Michael Maclean
Michael Maclean
@mgdm.net
Developer, software architect, former sailor, occasional photographer, sometime cyclist, full-time geek. He/him.
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I blogged about my daft new social network mgdm.net/weblog/dotpl...
I have built an obscure and obtuse social network dotplan.space/about
I first saw this film when I was very young and have seen it many, many times since. It's one of my favourites. I took it at face value the first time have been too familar with it to be objective about it. But this video has some good points. (And I laughed out loud at the "it's regulation" bit)
@edouard.paris thanks for your post and repo at edouard.paris/notes/instal... - I just used it and it worked great!
@tailscale.com Your most recent blog post about Proxmox seems to 404, though it's linked from tailscale.com/blog
A couple of @akrabat.com's posts on uv have been useful to me today. Being able to define the dependencies inside the Python script is nice: akrabat.com/defining-pyt... And then it's made even nicer by being able to hide the uv interaction in the shebang: akrabat.com/using-uv-as-... Thanks Rob!
You can do something similar in nix-shell: nixos.wiki/wiki/Nix-she... I'm not sure if the two would interoperate well. I'm also not going to tie myself in knots finding out
By the power of matplotlib, we can turn this into a polar plot. This is heavily inspired by @lemonodor.bsky.social's code for plotting geese orientations: bsky.app/profile/lemo... The red line has been drawn at 215°, this far, no further. In TNG, there are four occurrences of a "mark 215"
Revisiting some old-school, non-LLM image analysis I did for fun a few years ago. What if @jonty.bsky.social took an overhead drone photo of hundreds of geese in a quarry and wanted to know which way they were facing?
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