The overly-aggressive memory management of iOS and iPadOS 13.2 is a total buzzkill for productivity on the platforms. I really hope Apple fixes this in an update soon.
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Keith's Layers for #AWS Lambda & Python 3.7 - github.com/keithrozario/K… , including full build pipeline. Nice work, @keithrozario !
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Lego Mindstorm Robotoics; Perfect Program for STEM and Disciplinary #Literacies: quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/2019/11/05/leg…
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"text": "I am helping to coach my son's East Haddam Lego Mindstorm Team. You can not help the students design, code, or solve the task...which is great because I wouldn't realluy know how.I have concluded through my observations, as someone helping to facilitate their learning, that robotics provides a wonderful opportunity to build disciplinary literacies in STEM fields.At our last practice we opened with an overview of how light and gyroscope sensors work. Both teams decided to drop time based navigation and try a light sensor. Below you see one teams early efforts at writing a program.This program is a loop. The math these 6-8th graders solved wasn't complicated in a numerical sense but downright difficult in the logical sense of building the equation (Do not use for your own team it is not correct...see note about not being able to help).Here was the problem as you increased the speed the robot shook left and right more and more. Students had to solve the problem.It involved a few variablesS-The sensor-what light reading was getting picked up\nT-The target-what sensor number did you want the robot to use\nG-the gain- how far the robot swung left after veering right\nE-The error-what tolerance of off track is allowed\nC-The speed and command (how fast and where to go)\nTo stop the shaking students had to do a few steps. They had to figure out the values of being on black (on track), being on white (off track), and being halfway in between.Then they had to build the equation for the highest sensor rating (off track) and the lowest.In the equation of above it is S*.10-E(S). That gave the error which is then multiplied by a gain of 25 and this in turn was combined with speed to give the command...You then completed the same equation for the lowest. You then solve for rangeIf you wanted your robot to stay straight without shaking you needed to get the the error in each of your equations as close as possible. If not the robot would veer too much or have to make adjustments.Some Pics\u00a0",
"html": "<p>I am helping to coach my son's East Haddam Lego Mindstorm Team. You can not help the students design, code, or solve the task...which is great because I wouldn't realluy know how.</p><p>I have concluded through my observations, as someone helping to facilitate their learning, that robotics provides a wonderful opportunity to build disciplinary literacies in STEM fields.</p><p>At our last practice we opened with an overview of how light and gyroscope sensors work. Both teams decided to drop time based navigation and try a light sensor. Below you see one teams early efforts at writing a program.</p><p><img src=\"https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/file/1ab660898f18e1d3b67ed5acf5371263/thumb.png\" alt=\"coding block from lego mindstorm using the visdual sensor\" width=\"1024\" height=\"402\" />This program is a loop. The math these 6-8th graders solved wasn't complicated in a numerical sense but downright difficult in the logical sense of building the equation (Do not use for your own team it is not correct...see note about not being able to help).</p><p>Here was the problem as you increased the speed the robot shook left and right more and more. Students had to solve the problem.</p><p>It involved a few variables</p><ul><li>S-The sensor-what light reading was getting picked up</li>\n<li>T-The target-what sensor number did you want the robot to use</li>\n<li>G-the gain- how far the robot swung left after veering right</li>\n<li>E-The error-what tolerance of off track is allowed</li>\n<li>C-The speed and command (how fast and where to go)</li>\n</ul><p>To stop the shaking students had to do a few steps. They had to figure out the values of being on black (on track), being on white (off track), and being halfway in between.</p><p>Then they had to build the equation for the highest sensor rating (off track) and the lowest.</p><p>In the equation of above it is S*.10-E(S). That gave the error which is then multiplied by a gain of 25 and this in turn was combined with speed to give the command...</p><p>You then completed the same equation for the lowest. You then solve for range</p><p>If you wanted your robot to stay straight without shaking you needed to get the the error in each of your equations as close as possible. If not the robot would veer too much or have to make adjustments.</p><h2>Some Pics</h2><p><img src=\"https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/file/6519d801b39b91ab69b899c5cca0a7aa/thumb.jpg\" alt=\"the gameboard with a robot on track\" width=\"800\" height=\"600\" /></p><p>\u00a0</p><p><img src=\"https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/file/fff4ae0b84fe4dbb0de19333f37f163e/thumb.jpg\" alt=\"working on the program loop\" width=\"800\" height=\"600\" /></p><p><img src=\"https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/file/1dad0527563ae9b1021ddbca8d505e8d/thumb.jpg\" alt=\"young girl working on robot\" width=\"800\" height=\"600\" /></p><p><img src=\"https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/file/392c88e09f995cae3d877ca78f24f306/thumb.jpg\" alt=\"three kids working on code\" width=\"800\" height=\"600\" /></p>"
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Singapore you were charming as always!💖 Excuse us as we pop back to Europe to run a conference—see you in a jiffy!🙃 @baelathefox #rustfest (@ Singapore @ChangiAirport in Singapore) swarmapp.com/c/a3xN0Nvu5dF
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Father and son, Gabriel at 6 months. @ Yaoundé, Cameroon instagram.com/p/B4fd4Qjnmc-/…
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Interesting discussion of systems with built in openness or flexibility as a feature.
