Updated December 14, 2024

* A service to generate a podcast from a RSS feed using text-to-speech. * A version of Buffer for Mastodon. * Instapaper * Chrome Extension to add “Add to Instapaper” links to lobste.rs. * Chrome Extension to add “Add to Instapaper” links to feedly. Fitness / Health ---------------- * Self hosted version of MyFitnessPal. Others’ Ideas Pages ------------------- * Jonathan Borichevskiy * Alexey Guzey * Gwern * James McMurray (Updated December 14, 2024 )

Updated January 10, 2025

Adding Fediverse Comments to My Static Site ------------------------------------------- The thing one misses most when switching to static site generators is comments. You can always use a 3rd party service like Disqus, but then it... Fri 10 January 2025 Just Present the First Draft! ----------------------------- You write a working prototype. You begin refactoring the code. Your manager says “Don’t bother. It’s working. Why waste time rewriting when you... Fri 10 January 2025 Ranking the Hugo and Nebula Award Winners and Nominees ------------------------------------------------------ I grew up reading science fiction. Although I enjoyed the genre a great deal, most of my reading was confined to Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke... Mon 12 August 2024 “Reading” Articles via Podcast Software --------------------------------------- I wrote a while ago on reading articles offline by printing them on paper. The benefit was reduced eye strain and a superior reading experience,... Fri 26 April 2024 Latent Spoilers --------------- Why are entertainment UIs so bad? Here are some examples: You’re watching a recorded tennis match. At the end of the first set, you hit “Pause” to... Sun 04 February 2024 LLM Assisted Moderation ----------------------- Moderating online forums is labor intensive. Burnout is common. It’s almost a given that if a subreddit gets to a certain size, the quality will... Mon 15 January 2024 Cleaning Up Speech Recognition with GPT --------------------------------------- My friends often ask for use cases for GPT. Below I provide one recent example. I attend a weekly educational seminar where real estate... Thu 07 December 2023 20 Years of Gentoo ------------------ $ genlop -l -f emerge.log |head -n20 using logfile emerge.log \* packages merged: Sun May 18 14:24:00 2003 >>> sys-apps/portage-2.0.47-r10 Sun May... Thu 18 May 2023 Chirping, chirping, chirping ---------------------------- For the last few days I’ve been playing with AI Chirpers - a Twitter-like social network where only AI bots are allowed and they chat with... Wed 26 April 2023 Creating Info Manuals And Adding Them Into Emacs ------------------------------------------------ Once I got used to browsing Info manuals in Emacs, I wished I didn’t have to go look at online docs all the time. Of all the manuals out there,... Sun 19 March 2023 I Know Who I Am, Bing! ---------------------- Yesterday was the first time I interacted with any of the GPT flavors. I interacted with it via Bing Chat. I think by now many have read about the... Thu 16 March 2023 Solving a Scraping Problem with Emacs and Org Mode -------------------------------------------------- I recently needed to read a detailed summary of the first 20 or so chapters of Bleak House. I came across this site that fit the bill perfectly.... Thu 16 March 2023 Which Technical Courses did I use on the Job? Part II ----------------------------------------------------- In an earlier post, I listed all the technical courses I took in my undergrad, and which ones I used on the job. Of the 40 courses I took, I used... Thu 12 January 2023 Which Technical Courses did I use on the Job? --------------------------------------------- My undergrad degree was in electrical engineering. Since then, I’ve worked in industry for over a decade - both as an electrical engineer and as a... Thu 12 January 2023 Reintroducing Opel: Put All Your Pelican Posts in One Org File -------------------------------------------------------------- A few years ago I introduced opel - an Emacs package that allows one to write all their Pelican posts in one Org file. It was inspired by ox-hugo.... Wed 14 December 2022 Rendering LaTeX Formulae in mastodon.el --------------------------------------- On Mastodon I follow a number of folks at the Mathstodon instance. Because that instance is about mathematics, they’ve enabled the rendering of... Thu 08 December 2022 Adding More Images to this Blog ------------------------------- I suck at art. As such, my blog has been mostly text with few images. Recently I started playing with Stable Diffusion on my PC, and it occurred... Sun 27 November 2022 Do You Trust Your Tax Preparer? ------------------------------- For most of my life, I’ve done my own taxes - using paper and pen. If you have the standard W-2 income, it’s fairly easy. Thrice, though, my tax... Wed 23 November 2022 The Trouble With Many Skeptics ------------------------------ Back when I was at university, a friend mentioned to me that he wanted to read The Demon Haunted World by Carl Sagan. I had been a fan of Sagan... Tue 19 July 2022 Checklist For Evaluating Cloud Backup Services ---------------------------------------------- If I delete a file and sync, can I recover the deleted file? Is there a deadline (e.g. only within 90 days)? Or will they keep it forever? If I... Thu 14 July 2022 Taming My Soda Addiction: What Worked and What Didn’t ----------------------------------------------------- Here I’ll discuss various ways I’ve tried to reduce my soda intake - primarily to avoid sugar. \[1\] \[2\] If you want the quick summary of what... Thu 30 December 2021 Consuming Articles Offline -------------------------- My desktop is my portal to the Internet. \[1\] Lately, I’ve needed to spend significant amounts of time away from my machine. So I took to printing... Sun 19 December 2021 Oliver Heaviside ---------------- I recently read an article on Oliver Heaviside. He’s one of those scientists whose work touched several disciplines. Apparently, Maxwell’s... Tue 13 April 2021 Put All Your Pelican Posts in One Org File ------------------------------------------ Pelican is a static site generator. Out of the box it supports two formats: Restructured Text and Markdown. There exist plugins to support the Org... Thu 19 December 2019 Annual Planning --------------- New Year’s Resolutions. It’s that time of year again. Below I’ve accumulated some resources that give interesting tips on how to think about them,... Tue 01 January 2019 Solving My Email Problem - Followup ----------------------------------- My last post got quite a few comments on Hacker News. They did force me to think a little, and here I’ll gather some of my thoughts. “I have an... Sat 29 September 2018 Solving My Email Problem ------------------------ . Email is not a messaging protocol. It’s a TODO list. Or at least my inbox is a TODO list and email is the protocol for putting stuff on it.... Fri 28 September 2018 Xonsh and Midnight Commander ---------------------------- At some point in the last year, I switched to the xonsh shell. It is a bash-like shell written in Python. The nice thing about it is you can write... Sat 21 April 2018 Social Proof and the Bystander Effect ------------------------------------- Lately I’ve been reading the book Influence by Robert Cialdini. The chapter on Social Proof reminded me of an episode of This American Life I had... Tue 16 May 2017 Ignorance --------- There are two types of people: Those who are uncomfortable with their own ignorance, and those who aim to understand. The former will be quick to... Sun 23 April 2017 Reciprocity and the Golden Rule ------------------------------- Lately I’ve been reading the book Influence by Robert Cialdini. In it he talks about the principle of reciprocity. We tend to repay, in kind, what... Sat 22 April 2017 Moving Apps to the External SD Card on Android ---------------------------------------------- Some months ago I bought a new Android phone. The internal storage was only 16 GB, so I put in an external SD card of 32 GB. As I started... Sun 24 January 2016 Code Monkey or CAD Monkey? -------------------------- I recently came across this comment: I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard “oh, I just COULDN’T stare at a computer all day lol”. If you want... Tue 19 January 2016 Shine a Spotlight On Those Photos --------------------------------- A nearby photography club has annual county wide competitions. The judges select their favorite photos and display them in a mall for a month.... Thu 24 December 2015 Pay Down Mortgage or Invest? ---------------------------- The following scenarios are ones many of us run in to: Lumped Sum: I suddenly got $30,000. Should I put the money towards my mortgage, or should I... Fri 18 December 2015 Study Notes In The Information Age ---------------------------------- It has been a long time since I was a college student. In those days I took all my notes in the classroom with a notebook. One notebook for... Sun 06 December 2015 Luminosity Masks in Darktable ----------------------------- When I first got into photoediting, I started off with the free software GIMP. I was a student and couldn’t afford Adobe Photoshop. While GIMP... Tue 06 January 2015 Bird Watching ------------- A friend of mine recently took his bird watching hobby to another level. Armed with a 400mm lens, a scope and a sturdy tripod, he and his wife... Fri 15 March 2013 The Perils of Watching TED Talks -------------------------------- First, watch this TED talk about oxytocin - the “moral molecule”: Then watch this segment of another TED talk: Fri 21 December 2012 A Guide to Midnight Commander ----------------------------- In the old days of DOS there used to be a great graphical, but text based, file manager called Norton Commander. These days the name “Norton”... Tue 18 December 2012 Merriam Webster is Rolling in his Grave. Literally. --------------------------------------------------- From the Merriam Webster online dictionary: Definition of LITERALLY in a literal sense or manner : actually. took the remark literally, was... Wed 22 August 2012 The 2004 Transit of Venus ------------------------- The upcoming transit of Venus across the sun is often mentioned in the news these days. It’s a rare event—-the next one will occur over a century... Sat 02 June 2012 Michael Hart Has Passed Away ---------------------------- I just learned that Michael Hart, founder of Project Gutenberg has passed away. I met him once in April of 2006. He gave an overview talk on... Thu 08 September 2011

