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Sat 22 July 2023

By Austin

Pirate Insults!

Last year my D&D group played an awesome pirate themed campaign; you can check out a log of the adventures at our DM's blog. Our merry band included an insane Aztec blood priest, a flamboyant elf bladesinger, a stoic half-orc barbarian, and my...

Sat 29 January 2022

By Austin

Exploring Diving Pictures with matplotlib

Introduction I have another website diving.anardil.net for the pictures I've taken while scuba diving around the Puget Sound, Canada, and South America. The site is really made up of 5 sub websites and hosts over 4,400 pictures! For our purposes here,...

Tue 28 December 2021

By Austin

Static HTTP share with S3 and Haskell

Introduction I've used Apache HTTP indexing for easy sharing of local files internally at work; sometimes you just want a link rather than full SMB or NFS access. With a little work in an .htaccess file, these shares can look pretty nice too. I wanted...

Thu 10 December 2020

By Austin

Haskell coreutils - tee

Introduction I've implemented some Unix core utilities in Haskell, and want to start a series of posts going through the details - starting with simple programs like cat, seq, and which, and then moving on towards more featureful programs like uniq, tr...

Mon 25 May 2020

By Austin

Haskell coreutils - split

Introduction I've implemented a couple Unix core utilities in Haskell, and want to continue a series of posts going through the details - starting with simple programs like cat, seq, and which, and then moving on towards more feature-rich programs like...

Sat 22 June 2019

By Austin

Raspberry Pi Timelapse

Introduction Like videos? If you have a raspberry pi with a camera, you can easily create a fully automated timelapse. Let's walk through some setup and scripts that make this possible. If you don't have a camera, you can pick up a 5 megapixel one...

Sun 14 April 2019

By Austin

Haskell coreutils - which

Introduction I've implemented a couple Unix core utilities in Haskell, and want to continue a series of posts going through the details - starting with simple programs like cat, seq, and which, and then moving on towards more featureful programs like...