boffosocko.com/2019/11/05/tri…
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Me, this weekend, in a completely empty IMAX showing of Terminator. I guess everyone else traveled back in time to stop themselves from seeing it? xkcd.com/2222/
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Tesla charging us Plainview has some awesome stuff around it! (@ Organic Krush in Plainview, NY) swarmapp.com/c/0CH4P6J7GCK
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"text": "Hi there, just letting you know I've moved my blog to mblaney.xyz/blog. Please follow me there! Here's a copy of a post I published there earlier today:\n\n\n\nI wrote a post back in July called IndieWeb Goals, which hoped to have more updates soon.... and here we are in November!\n\n\nOh well I don't feel too bad about that. I had a new project in mind and I wanted to build it in stages, but it sort of needed everything working at the same time so I just got to work on it instead. That project is now online at I Haza Website:\n\n\n\nI would love it if you checked it out! The idea behind it is that I was putting all this work into my IndieWeb tools, but not making them accessible to anyone else. Now working on your own tools is fine, I don't believe there should be any expectation to make things for everyone. But I found myself thinking, what if I could? There have been questions about whether the barrier to entry in the IndieWeb is too high, and I know lots of people are taking on that challenge but I wanted to have a go at working on that myself.\n\n\nThat's when I found myself falling down a rabbit hole to create a website that make websites. So I'm quite happy that it's only November. \ud83d\ude09 I have just finished building my own website at mblaney.xyz, and am now writing here instead of my old blog at unicyclic.com/mal.\n\n\nMy old website, unicyclic.com, remains an important part of my IndieWeb setup, but I have finally come around to the idea that everyone should have their own domain. Multi-user domains like unicyclic.com or anything in the Fediverse miss out on something important, which is that we each need to be in control of our own identity on the web, no matter where our website is hosted. I think this is only going to become more important as the IndieWeb gains momentum.\n\n\nSo back to this latest project. It works by pointing a domain name at an IP address it provides, and then verifying your email. Once that happens I've made adding a website to the server as automated as possible, I really didn't want to make too much extra work for myself if someone else wants to use it. (And I hope they do!)\n\n\nThis was the bulk of the work I've done over the last few months, the deploy process for Dobrado now requires just a few clicks and after that updates are automatic. That means if I want to make improvements or bug fixes to my own website, the easiest way to do that is to roll out a new update, which all websites will now get at the same time. It also means all hosted websites are fully featured, encrypted by default, and come pre-configured to do everything you would expect on the IndieWeb. I'm pretty happy to have all that working and think it's a great place to continue IndieWeb development from.\n\n\nThe hardest part was that I use my reader every day, and I really didn't want to run a feed parsing and caching service on every new website. I could've continued to log in to unicyclic.com as my reader, but I think that would've meant switching back and forth between websites all the time. So the logical step was to add a Microsub client to Dobrado, since it was already a Microsub server. Now each website created by i.haza.website gets configured as a client, with unicyclic.com working as a shared server. The access token required for this is automatically created when the website is set up, so it's all working by the time you log in.\n\n\nSo if you know someone who's keen to get involved in the IndieWeb but not sure how to get started, feel free to share this with them. I've tried to make the sign up process as simple as I could, but please use the contact form if you have any feedback.",
"html": "Hi there, just letting you know I've moved my blog to <a href=\"https://mblaney.xyz/blog\">mblaney.xyz/blog</a>. Please follow me there! Here's a copy of a post I published there earlier today:<br /><br /><br />\nI wrote a post back in July called <a href=\"https://unicyclic.com/mal/2019-07-23-IndieWeb_Goals\">IndieWeb Goals</a>, which hoped to have more updates soon.... and here we are in November!<br /><br />\nOh well I don't feel too bad about that. I had a new project in mind and I wanted to build it in stages, but it sort of needed everything working at the same time so I just got to work on it instead. That project is now online at <a href=\"https://i.haza.website\">I Haza Website</a>:<br /><br /><img alt=\"\" src=\"https://unicyclic.com/mal/public/screenshot.png\" /><br /><br /><strong>I would love it if you checked it out!</strong> The idea behind it is that I was putting all this work into my <a href=\"https://indieweb.org\">IndieWeb</a> tools, but not making them accessible to anyone else. Now working on your own tools is fine, I don't believe there should be any expectation to make things for everyone. But I found myself thinking, <em>what if I could?