>If you have some passion that you're unable to share
I like firearms - but it's frowned upon to like guns in the UK. There's nothing on meetup.com for that
I like animals - not sure that actually translates well into an activity to share with others though
I used to play online games during my time at school - even went to a few LAN parties - but I'm not so good. After a long time (maybe a year - or more), I just stopped trying as I wasn't having fun. I wasn't getting invited much anyway since people don't want to play with someone who isn't very good
>Also, if you're kinda good at something, googling some pedagogy basics and teaching it for free in your spare time will make you meet grateful people.
I can teach you to write code and shoot guns
For the former, I already give talks at my local user group. I suppose I could try to advertise explicitly to beginners? I usually teach intermediate-to-advanced people (especially FP, monads, clean code, security, encryption)
For the latter, nobody (around me anyway) wants to learn
I like firearms - but it's frowned upon to like guns in the UK. There's nothing on meetup.com for that
I like animals - not sure that actually translates well into an activity to share with others though
I used to play online games during my time at school - even went to a few LAN parties - but I'm not so good. After a long time (maybe a year - or more), I just stopped trying as I wasn't having fun. I wasn't getting invited much anyway since people don't want to play with someone who isn't very good
>Also, if you're kinda good at something, googling some pedagogy basics and teaching it for free in your spare time will make you meet grateful people.
I can teach you to write code and shoot guns
For the former, I already give talks at my local user group. I suppose I could try to advertise explicitly to beginners? I usually teach intermediate-to-advanced people (especially FP, monads, clean code, security, encryption)
For the latter, nobody (around me anyway) wants to learn