Ask HN: Anyone in SF want to skillshare/hack on cool stuff?

Hi HN, I live in San Francisco and I work as a generalist web developer for a non-profit. I have some product ideas and some ideas that I think of as "anti-products", the sort of thing that would be enormously useful but would repel money.

I like stuff involving maps, data visualization, web products that add a useful extra layer over something physical, and stuff that helps solve social problems (police brutality is the biggest one on my radar right now).

I'm really, really good at design, ux programming, and the basics of getting a relatively simple CRUD app working and deployed, and I've made some cool stuff, but none of my friends or co workers do any kind of programming, so I usually work alone. That makes it difficult to actually finish things.

I'm looking for someone who's a little bit weaker on UX but stronger on backend and deployment, for skill trade and helping me bring some of my ideas (or yours) to completion.

So let's hack together. I like javascript and python mainly but I'm willing to learn other things. Get at me if you're interested, email is in my profile.