I saw some otters in the snow today! Along the canal. A big one and a little one.

I really enjoy Map Music by Andrew Hodson. It's a 2004 album of ambient music made from sounds recorded on the Newcastle Metro (underground), designed to be listened to during one journey of the main loop of the Metro.

I've got a load (~130)of these plugtops that go with certain Ideal Power - Designing and manufacturing PDU power supplies, but I can't use those PSUs any more cos of new regulations. What shall I do with them?

Listened to this at a museum.

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Love this print, so proud of it and it's one of my favourites. Going off to a new home today (thank you!), so felt I needed to take some glamour shots before it goes.

Visualising the journey from closed to open source. I feel like I want a more compelling or descriptive metaphor than boxes of abstract functions and adapters. Though I am enjoying colouring-in.

I never complain about McDonald's , but when I do it's about the size of the salad.

I pulled this card apart because it was stopping a pc from booting but then I realised the pc wasn't booting because the CPU power connector wasn't on and probably wasn't anything to do with this. I enjoyed seeing the big chips though, what an odd thing to enjoy.

Would any Edinburgh homies like two tickets for The Dead Don't Die, the Jim Jarmusch zombie film, at the Omni at 20:35?

Tetsuooooooooo!!!

Great episode! Offering new Devs the opportunity for mastery in tech when everything is so delivery-focussed and changing so quick is a really hairy challenge.

Imma being hyper productive today.

Great morning at The University of Edinburgh listening to our MSc Student Alex present his dissertation. Demonstrating the power of #MachineLearning within #LandRegistration #data for Registers of Scotland. Huge thanks to Alex for all his hard work.

I made some graphs of a coffee machine's weight and wrote about it. euphy.co.uk/2019/09/seeing… euphy.co.uk/2019/09/coffee… Pandas and matplotlib are ace. This is the first bit of python I've done in years.

My computer tells me it has recently got the most recent update but it is also nearing the end of support and should be updated. I think it is confused, and now I am too.

I would like to buy a digital piano because I want to play on one, but I don't have room at home so it'll have to go in the workshop (which I go _past_ every day), and I think that might mean I never get around to practicing enough to be rewarded with feelings of progress. What.

I went to Sainsbury's yesterday and it was the most social visit I've ever had. Physical distance but more chat, smiles and consideration than ever. The wonderful lady on the checkout filled me full of positivity and good vibes, made a difference to my day for sure thank you!

Day length by latitude as the year progresses #dataviz