Developer Diary, Emmanuel de Grouchy
I couldn’t find a single decent holiday for today, and that made me feel grouchy. And then I discovered that Emmanuel de Grouchy would have celebrated his 257th birthday, today, and…OK, sure, he probably pronounced his name something like “groo-SHEE,” but I couldn’t pass that up.
While I decide whether I want to recolor his hair green and have his head poking out of a trashcan, let’s talk about projects.
Smoke Alarm
While I need to do some extensive testing to figure out under what circumstances the code works and when it won’t, the page now should allow routine storage of data.
I have also clarified the text on the page and provided some minimal documentation, including a history of the project.
Entropy Arbitrage
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I’ll moderate away any irritating content or poor conduct as I do, here, and will continue to assume that any posts there follow the blog’s CC-BY-SA 4.0 license, so that if you recommend a correction, I can assume that you have already given permission…
In addition to that, I fixed the mammoth/mastodon emoji names—somehow, the official name includes “elephant,” conflicting with the actual elephant emoji—and changed the type of the input box on the search page to “search.”
Library Updates
I needed to bump library versions for the Morning Dashboard, Roku Wake, and Slackup.
Next
I want to resolve the CORS problem on Smoke Alarm, as well as add graphs.
Credits: The header image is Marchal Grouchy by Georges Rouget, long in the public domain due to expired copyright if it ever had a copyright.
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