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natera, 1 month ago to random

It's incredible the ammount of code needed for simple stuff using React. Glad that I get to work with #HTMX

natera, 3 months ago to random

Week in Review 2024-02-12
Busy week with meetings, bug hunting, software support, learning infrastructure as code, publishing a coding post, and social activities.

https://buttondown.email/natera/archive/week-in-review-2024-02-12/

natera, 4 months ago to python

🌍 Exploring the Intersection of Art and Technology: Mapping Imaginary Territories 🖌️💻
🚨 In the newest issue: https://buttondown.email/natera/archive/the-map-is-the-territory/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=the-map-is-the-territory
I explore the idea of encapsulating the territory in a map. First by reflecting in some Lewis Carrol and Jorge Luis Borges stories of maps. Then, using an algorithm implemented in #python I create maps of places that are ephemeral and exist during a short time in the bytes that the computer allocates to it. After that the territories are gone.
#py5 #CreativeCoding

natera, 4 months ago to python

Today I wrote on my newsletter about small automations to make publishing easier. This one uses #Python to interact with #Mastodon
Give it a read: https://buttondown.email/natera/archive/automation/
And subscribe to the newsletter, where I write about #Cities and #Tech https://buttondown.email/natera

natera, 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago) to python

I’m putting together a workflow to add my favourited toots to my week in review with a #python script.
Anyone interested in the approach?
I’m thinking about writing a post about it. You’ll be able to read it in my newsletter: https://buttondown.email/natera
Make sure to subscribe!

natera, 4 months ago to random

New week in review in my newsletter:
First week commuting with my new #Brompton bike; busy with meetings and planning; reflecting on newsletter schedule; links included.
https://buttondown.email/natera/archive/week-in-review-2024-01-29/

natera, 7 months ago to Amsterdam

I have a new week in review. In this one I cover the #Amsterdam rental crisis, running, and #CreativeCoding with @py5coding Give it a read here:
https://buttondown.email/natera/archive/week-in-review-2023-10-24/
And if you like, spread the word about the newsletter. Previous editions here: https://buttondown.email/natera/archive/ You can subscribe with RSS 😉

natera, 8 months ago to random

Company switching to MS Teams 😢. Has anybody build a MS teams for the terminal? Would that even be possible? I know, teams not at all open-free software, but that's what we have 😞

natera, 8 months ago to python

Creative coding Friday. Buildings generator, each frame generates a building in it by only using some lines.
#Py5 #python #Processing #CreativeCoding

Video of buildings made out of lines, each building has a different height and width.

natera, 8 months ago to random

Im back to blogging/newsletter. After three months or so I wrote today about a more personal topic and why I haven’t been around. Give it a read:
https://buttondown.email/natera/archive/week-in-review-2023-09-25/

natera, 8 months ago to genart

Nodes and edges to generate a lattice from a simple structure. The system can either link or not link two nodes.
Code available at: https://github.com/nateraluis/generative
#py5 #processing #creativecoding #python

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natera, 10 months ago to random

I’m looking for a tool to delete all my posts from the ex bird social network. Any recommendations? Tool or scripts are welcome.

natera, 10 months ago to technology

I’m getting back into reading using RSS, any suggestions of interesting blogs on #technology, #python, #SoftwareDevelopment, #Django, #CreativeCoding are more than welcome!

natera, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago) to genart

Orbits.
#GenerativeArt 36 random orbits, generated in 100 lines of code. Every print is different.
Using @py5coding #Py5

natera, 11 months ago to random

Mexico has been having heatwaves during 2023, the last one broke temperature records in my hometown Guadalajara, with temperatures getting into the 40°C (104°F). I visualized how far are we from the mean historical temperatures. It’s bad! 🥵🫠

PS. Thursday edition of my newsletter will be about it, can subscribe here: https://buttondown.email/natera

natera, 1 year ago to django

What are your takes on #FastAPI as an alternative to #Django ? I’ve been working with both and my preference is still with Django. Anyone in the other side?

natera, 1 year ago to random

I'm switching jobs and moving into a new role in climate tech. Looking back on my time with Systemiq, I'm proud of the work I did and grateful for the experience of working with such talented people. Check out my latest newsletter: https://buttondown.email/natera/archive/week-in-review-2023-04-24/

natera, 1 year ago to random

An overview of what’s going on in my newsletter https://buttondown.email/natera about cities and software (because bots loves cities 🤖💙🏙️)

natera, 2 months ago to random

Amsterdam evening with the #Brompton.
Love getting to cycle around the city after commuting and getting back from work.

natera, 1 month ago to random

During eastern I went to Montreal and Quebec for a holiday, here are some shots from the trip.

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natera, 1 month ago to random

Tulips and #Brompton. A lovely day riding around the tulip fields.

natera, 5 days ago to random

That feeling after a change in the code base, and all the test passing! ✅