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Diary 2024-08-21

Aug 22, 20242 min read

There are people who organize events and create ā€œplaces for people to gatherā€ separately from software engineers.

  • This too requires a certain skill set.
  • Participation Engineer (coined term)

Itā€™s easy to forget when youā€™ve already earned a place or are in a position where youā€™re getting attention and appreciation just for being active in your comfort zone, but usually youā€™re not comfortable without a place to stay.

  • So we need to make a place for them.
  • A place where several people can stay comfortably is a public good.

Each event has diverse and different surrounding conditions, making it difficult to ā€œuse the same thing here and thereā€ as with software.

  • Fixing the physical place is much easier.

It will be dismantled at the end of the event period.

  • once-in-a-lifetime encounter (hence should be cherished as such)
  • No records are kept.
    • Only a narrow bandwidth record in text format.
      • What if a subjective viewpoint recording of a number of participants could be recorded and later experienced in an immersive VR experience of the event?

koizuka With the development of software, libraries and tools, you would think that it would become easier and easier to create something that looks good even with little knowledge, but it seems like we are in a hard mode where only advanced knowledge that is not automated is required of developers because the ā€œworkā€ is automated. However, it seems like we are in a hard mode where developers are required to have only advanced knowledge that is not automated because it is automated from the simple ā€œtasksā€ that can be done with little knowledge.

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