#AWS data

[innovaticsblog]

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[hollis-art]

cant even use 👽 in the future. because of woke

[loislaina]

Data says trans rights

[nixcraft]

[stardatez3ro]

sometimes when i finish watching a tng episode i kinda just stand in a corner like this

and go what the fuck just happened .oh god .and then i continue with life

[studentbyday]

so help me god i will brave the boredom of (re-)learning R syntax through codecademy with my forest timer 🙏🏻

plan for the last few days of 2023:

physio ✅

laundry ✅

read moral philosophy article ✅

set up vscode for local work ✅

learn git and save portfolio to my own repo ✅ (btw, does anyone know whether you get to have access to the me50 repo years after you've finished cs50? would be nice to get to keep my work...)

forest stopwatch w/ learn R course ✅ (there's still quite a ways to go 😪 but at least i'm learning...i think... i'll probably still have to look up a bunch of things in the docs whenever i finally do my first project 😅)

slowly read 1 journal article on said lab's research ✅

write cover letter for a lab i want to work in ✅

🏁 do the quicker, high-priority tasks as fast as you can to get 'em outta the way!

[espy-heart]

Ive been working on this on and off for a week or so.

[rad-roche]

here's a shot in the dark. anybody have experience using obsidian for tabletop organisation? any tips?

[eynsavalow]

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[running-in-the-dark]

it's been a month since we moved into the new apartment -

I'm so stressed. everything is stressful. we're still not done building the kitchen but it's getting there (slowly). mostly we just need to wait until we get a couple parts that weren't in stock when we ordered the rest. I'm hoping it'll be done by next weekend.

some of it is very frustrating with my brain specifically. I'm so bothered by all the tiny little things that no one else would even notice - like, some of the handles on the drawers are very slightly crooked (as in, less than a millimeter higher on one side) - but for me it's so obvious that it's impossible to ignore. my husband didn't even know what I meant when I pointed it out to him. there's also been a few slightly bigger issues, but we've solved them now (I think).

my eye has been twitching for like three to four weeks. not all the time obviously, but every few minutes. it's very, very annoying.

we still have no new info about when we'll have internet finally. it could take a while still.

on Monday a guy has to replace something in the electric roller shutters in one room - but we don't know which one yet. so either I'll have to let him into my room (awful, uncomfortable, will have to tidy up tomorrow so he could even get to the window), or I'll have to get both our cats into their carrier if it's the one in my husband's room (awful, difficult, one of them doesn't like that so he'll be scared and I'll feel bad).

also on Monday the electrician will install our stove (if he has time). then we're getting two ikea deliveries. and I've got an appointment with my (new) GP because I need a prescription, and I'm very (verrry) nervous about it.

I miss watching TV. I miss tumblr and YouTube and messaging my friends whenever I want and sending them photos all the time. I miss order and structure and (some level of) routine. I miss using real cutlery (we still haven't found ours lol).

when I was finally starting to get used to the noises in this place, the family above us moved in with their baby that cries all the time very very loudly and most of the time right above my room. so now everything is different again and I'm not adjusting well and once again I can't sleep.

but, I've listened to 14 audiobooks since we moved! that's been nice. it was the same way when we moved the last time (just over a year ago..). my favourite by far was The Thursday Murder Club. I've got the other ones in the series but I'm trying not to listen to them too quickly, so I'm gonna listen to three other books first (one is done already, so I should get there on Monday or Tuesday hopefully).

[rabbiteclair]

today's great work conversation:

"hey, I posted to that API you wrote, and the data that came out on the other side contains stuff from the database instead of my request body. is that a bug?"

"why did you submit a request body? there's no mention of one in the story. that API doesn't expect, or look at, a request body. how did you even decide what to put in the body?"

"well it was left over from a different test and I didn't remove it"

[christiangeistdorfer]

SURPRISE ILKKA ATTACK ! i am pausing my blog for a few days while i get my travelling sorted. love u all 💞

[rainbowresurrection]

Omg I found this ancient drawing I did of Geordi & Data in high school (I apparently drew Geordi separately and taped him in there? How romantic)

[frosty-sneasel]

some... fanart, I suppose? of @joltik-guy I did on the bus today. went a bit rough on the shading (not even sure what i was trying to go for...) but I think it turned out nice!

I live in Nimbasa as well- so i've seen what you do firsthand. Great stuff- makes me wish I could do something similar sometimes, but that's not gonna happen. Anyways, you make the city feel a lot safer, and I really appreciate the work you do. Guess this is a way of giving back? I dunno where I was going with this.

Keep on being Unova's best (and only) superhero! I'm rooting for ya!

[firedjinni]

a puppet can be a creature too i think

(previously...)

[stardatez3ro]

watched a fistful of datas .i have some very inappropriate things to say about data as frank hollander