@anomalily sounds like an amazing trip! Want to meet up when you’re in Reykjavík?
@anomalily sounds like an amazing trip! Want to meet up when you’re in Reykjavík?
There’s a lot of truth about learning techniques in Psychology 101 Chapter 0: how to study this book. I particularly like the use of red herring vocabulary in incorrect quiz answers as a way of making rote memorization an unfeasible learning method in favour of actual understanding of the topics.
Having read it, I’m now left wanting to read the entire course.
@benwerd love that game.
#TIL I’ve been confusing steganography with stenography
@brucel another handy trick is to view source in Firefox. Malformed HTML is red and bold, easy to see.
That fuzzy feeling when people give you really, really high resolution graphics to work with.
I forgot how much fun even the simplest video editing was.
Wooooooooooooooooooooo! #cometlanding
For one brief moment there I thought the ESA #rosetta livestream MC made a Too Many Cooks reference.
Got distracted trying to find somewhere to put smelly bananas, ended up cleaning the kitchen and arranging all my jars in order of colour, which, apparently, my panorama software cannot handle:
The Heroku python client library is horribly out of date, and many simple things which should work don’t, throwing confusing errors. Here’s my version:
# coding: utf-8
import requests
HEROKU_URL = 'https://api.heroku.com'
class Client():
def __init__(self, api_key, heroku_url=None):
self.heroku_url = HEROKU_URL if heroku_url is None else heroku_url
self.session = requests.Session()
self.session.headers.update({'Accept': 'application/vnd.heroku+json; version=3'})
self.session.auth = ('', api_key)
def get(self, path):
r = self.session.get('%s/%s' % (self.heroku_url.rstrip('/'), path.lstrip('/')))
r.raise_for_status()
return r.json()
def post(self, path, data=None):
r = self.session.post('%s/%s' % (self.heroku_url.rstrip('/'), path.lstrip('/')), data=data)
r.raise_for_status()
return r.json()
Add similar methods for DELETE if you find you require it. I haven’t yet, as the idea of programatically being able to delete apps is much more worrying than the ability to create them.
Currently #listening to Ekkillinn frá Álfahamri by FUNI. Wow. Beautiful singing and guitar harmonies.
Mozilla’s choice to rebrand Aurora as “Developer Edition” is concerning to me because it perpetuates the annoying status quo of a) development being something reserved for developers, and b) pushing different software for creation and consumption. It seems somewhat contrary to the webmaker.org (another Mozilla project) ethos.
Migrating a lot of my unorganised, unlinked text file notes and lyrics into a Smallest Federated Wiki, initially locally for experimentation and emphasis on offline use. Coming up with ideas for plugins I want to make:
Loving Muha’s crisp sounds. Modern Eastern European folk with a gurdy is a good combo:
How exactly is the word “vocabis” phrased in the C14 song? If you speak (and sing) fluent medieval Spanish latin it’s probably obvious, but for the rest of us, there’s YouTube.
America’s solution to voter apathy: a “genderless, sexless and raceless
” cardboard dinosaur with huge googly eyes, which “aspires to become “a manifestation that can just be loved.”
”
I, for one, am in favour.
@tungufoss excellent, thanks — I shall use “gott” for everything now and pull the “I REJECT THE GENDER BINARY” card if anyone tries to correct me :)
@tungufoss oh cool! I’ve not heard it used for bassoons before, but have seen it referring to organ stops named after the bassoon. Þetta er góður blásturshlóðfæri :)
I’m going to the Já List! Husið Film Night tomorrow! We’ll be showing Citizen Architect, a film about radical architecture education, and eating tasty food. Join us!
RÚV covered Já List Husið! jalisthusid.withknown.com/2014/ruv-story-on-jlhusid (in Icelandic):
For more about what we’re doing, check out the manifesto (Icelandic and English): jalisthusid.withknown.com/2014/manifesto-of-the-jalist-husi