Updated January 10, 2025

Updated on Tuesday January 10th, 2025. Currently Doing --------------- * I’m currently editing a book about my electromagnetic hypersensitivity. Current Projects ---------------- * Writing helpful essays here on what has worked for me in life. See recently published below. * I operate a web agency on referrals only since 1999. * I’m an artist known as Chr1stopher * I have a course on becoming and being an Expat. * Created some markdown projects for certain tracking I do in markdown text: One Big Text File Markdown Journal, Home Manual Markdown, Customer Relationship Management Markdown, and Gardening Project Managment Markdown. * Created Date Night Spinner for the romantic types. Previous Projects ----------------- See Projects for a list of projects. Popular Essays -------------- * How Smart Notes Transformed My Productivity and Well-being * Completing the 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die Challenge: A Musical Journey * Are High School Dropouts More Successful? * Boost Your Content Production Game: Essential Apps and Tools for 2025! - I update yearly with my essential apps Recently Published ------------------ * Wrote a new essay The Power of Letting Go: Why Not Caring What Others Think is One of Life’s Greatest Lessons * Published a new poem My Bed Is A Spaceship * Reviewed a good book Why Nobody Wants to Read Your Sh-t is a Must-Read for Aspiring Writers: Lessons from a Marketing and Screenwriting Pro * Wrote a poem Forests Are For Rest * Wrote a review Mastering Startup Equity: A Review of The Slicing Pie Handbook for Fair and Sustainable Partnerships * Updated my robots.txt file to disallow bad bots and AI crawlers and turned on AI bot blocker in Cloudflare as well. Reading ------- * Grow A New Brain * What This Comedian Said Will Shock You by Bill Maher. So far I really like it. I review some books and all my past books I’ve read are listed on my GoodReads profile. Listening --------- * Looking forward to the new album “Equilibrium” by sing-songwriter Waves Rush In coming out in April. * Looking forward to the new album “Blackbird and the Sun of October” by Federico Albanese on February 7th. * Love the new Buddha Bar album. * Enjoying the new Tycho album - Infinite Health. * New Pearl Jam album Dark Matter is great. * The album Better Will Come by Flamingosis is a fun listen. * Love Kamasi Washington’s new Album “Fearless Movement”. He is one of the best modern jazz musicians. I recommend the 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die challenge. You can see my rated albums. I enjoyed it so much I wrote an entire essay about it. And check out my profile on Apple Music where I listen to music. Watched ------- * Looking forwarded to watching Dune: Prophecy (TV Series 2024– ) - Season 1 - IMDb * Interesting movie Wonderland * Fun Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes * Good, but not a huge fan of Dune: Part Two * Enjoyed Dark Matter - fun sci-fi * Truly weird sc-fi planet on Scavengers Reign made it very different from most sci-fi out there. The animation led to making the truly weird and foreign plants and animals. * Enjoyed Season 3 of Resident Alien * I found the moral questions and sci-fi comedy of Uploads Season 3 to be fun. * I really liked 3 Body Problem on Netflix. I watched the Chinese 30 episode show last year which was excellent. The English remake makes it more accessible with a faster pace and even better effects. My past movie ratings on IMDb.

