Adding Tinylytics by @vincent tinylytics.app
Adding Tinylytics by @vincent tinylytics.app
Spending a rainy afternoon massaging build environments to strip out old analytics code from a bunch of old sites built with various years-old frameworks. What a delight.
It’s been a while since our bobcat has been around, but just saw her out the office window again this morning. Nice to have one more visit before we move away in a couple weeks.
Fencing off Görli would be absolutely tragic. I ran there at all hours. My then infant son and I walked there essentially daily. Never anything but pleasant interactions with the people they want to remove. A perfect example of a proposal made by policymakers who don’t live in a place for a constituency that also doesn’t live in that place.
Back in Santa Fe after a road trip to Ohio and back for the kid to visit school friends. Snow is falling out the window, and I’d love to get out for a run in it, but so much catching up to do.
Ran to the top of Atalaya Mountain from the St. John’s College trailhead this morning. That’s been on my list since arriving in Santa Fe. Nice to have finally recovered enough from my injuries to have recovered enough strength to do it.
Tourist: My neighborhood outdoor gear shop here in Santa Fe has a wonderful selection of well-selected used gear and new gear from smaller and less-common suppliers. The owner is welcoming and always patient with my son’s constant fiddling with his carefully arranged displays. It’s a lovely place. @touristsantafe
I paused my run in Flagstaff this morning for a long freight train standing at the corner with the main rail depot on Route 66. Hyper-authenticity.
I’ve listened to the Lapgan record a lot over the last year, so I’m stoked that this collaboration with Heems has been pushed up.
Getting ready to drive up to Pajarito for a big snow day and realizing that I’ve been wearing this same Patagonia capilene top for over 25 years. Pretty good gear.
Worried about getting stuck with ‘tutorial syndrome’ and decided to go ahead and break out of this book and create a project of my own. Will be interesting to see if this one sticks or if I find myself blowing it up in a week or two.
Took a break from work to go on a 5 mile run up on Waldo Mesa. Checked out the Madrid cemetery. Wish I could have stayed longer, but the local dogs were not pleased with me.
Test posts in ephemeral testing databases turning into revelatory journal entries this morning.
Listening to KMRD-LP before the sun comes up in Madrid, reacquainting myself with Django, and getting ready for a couple of days of private focus.
Portishead came up on coffee shop playlist, and now I’m going to be stuck listening to nothing but this for the rest of the week.
Perpetual Doom just announced two new Bill Baird records later this spring, and I am stoked.
Actually, the documentation shows non-ISO-8601 formatted dates, but it seems that it’s actually robust enough to handle variable date formats. It’s just that the since= parameter has stopped working completely in the last day or two.
Today I learned that the since date parameter on Todoist API calls is not ISO-8601 formatted so my task archive has been filling up with duplicate tasks now that we’ve switched from a double-digit month to a single-digit month. What a bunch of sickos.
I missed this Thee Conductor record led by Jason Butler and featuring Bonnie Prince Billy, Jana Horn, and other notables when it came out digitally a couple years ago, but I just pre-ordered the Perpetual Doom cassette and have been listening to my download all afternoon.
Picture me on my way back from a frustrating ankle injury starting my year with a pre-dawn 7 mile run in the warm rain in Houston, TX.
It’s going to be in the 70s later today in Houston on New Year’s Eve. Some time in the last couple days I think they clicked over a full year without a freezing temperature. Now that we’re only here during the winter every few years, you can really tell the difference.
Rainy Christmas morning with our star lantern we bought in Berlin years ago finally hanging over my little corner desk.
Didn’t have my suitcase for a week, but it finally arrived so I have a couple of days to lock in some sea level miles before going back to Santa Fe.
Finally trying out Lingon X to run some periodic scripts from my basement server.
Working on long-term personal projects on a rainy Christmas weekend in Belgium, and Gitlens is showing me 364, 365 days since I last touched any of this code. Tradition.