Saturday, February 24th, 2024
As a software developer, I often find myself analyzing problems through a technical lens. So, reading "Alberta's Brutal Water Reckoning" in The Tyee sent my mind down a unique path. While the article focuses on the social and political aspects of the water crisis, I couldn't help but think about the potential role of technology in mitigating its impact.
The article paints a stark picture of Alberta's water woes: dwindling snowpack, disappearing glaciers, and a growing population concentrated in water-scarce regions. It highlights the historical neglect of water management and the current government's perceived shortcomings in addressing the crisis.
Tags: droughtsustainability
Friday, February 23rd, 2024
French horn players, rejoice! Do you ever find yourself lost in a labyrinth of alternate fingerings, unsure which one will bring forth the perfect sound or intonation? You're not alone. The french horn, with its complex harmonic series, offers a multitude of options for each note, making choosing the right one a daunting task. But fear not!
Introducing your comprehensive french horn fingering chart, a revolutionary tool designed to illuminate the path to musical mastery. This chart goes beyond simply listing fingerings. It delves deeper, revealing the harmonic secrets behind each option.
Friday, February 16th, 2024
Lines of code, like notes on a staff, hold the potential for beautiful symphonies or jarring cacophonies. Writing code isn't just about functionality; it's about crafting instructions that are not only effective, but also elegant, sustainable, and a joy to work with. This is the essence of the philosophy of code: the pursuit of clean, maintainable, and efficient programming.
Friday, February 9th, 2024
In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, the pressure to constantly adopt new frameworks and libraries is immense. While they offer quick solutions and enticing features, an overreliance on them can create a ticking time bomb for your code's longevity. Let's explore how reducing dependencies and focusing on core language fundamentals can future-proof your code.
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2022
Since the Google timer is gone, I have implemented my own. Specify the desired hours, minutes, and seconds, then click start. The timer counts down, and sounds an audible alarm when the time reaches zero.
Tags: mini projecttimer