- 2025-06-10
Python has been my go to language for years. It really has become my happy place. I’ve gotten really fast at converting my thoughts into python code. But it’s time for a change.
- 2025-02-16
An authentic picture of Joseph Fourier’s cat from the 1800s, provided by shoddy computer vision.
- 2025-01-24
My thoughts and takeaways from David Thomas’ and Andrew Hunt’s “The Pragmatic Programmer”.
- 2024-06-24
Brown noise generator for free. No network required. No more 12 hour youtube video.
- 2024-01-02
A list of all of the names in the US from Social Security Card applications since 1880, for fun and definitely not for profit.
- 2023-07-27
There was a ticking time bomb on my machine. It finally blew up and took docker with it - or at least it changed my impression of docker containers.
- 2023-05-29
At some point in the past few years I realized that working on a more and more git repos simultaneously led to me forgetting which clone are kept up to date and what changes they have, so I created a little tool to see the git status of many clones at once. I’m really surprised at how useful it has been for my workflow, and how I consistently use it every day. This tool essentially looks for git clones recursively (like find) and prints a one-line git status summary.