Note: This was created with Gemini. Prompt: Write an opening scene for a fantasy fiction novel set in a steampunk 18th century. Be descriptive and historically accurate. Avoid anachronism. The scene should involve Sebastian, a veryyoung tram driver in Zurich on a quest to understand the nature of knowledge and learning. Write in the style of Douglas Adams. Build mystery throughout the scene and end with an unexpected revelation. Write in Italian.
I tried many modules this weekend. Note that different themes have different words and key/vals in the above stanza so I better not confuse them. For instance, this page has a featured_image which only works with Ananke, and a image which probably works with other themes.
What I’ve tried so far:
Symlinking across all pages. so far only tried one - definitely golang won’t notice the changed symlinked file. Notice that STACK is currently in a DIFFEERENT place.
I love a few bands which I’m happy to share.
I play the piano
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_JwJ9fPGKg A guy playing DT on piano. Wow.
Since I was a kiddo, I thouroughly sucked at sport.
Then, one day, something changed.
2010: My first Marathon I moved to Ireland, where you need to drink 14-15 pints a week to keep training and I started getting weight. It was 2008, I was still young and 32. But Gino was growing.
The gym wasn’t, enough, I decided I would do the most incredible thing in my life: I’d run a full Marathon.
This article shows how you can easily inject a generic key/value into Google Cloud Monitoring and set up alerts on it. I use it to alert on disk space, and now also low battery!
This morning I was in London, and I forgot my charger at home. With plenty of time but 🪫 little battery, I thought: hey! I need to have a way to predict when my battery is low! And I need to do it in a totally overkill way!
The Original article here: https://medium.com/google-cloud/setting-cloudbuild-with-pulumi-in-python-330e8b54b2cf
TODO(7feb23): add this video as embedded: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jhWVNN8P_M (created on 6feb23)
A couple of weeks ago, I fell in love with Pulumi. it has everything I wanted from Terraform: easy to set up, easy config management, a nice UI for free, and most importantly… language Support! Pulumi is the best invention after Buffalo Pizza and has only a problem.. no Ruby support :/
Anyway, I’m so in love with ⬣ GCP (which happens to pay my salary, I got to admit), Cloud Build, Cloud Deploy, and in general CI/CD pipelines on Google Cloud that I wanted to give it a try.
TODO embed local video: 2023-02-03 Capriola as a Service.mp4
Silly video with my kid (so silly, but they get lots of positive votes) Book I’ve also started writing a Book of maths a few years back, when in Calabria with no internet, and I just wanted to dump memoery and ideas in a LateX document, and here’s the output:
My book on github: palladius/libromate Mathematical Analysis in LaTEX: Numbers, Derivation/Limits/Integrals, Taylor, the usual stuff, but in Italian, sorry)
