Michael Aye
@michael
Planetary data cruncher, wannabe musician, dad to human and dogs (all of them.) ORCID: Profile image credits: Artistic vision of CO2 jets on Mars. Published by NASA; artist: Ron Miller.
First time tennis since 10 years. Glorious weather with 27 degrees and clouds on and off, just a perfect day!
I still could cry about how beautiful and motivating big software migrations are these days thanks to AI. This always gets me over the scary hump of migrations!
Moon with Venus and Jupiter, shot in Madrid while at the JUICE Science working team meeting.
#planetarypy tidbits: When you type "plp spicer Pluto" it will realize it needs the plu60.bsp kernel and fetch it for you before it shows you a small tidbit of info in the terminal:
#planetarypy (plp) now gives you terminal access to product_id related metadata with a simple "plp meta mro.hirise.edr PSP_00392_0985". Working for 78 registered index files that automatically download with plp as well.
wow, @anthropic.com projecs are really useless are they? I got 4 pdfs and 2 15 MB html files in this project and that's too much? plus, files created in one chat are not even automatically known by other chats in the same project, and i would have to manually download and then upload them so that
I increased the time resolution of the HTML plotting file, but it's a balance to strike. increases file size to 86 MB: figshare.com/ndownloader/... Sun behind Moon!
This feels almost like a chicken race of a flyby. Orion turning towards the approaching Moon. But then missing it. Play with the 3D of the flyby via my interactive HTML file with a Plotly 3d plot from here: figshare.com/ndownloader/... (55 MB dowload). Based on NASA's trajectory data, converted
Wow perplexity fails with scientifically researched health information. ;)
Trust me, you don’t need the alpro barista milk for a nice vegan cappuccino. The standard “not milk” (1.5 % fat here) is doing foam just fine. The barista has more sugar in it though, in case you fancy that.
@quarto.org hi lovely quarto folks! just wanted to let you know you that your dark theme CSS needs some work, code is hard to read on this page:https://quarto.org/docs/journals/authors.html#author-schema
@howard.fm hi! Brave browser doesn’t like some tracker you seem to use to see how many people click on the solveit link in your email.
If I’m not missing something one needs a 2 equation system to calculate the amount of descaled when all you are given is the recommended ratio with water and a target overall volume? I was surprised initially, thought it can be done with the rule of three. See, maths IS good for everyday stuff.
You saw it here first! Working on a public release, a colleague will talk about this and heliophysics Python library at #scipy2025 so I quickly needed to finish our initial logo draft. It’s a cool 1950 Sci-fi look, isn’t it?
Miniaturization never ceases to amaze me. This little thing is a complete computer capable of HDMI connection and WiFi. It will serve as my remote 3d printer control named OctoPi. I previously had the original Raspberry Pi but its specs aren’t sufficient anymore for the OctoPi server.
@vscode.dev so, trying out GH copilot, your docs say I should be able, in the free version, to change the model provider. but the list popping up with the command palette only shows 4o, and the chat even claims integration with other LLMs is not supported?
The way Georgian kitchen is combining cheese and bread in several dishes is just heaven on Earth. This one is called Adjarian Khachapuri. The bread is being dismantled from the side to fish out molten cheese with egg!