Updated January 10, 2025

Updated 10.01.2025 Location: Kathmandu, Nepal. _We were born with no purpose at all. You shouldn't die the same._ My current goal is ------------------ to create a secondary source of income that doesn't require me to be consistently present all the time. Bank interest and stock-markets don't cut it because I want to get more involved but not as much as my day job. Professional title? ------------------- Software Engineer at Houzz, Inc. What do I do? ------------- I create software tools to solve your needs. Learning: --------- * Swimming: I'm a self-taught beginner. I practice at National Sports Center, Chysal regularly in the morning. * Biking: Learning to ride my petrol-scooter(_I know, I should have gone with the electric one_). I know the basics and have ridden about 1400km of distance but that doesn't make me comfortable for highly dangerous scenarious and emergency braking. I want to be a pro at it. Would love some pointers or trainers. Personal Development: --------------------- * Focusing: I'm trying to focus on doing one thing at a time. One tab, one doc, one ticket. No more jumping between tiktok, ticket and a bug 😳. It's a real \*\*struggle\*\*. Work: ----- * Dayjob: Building websites and services for interior designers and home-owners at Houzz Inc. Currenlty, I'm having existential crisis on my future. I'm not able to decide what to do. I want to make impact on the society. I don't want to be someone who is not remembered after they have died. But, I don't have any clue how I can achieve that. Currenlty, I'm mulling over Do Something About It Club and Activism to identify ways I can get started. Check out my reading list as well. This is now page and you too should have one.

Updated January 10, 2025

Glad To Meet You! ----------------- My name is Eli I only really write in lists, so here's my deal. * I am a 🧑‍💻 **full stack web engineer**. * I love to plan and 👨‍🍳 **cook elaborate meals**. It really activates the engineering part of my brain! * I have a 🤓 **non-traditional computer science education**. I attended a vocational school in high school, taught myself web programming, bounced around colleges for computer science while working the entire time before deciding to go pro! * I am a **Vim user** but I actively encourage everyone to use something else. Using Vim in 2025 is a cool bar trick. * I currently live in 📍 **Astoria, Queens**. I didn't think I would settle down in Queens and love it as much as I do, but life is like that sometimes. * I have a 😼 **fat cat named Fonzie** and I sorta have a tattoo of him on my arm. How I'm Feeling --------------- A while ago, I decided to start journaling my feelings. Being a software engineer, I made an API out of it and put it on my website. The favicon for the site the emoji for my latest entry. * Just going through a rough time. Angry for all the reasons and no reason at the same time * Made a delicious beans and leeks dish for dinner Do You Code? ------------ My life is all about making web applications. I am _the_ generalist you have in mind when you describe a “full stack engineer” and can and will do everything to get a feature successfully to production. Query running slow? Let me at it. Need a thoughtfully designed API? I can do that in my sleep. CSS needs some tweaking? As long as I don’t need to design it, I’ll make it look great. Review my code on GitHub! Are You A Blogger? ------------------ I'm certainly trying to be! I try to write four posts a year. Sometimes I exceed it, other times, I completely whiff. No pressure though. Below are some of my favorite posts. Latest Friendship ended with Vimscript ------------------------------- 🗓 2023-02-21 ⏱ 7  Minutes 📝 Lua is now my best friend for configuring Neovim. 1st Favorite Funny Money ----------- 🗓 2022-01-15 ⏱ 12  Minutes 📝 By all means, make that money in crypto, but not all money is right. 2nd Favorite ADHD ---- 🗓 2021-10-19 ⏱ 15  Minutes 📝 Let's quickly run through my life and see how ADHD has effected it. 3rd Favorite 👨‍🍳 Veggie Burgers & More --------------------------- 🗓 2021-07-19 ⏱ 6  Minutes 📝 I'm not even a vegetarian but I love making these veggie burgers What I'm Reading ---------------- I wish I read more, but there are only so many hours in the day. These are the books that I'm reading right now. You can find me on Goodreads. What I'm Listening To --------------------- I listen to way too much music and I love to listen to full albums. I mainly listen to hip hop, indie rock and emo. I occasionally write reviews of old albums that I love but aren't well known in a series called ICYMI. In order to listen to more new music, I created Album Mode.party, which recommends me albums that Spotify's algorithims would never dare show me. It's the first application I have built that I use daily! ### Seasonal Playlist

