
Staff Engineer with @MedStack. Open Source Contributor. Blogging at https://nitter.cf/t.co/RNNC7taXgg, building a rover at https://nitter.cf/t.co/Igz2jU41WJ
St. Catharines, Ontario
Joined July 2010
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In 2013 or so I realized that my Twitter experience was an echo chamber and I went out of my way to find people who weren't like me. Artists, historians, scholars. People who are LGBTQIA+, folks from other walks of life. It completely changed my world view.
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In my travels, what I see is that AWS and GCP customers are largely selling things to companies that sell things to other people. More customers == more usage.
(Though really, it's more a function of "how many engineers did they hire" that drives the cloud bill. Shhh!)
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3... 2... 1... 🚀
#OTD in 1977 at 8:56am ET, @NASAVoyager 1 launched into space atop Titan/Centaur-6 from @NASAKennedy. Cheers to more discoveries to come, Voyager 1. You've exceeded our wildest expectations.
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Integrated Circuit Manufacturing At Bell Labs In 1983 hackaday.com/2022/08/23/inte…
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Saturn is currently in a great spot for skywatchers: close to Earth (relatively speaking) while directly opposite the Sun in our night sky.
Though the full Moon may get in the way, a good telescope should still be enough to zoom in on the gas giant: go.nasa.gov/3bRqhiX

ALT The gas giant Saturn, seen here in shades of yellow, yellow-green and light blue with faint swirling clouds, dominates this image taken by the Cassini spacecraft. Its rings are barely visible, bisecting the photo as a straight line at a slightly upward angle, but they cast a large, curved shadow on Saturn's southern hemisphere. Saturn's moon Titan is visible on the left side of this image, in front of both Saturn and its rings.
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Hard to believe there’s no lineup.
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We celebrate the life of Nichelle Nichols, Star Trek actor, trailblazer, and role model, who symbolized to so many what was possible. She partnered with us to recruit some of the first women and minority astronauts, and inspired generations to reach for the stars.
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Demonstrate Danger, Safely hackaday.com/2022/07/30/demo…
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Kali Linux team to stream free penetration testing course on Twitch - @LawrenceAbrams
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Another one of my siblings show off our climbing skills.
Peru CSD’s Robotics class test driving the #marsrover - this student built robot is fabricated from scratch in a year long team project
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Go Jeb Go!
.@NASA_Astronauts open Starliner's hatch on @Space_Station for the first time and welcome #RosieTheRocketeer and Jebediah Kerman.
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Why are the so many conference talks about building new software and so few talks about how you deprecate old software?
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Author @dominicad has strong feelings about "best practices"...and she may change the way your organization thinks about these structures as well.
itrev.io/3pEmTLX
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A few weeks ago I proposed to my higher secondary students 🙋♂️ to use the line tracking sensor of the Maqueen robot 🤖 controlled with @microbit_edu for something different than following a black line #edtech #STEAM #STEM @EducaAndInnova #microbitChampions ✔️
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I finally finished my Little Lending Library. Or as the girls call it, The Book House.
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The forecast is trending as expected, so we're getting ready for a few hours of imaging.
Live Astrophotography starts around 9pm-ish ET.
twitch.tv/astrocanuck
#astronomy #Astrophotography #photography #space #stars #deepsky #fun
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Incident severity is much more about what the customers are feeling than what the computers are doing
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The #pico8 boot sequence / jingle was originally meant to mimic old hardware running tests on startup to check if something has gone horribly wrong. But before long, it genuinely become a test to see if something has gone horribly wrong.
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Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic, but sufficiently advanced geology is indistinguishable from rendering errors
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📝List of Machine Learning Models You Must Implement Before You Can Call Yourself a Data Scientist:
1. Any model you want
2. And honestly, you should probably start with data analysis, instead (which also makes you a data scientist)
3. That's it
4. Congratulations, you did it – at Seattle, WA




























