Ondiz @ondiz@metalhead.club

Here they are my resolutions translated to English:

1. Increase the quality of the articles I wrote, even if that means writing less often.

2. Gradually abandon privative software I still use, for example, migrating from Matlab to Julia little by little.

3. Be a more conscious consumer, reducing my footprint and supporting projects that make a positive change in the world.

4. Continue travelling and attending events and talks

5. Laugh, dance, paint

The Fediverse is great thanks to things like the #canHelpWith hashtag. Here goes mine!

I can help with:

- Baking: bread and cakes including sourdough

- Academic writing: LaTeX and bibliography management

- College level mechanical engineering (I teach at uni!): vibration, noise, structures, material properties and the like. Also numerical methods, specially finite elements.

- Spanish: I'm a native 😊

Feel free to ask about anything and I'll try to help.

Now that I'm reading so many #introductions I realised that I never introduced myself here!

I'm a researcher in applied mechanics, blogger and home baker. I'm obsessed with sourdough bread and free software and paint and knit whenever I can.

My objective for 2018 is learning to play the mandolin :D

Hello, Fediverse!

I already answer the reviewer's comments so now I can dream of growing a whole field of barley while programming some finite elements.

The reaction of my coworkers was: she wants to grow cereal so she can have a sickle. She already has a hammer.

He (I'm sure is a *he*) recommended me 18 papers to read so I can educate myself, criticised my English in general and doesn't agree of my use of a term that is the most common one in the literature and it's even used in the papers he recommended.

He even explains to me a phenomenon that is explained in the paper.

Current status: reading reviewers' comments.

I could draw again! I was completely blocked for weeks and I had a physical need to produce some art but couldn't.

Now I think I have the energy to go and get my painting stuff from the workshop I frequented (and that closed 😞).

I think that finding my old drawings helped.

It's been an amazing weekend 😍

I dug an 8 meter long furrow and planted about 50 garlic cloves. After having 40 tomato plants this summer everything looks achievable.

In the meanwhile, here you have a pic of my parsley.

Today is the day: I'm going to plant the garlic!

I went to a workshop and made egg tempera and honey watercolour and now I need a book by Cennino Cennini in which the process of creating a pencil by burning branches is explained.

I went too deep into the rabbit hole, I guess.

Tengo que hacer una foto mejor :(

Todo lo que hago se explica por este párrafo de «Lo pequeño es hermoso».

@OCRbot spa

He tenido un mes de lo más analógico, hoy, de hecho, he ido a aprender a fabricar pinturas a partir de pigmento.

https://ondahostil.wordpress.com/2019/11/30/en-que-ando-noviembre-2/

I've just been called "the Karl Marx of romanticism".

Cada semana, una de nosotras reflexiona sobre lo tratado en el seminario de la ISF. A mí me tocan las tecnologías para el desarrollo humano:

https://euskadi.isf.es/blog/tecnologias-para-el-desarrollo-humano/

TL;DR: si solo tenemos en cuenta aspectos técnicos en nuestro trabajo, somo ingenieros de pacotilla.

Looking for my Moleskine notebooks I found some ink drawings from 2014.

(Ese globo está a su vez colgado de una bola navideña con forma de astronauta).

Es posible que me esté frotando la cabeza con un globo que tengo colgado en el trabajo para ver la electricidad estática en lugar de corregir los ejercicios de mis alumnos.

One of my friends gave seeds to me as a present and now I have local red onions in the seedbed ❤️