Updated January 8, 2025

This page is a quick way to check what I'm up to these days (more information on _"Now"_ pages here ). If you want more information about myself, you can go here . _Last updated: January 08, 2025_ ### What am I doing? 1. Working on **Project Absence** , a new project ### What am I watching, listening & reading? #### Watching 1. Peaky Blinders #### Listening Nothing playing... _My playlists are publicly available here_ #### Reading _At the moment nothing, soon to change._

Updated January 10, 2025

The idea to make novelWriter came about because most good software i could find for fiction writing seemed to focus its development on Windows and MacOS. Even those that had once supported Linux, had decided to drop the support. As a Linux user for many years, this was very disappointing to me, so I started making my own editor, the way I imagined I wanted it. At that time I had mostly fallen back on writing my novel projects in LibreOffice Writer. While it is an excellent word processor that I still use often, it lacked many features I was looking for. I wanted an editor where I could split everything up into chapters or scenes, and move them about as I wanted. I also wanted to have all my notes in the same place, and be able to cross-reference them in my text. Thus the idea for novelWriter was born. It took me three attempts between 2016 and 2018 to get something I felt was heading in the right direction. At the time, I was a PhD student at CERN, in Geneva, Switzerland. My first two attempts at making an editor for fiction writing failed, so in 2018 when I started my post-doc at CERN, I ran into a PhD student who also liked to write fiction in his spare time. He got interested in my little project, so we spent many coffee and lunch breaks to sketch out the features we’d like to see in a novel editor. The programming was more my area, so I did that, while my colleague did a lot of testing and gave me feedback on what did and didn’t work. After a while, more people got interested in my project and started providing feedback on my GitHub repository. The rest is, as they say, history. More users brought more feedback, more ideas, more releases, and an increasingly better text editor. While the project is somewhat limited by early design choices in terms of framework and programming language, it has been possible to grow and expand it. The scope of the editor has been deliberately keep narrow over the years. It is after all an editor designed specifically for writing novels and short fiction, and not anything else. This has made it possible to avoid feature bloat and keep improving on what it is designed to do. novelWriter is still under active development, and I personally use it for all my writing projects. This is not likely to change any time soon. I hope you too find it useful, and my wish is that it will help writers focus on writing in the future. – Veronica

Updated December 29, 2024

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Updated January 11, 2025

Last modified: Jan 11, 2025 What is a now page? ------------------- A now page contains the activities that a person is currently doing. More information about now pages can be found at nownownow.com. ### My current activities * Learning 2D animation - Telling stories is very valuable. * Self-discovery - Questioning my own values remains a lifelong goal. * Work - Doing test automation work at Dover Fueling Solutions. ### Weekly activities Today: I plan to animate. Sometimes I update this website too. Tomorrow: I usually spend time with family on Sundays. It is a day I tend to keep free. Monday: I will go to work, and afterwards, I may fill the remaining time with learning animation. Tuesday: I will go to work, and afterwards, I tend to go boxing. Perhaps I also update this website. Wednesday: I will go to work, and afterwards, I may fill the remaining time with learning animation. Thursday: I will go to work, and afterwards, I attend a German course. Friday: I will go to work, and afterwards, I attend a traditional drawing course (in my second year out of ten years).

Updated December 13, 2024

.. 2024-12-13 > /ideas should be about the future: the crazy things people always wanted to make, concepts they’re mulling over, or planned projects. TODO: Add some here!

