Tags · programming

• 18-Sep-2016
  import-external-images 500 error with Ajax I had a pile of back-images to import recently. For some reason WordPress Import External Images” was failing to work properly on the bulk task. It worked great on individual pages but for some reason the Ajax version would crap out. Solution was to use a simple POST – accomplished by doing this in Chrome...

  javascriptprogramming
• 15-Sep-2016

  
  Ventcheck This was a page I made when I created a little bot at San Diego Code Kitchen in 2016. I don’t think it needs its own page. I am moving it to be a blog post, retroactively. Oh I made a bot called @Ventcheck. It tweets daily. A swarm of ruddy eel use magic potions...

  programmingsandiegocodekitchentwitterventcheck
• 14-Sep-2016

  
  Step Count I’ve no idea what to do with this. But I use Pedometer++ and had the data export and so voila, I have a graph of my steps. Scatter Chart of Steps I’m using the Google Charts “Scatter Chart” visualization. And I put my code into a Github repository.

  programmingvisualization
• 25-Mar-2016

  
  This book mysteriously time-travelled from 1983 to the Ecom office of where I work.

  computer historycomputer-graphicscomputersIFTTTprogrammingvia-instagram
• 13-Feb-2015
  Who doesn’t love code? Longtime blogger and longtime pal MAS mentioned me over in Make and Host Your Own Soundboard yesterday. I am glad to have contributed to more software. I dig being able to give to code that people use, even if it’s for no money. I love even more that the whole thing is up on GitHub....

  criticalmasjavascriptjqueryprogramming
• 11-Feb-2015
  Programming Tinder WOW. Go read: AUTOMATING TINDER WITH EIGENFACES This is some straightforward, and yet entirely brilliant programming. This person took his prior Tinder choices, made an aggregate of “yes” and “no” swipes, then used the official Tinder APIs to automate his selections. This is kind of Artificial Intelligence, though a better term might be “expert system”...

  programmingtinder
• 04-Dec-2014
  Clearly. I write code for a living now. I was trained as a Respiratory Therapist and worked in hospitals for many years. I was trained to care for people. When I graduated from RT school we were obliged to take a professional oath. “Do no harm” a concept from the ancients. I have avoided the videos...

  healthcareprogramming
• 03-Mar-2014
  Stupid HTTP Status Jokes Questionable humor value. And yet, there I go. Giddy Up 409: Beach Boys Conflict #HttpResponseCodeCulture — Joe Crawford (@artlung) March 3, 2014 501 Jeans: Not Implemented #HttpResponseCodeCulture — Joe Crawford (@artlung) March 3, 2014 418 I'm a little teapot short and stout #HttpResponseCodeCulture — Joe Crawford (@artlung) March 3, 2014 400 Blows: Bad Request #HttpResponseCodeCulture...

  funnyprogramming
• 21-May-2013
  My Open Source Report Card THE OPEN SOURCE REPORT CARD based on GitHub accounts, like mine. e.g.: Joe is a high caliber Javascripter. Joe is a hump day hero who seems to work best in the morning. Joe’s behavior is quite similar to pdokas‘s but pdokas spends more of their time commenting on issues. It would also be impossible to...

  githubopen-sourceprogrammingsocial-software
• 03-May-2013
  ArtLung Semidaily Links In 2004 the linkblogging bug bit me. I was inspired by Jorn Barger and Andy Baio. This predated twitter, and Facebook of course. And providing an updated list of “what’s cool” was really fun to do. I gave up on it in 2005, and found the original del.icio.us and moved everything there. In the 8...

  blogginglinkblogpersonal historyprogramming