of this message.<br>
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Casey<br>
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