On September 24th many a soul around the world participate in a Global Climate Strike. Here I participate with some thoughts I wish to share. The only feasible solution to the Climate Crisis, is not a scientific one, but through policy. It is upto the ones in power - both in industry, finance and politics to make the right call, uproot the system and plant it anew. Why? I am glad you asked. Let me explain…

I bought a domain name -- an address, a virtual place to call it home. The what, the how, the why and all those details for the curious.

It is hot everywhere. An info-graphic, a stark reminder that the worst is not over yet.

Different ways to compose ternary operator to condense if-else statements into expressions in several programming languages

A.K.A. shell scripting is awesome, and why don’t-repeat-yourself (DRY) matters. Context: PyPy moved its repositories to Heptapod (unrelated, but I have to mention it is an awesome source-code forge and a project) and binary builds to downloads.python.org. PyPy could no longer be installed using pyenv. Since I happened to try install PyPy the same day it stopped working, I was among the few it noticed it.

Tweaking the world wide web, one CSS stylesheet at a time

Put your programming font to the ultimate test case.

Constructing obscure keyboard maps a.k.a. shortcuts in Vim to make repetitive tasks easier

The only model for peer-review which makes sense: the “No free view? No review!” signature campaign and why the existing publishing system needs an overhaul

Resources to keep your children entertained

One that lasts

How we created project We Care! in this COVID-19 themed hackathon

A simple test page to see what parts of Indieweb actually works

A journal of how I setup BOINC and Folding@home on my laptop running Arch Linux.

Within a Ubuntu LTS pre-installed laptop

Lowering writing inhibitions with tech

Considerations while selecting a permissive license for your open-source project.

eTurb - Efficient simulations of turbulence in atmospheric boundary layers

Representing Transonic

We now have multiple Python interpreters and let’s see what is in store.

Use ethical solutions. Archive your data. REPL.

Computing Feigenbaum constant

Paper about how turbulence in shallow water equations evolves and gives rise to shock waves.

Tmesis

The never-ending yearning for the other side.