OneKellner, U., Kellner, S., Weinitz, S., & Farmand, G. (2025). The value of genetic testing in pediatric and adult ophthalmology. Medizinische Genetik : Mitteilungsblatt des Berufsverbandes Medizinische Genetik e.V, 37(1),...

There’s a post that’s getting shared around right now, Blogging for traffic not design (archive link). I want to be clear that this isn’t intended as a dig at the author. Different bloggers obviously have different reasons they write. Some do it to build a following, others do it because they enjoy designing their...

In the not so distant past continuous integration (CI) hadn’t been a thing. Today, when you look into the open source world, GitHub Actions or similar offerings are ubiquitously used and that with good reason, one of which being that it’s free. GitHub Actions offer a good selection of OS images out-of-the-box, but...

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Creating temporary files and directories in Python, using the standard library module `tempfile`.

Netscape browser, 1994; screenshot via YouTube. Netscape was founded in 1994 on the premise of bringing multimedia to the internet via a web browser. The initial focus was on managing basic multimedia elements — particularly images, but also sound — in an age of super slow modems. The burden of loading images was so...

Remember me waffling about computer monitors? That was just six weeks ago. I have a confession to make: I bought it (yes this was shared in week notes 5 already, but I have some more things to say now). Admittedly, I wouldn't recommend anyone else do this, unless you've got a bunch of money to squander. I certainly...

Read on the website: I hate JS. (No, not really.) I don't want to have even a line of JS on my webite. Especially for something as simple as syntax highlighting. I should be able to do that with some CSS and minor preprocessing, right?

Keep an eye on this Bible search site which searches in “meaning not in words.” It holds promise, even if it does use an offbeat Bible version, the BBE. I don’t remember where I saw this link to this effort, or I would acknowledge it. The searches I did were mediocre. The first turned up some interesting...