🌿Sprig🌿 🏳️‍⚧️

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I like the sound of the word sprig. Not enough to make my entire online identity out of it, but I did anyways.

Some of my hobbies are:
🪡 Sewing
Pathfinder 2e (or other TTRPGs)
anime, though I don't watch as much as I used to.
Linux

working in bioinformatics, and I love nerding out about it.

23y/o trans woman 🏳️‍⚧️

RegionNew England
Pronounsshe/her
Oh you like pie? Name every digit!

Pinenote is getting ready for a new batch!!!
I'm so excited, I wanted an e-ink Linux based tablet for a while, and apparently while there's no timeline yet, the software is now good enough to make another batch!

Agphbphuh

Noo, I burned it!
Dang, gruyere is just cheddar but better, huh?
These confidence to make these wardrobe change was entirely spurred by my commitment that for three weeks I'd wear exclusively skirts and dresses, to work, social events, everything. This helped me get rid of so much of my lingering anxiety regarding wearing feminine clothing, and in just under a month I now feel like I can wear anything without worrying about it. (being in an accepting community helps, I'm certainly aware of that). That said, if you are in a similar situation to where I was regarding being nervous wearing feminine clothing, I would really recommend making a commitment like that.

I'm getting rid of around half of my pants, and some of this stuff is way too small. As I process that I'm going to be getting rid of them I'm feeling... Something. Maybe a mix of nervous and nostalgic?

I've always been someone who hung onto their clothes for a long time. Some of my older shirts I've had for almost 10 years now, which is almost half my life.

Part of this is because to me, there's something comforting about familiar clothing. They are like a barrier of familiarity against uncomfortable situations. Jackets especially were things that I took comfort in when I was nervous.
I usually only ever own one or two jackets, and since they're worn over other clothes I get to wear them a lot.

I think one of the comforting things about these clothes to me is the lack of expression within them. They're so familiar to me, that any form of expression, any style or appearance has faded from my view, and just become something normal.
Wearing something different, on the other hand, has meaning. When you wear something different, you're making a choice, and there's intention behind it.

Today especially, choosing to get rid of so much of my old, men's wardrobe, there's intentionality behind it. I'm no longer going to be occasionally replacing my t-shirts with more feminine tops, I'm going to be presenting as a woman nearly all the time.

Going scorched earth on my wardrobe.

Flee before me, or none shall escape the donation bin!  

Well, I guess only the pants have legs anyways.

I need to get my shit together and finish most of the stuff I still need to do after moving.

For example, I need to get a toaster. I'm currently heating my bagels on a pan.

Does anyone who uses #LLMs know of any non-chatgpt or more ethically sourced LLMs? I've been getting recommended it a lot at work, so I tried it and I can't deny that in the few times I've used it for finding specific functions in R it's been able to give me answers to things I hadn't been able to find using a normal search engine.