</em> There have been questions about whether the barrier to entry in the IndieWeb is too high, and I know lots of people are taking on that challenge but I wanted to have a go at working on that myself.<br /><br />\nThat's when I found myself falling down a rabbit hole to create a website that make websites. So I'm quite happy that it's only November. \ud83d\ude09 I have just finished building my own website at <a href=\"https://mblaney.xyz\">mblaney.xyz</a>, and am now writing here instead of my old blog at <a href=\"https://unicyclic.com/mal\">unicyclic.com/mal</a>.<br /><br />\nMy old website, <a href=\"https://unicyclic.com\">unicyclic.com</a>, remains an important part of my IndieWeb setup, but I have finally come around to the idea that everyone should have their own domain. Multi-user domains like unicyclic.com or anything in the Fediverse miss out on something important, which is that we each need to be in control of our own identity on the web, no matter where our website is hosted. I think this is only going to become more important as the IndieWeb gains momentum.<br /><br />\nSo back to <a href=\"https://i.haza.website\">this latest project</a>. It works by pointing a domain name at an IP address it provides, and then verifying your email. Once that happens I've made adding a website to the server as automated as possible, I really didn't want to make too much extra work for myself if someone else wants to use it. (And I hope they do!)<br /><br />\nThis was the bulk of the work I've done over the last few months, the deploy process for <a href=\"https://dobrado.net\">Dobrado</a> now requires just a few clicks and after that updates are automatic. That means if I want to make improvements or bug fixes to my own website, the easiest way to do that is to roll out a new update, which all websites will now get at the same time. It also means all hosted websites are <a href=\"https://i.haza.website/features\">fully featured</a>, encrypted by default, and come pre-configured to do everything you would expect on the IndieWeb. I'm pretty happy to have all that working and think it's a great place to continue IndieWeb development from.<br /><br />\nThe hardest part was that I use my reader every day, and I really didn't want to run a feed parsing and caching service on every new website. I could've continued to log in to unicyclic.com as my reader, but I think that would've meant switching back and forth between websites all the time. So the logical step was to add a Microsub client to Dobrado, since it was already a Microsub server. Now each website created by <a href=\"https://i.haza.website\">i.haza.website</a> gets configured as a client, with unicyclic.com working as a shared server. The access token required for this is automatically created when the website is set up, so it's all working by the time you log in.<br /><br />\nSo if you know someone who's keen to get involved in the IndieWeb but not sure how to get started, feel free to share this with them. I've tried to make the sign up process as simple as I could, but please use the <a href=\"https://i.haza.website/contact\">contact form</a> if you have any feedback.<br /><br /><img alt=\"\" src=\"https://unicyclic.com/mal/public/screenshot2.png\" />"
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#oer doesn't need more guidance and governance.It just requires doing. Simply start by sharing what you do, learn, make, and reflect on in ways others can use.
Journeys start with steps not policies (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/s/26ENiP)
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"text": "#oer doesn't need more guidance and governance.It just requires doing. Simply start by sharing what you do, learn, make, and reflect on in ways others can use.\n\nJourneys start with steps not policies (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/s/26ENiP)",
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Just take notes on your own blog/website
- you always own them
- tool hunting is productivity time waste
- you can share collaborate, remix, etc
#pinboard
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Just take notes on your own blog/website
- you always own them
- tool hunting is productivity time waste
- you can share collaborate, remix, etc
#pinboard (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/s/ypS0a)
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You have to love designers...this is soo much copy and thought into what boils down to, "Capitalize all the letters and change some colors" facebook.design/companybrand (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/s/1nFCmL)
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You have to love designers...this is soo much copy and thought into what boils down to, "Capitalize all the letters and change some colors" https://facebook.design/companybrand
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Whoa @jina! You weren’t kidding about Popeyes!
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New post: Plaidophile: Current goings-on beesbuzz.biz/blog/5932-Curr…
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