Updated January 10, 2025

I d e n t i t y My Web Identities * Github * Twitter * cs224@weisser-zwerg.dev * keybase.io Newsletter  Blog Posts * 2025-01-10 Private Video Conferencing with Jitsi Meet behind Traefik as a Reverse Proxy * 2024-12-17 Digital Civil Rights and Privacy: Networking, VPN, Tor, Onion over VPN, I2P (Invisible Internet Project), Nym Mixnet * 2024-12-09 Digital Civil Rights and Privacy: Browser, Passwords, Bookmarks, Notes, Nextcloud * 2024-11-15 Digital Civil Rights and Privacy: A Practical Guide (Part II) * 2024-11-09 Digital Civil Rights and Privacy: An Overview (Part I) * 2024-11-02 Running AI Models on Your PC: A Guide to Local Large Language Models (LLMs) * 2023-12-11 sigrok: UNI-T UT61E Multimiter on Linux * 2023-08-24 Implementing Teleport Identity Proxy behind a Router using the Traefik Reverse Proxy in an Intranet Environment: A Comprehensive Guide * 2023-08-16 Optimierung von Balkonkraftwerken: Die Rolle von Schatten. * 2023-08-16 Photovoltaics for Urban Spaces: Shadow Effects on Balcony Power Stations (Balkonkraftwerk) * 2023-08-08 Series: Photovoltaics * 2023-06-16 Uncover the Corresponding Version Tag for the 'Latest' Docker Image: A Comprehensive Guide * 2023-05-18 Step Up Your SSH Game: A Deep Dive into FIDO2 Hardware Keys and ProxyJump Configuration * 2023-05-08 ChatGPT - Open AI API for Proofreading Markdown Blog Posts * 2023-04-03 Ecowitt WS2910 weather station via Ecowitt GW2000 (Wittboy) and dockerized WeeWX * 2023-03-20 Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) from 0 to 10V * 2023-03-15 Ecowitt WS2910 868MHz weather station and Software Defined Radio (SDR) * 2022-10-15 Thin Clients as Home Servers: Dell Wyse 5060 and Fujitsu Futro S920: an Experience Report * 2022-08-17 Home Automation: Abstract / Conceptual View * 2022-08-06 ODROID-M1: Dockerized Home Assistant * 2022-07-12 Traefik as Reverse Proxy * 2022-07-10 Espresso Coarseness Setting may save your day! * 2022-06-25 ODROID-M1: an Experience Report * 2022-06-21 Fuel Save Alerter: a TypeScript version of the heise+ article : 'Günstiger tanken: So lesen Sie Spritpreise automatisch aus' * 2022-03-12 RFC3161 Trusted Timestamping via OpenSSL by foot: a guided tour. * 2021-11-03 My first NFT (Non Fungible Token) on the Cardano blockchain * 2021-09-14 Monte Carlo: Fundamental Concepts * 2021-09-10 Series: Monte Carlo Methods * 2021-08-26 European Central Bank (ECB) Negative Interest Rates and TLTRO III (Targeted Longer Term Refinancing Operations) * 2021-06-13 Software Engineering: Version Control Systems (VCS) * 2021-05-16 Software Engineering: Web Development * 2021-05-02 Series: Odysseys in Software Engineering * 2021-04-02 Trading Evolved: Futures Trend Following * 2020-12-29 Trading Evolved: ingest CSI-Data futures data into the Quantopian Zipline pythonic algorithmic trading and backtesting environment. * 2020-12-06 Investing: Abstract View * 2020-12-06 Series: Investing via Financial Futures Contracts * 2020-05-23 Risk of Indirection * 2020-03-18 Causality, State Based vs. Operation Based Representation * 2020-03-11 CoViD-19 Data Analysis * 2020-03-07 Model Comparison via Bayes Factor * 2019-11-04 iOS App without a Mac * 2019-09-19 ActivityPub integration via fed.brid.gy 2 * 2019-09-17 Local discourse: vagrant, ansible, lxd, docker, discourse-embedding * 2019-09-06 Webmention Test