Give this short classical piece a listen, and see if you can spot which science fiction franchise's theme it inspired.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drG8QEi4uyA
A misleading log message from a refactoring, but cost some time investigating a dead end.
Living just high enough up a gradual slope in the Santa Clara Valley, the only damage we've had from the storms hitting California has been a few downed tree limbs. A long walk from here, trees down, power lines down, and some flooding. Farther out than that, and this https://twitter.com/PGE_Mayra/status/1612615809574240256
This is a fabulous find - one of the 16mm instructional films for programmers produced by Ethnotech has been uploaded to Youtube. It was released in 1975, but Its advice about refactoring is still relevant today.
2022 keeps delivering. With two hour left, I learn of a new (to me) PiPy supply chain attack, based on precedence. Oh dear.
https://pytorch.org/blog/compromised-nightly-dependency/
Debugging a problem with S3 (presigned URLS) that looks like we're outrunning eventual consistency. Reminded of the time a decade ago that we got faster desktops and tests started breaking because MSSQL would round timestamp fields to the nearest 1/200th of second, where the nearest might be in the future. Before the faster desktops, we never noticed.
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