David Ciani
David Ciani
@davidciani.com
🇺🇸🏳️🌈 Thinker, Liberal, Technology Oriented. Data-driven research and analysis. Hailing from Monterey County, California. I speak for the trees, for myself, and no one else. #HeHim
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Today was pretty easy! Juxtastat 1149 5/5 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 juxtastat.org
Just finished binge watching Jet Lag Season 19 on @nebula.tv. Boy was that good TV!
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Republicans believe that parents own their children, and should be able to treat them as they wish.
I see a lot of people blaming this train wreck on both Vivek's and his PAC's poor/non-existent vetting. But I'd like to at least toss out the idea that these are all bad people who *had* vetted the story and simply did not see anything all that bad with Acton's mother's or stepfather's actions.
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Replying to @jonty.bsky.social
In case you've missed the context here: Major security issue in progress after it was discovered one of the certificate authorities trusted by default in every browser/system had a private key of 4. Yes, just 4. emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com
Trying to find all the copies of pip and certifi installed across my relatively modest personal computing estate turning out to be quite tricky. Update pip and certifi immediately!
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Substituting tried and tested processes and regulations for… vibes. Raw milk is one of those “theoretically fine but very much not in practice” things that it’s so hard to convince the cranks about. Each step between the animal and your mouth increases the risks ✨exponentially✨.
Great story about how the state has given up on doing anything about cranks selling their bacteria filled dairy products (ha ha that photo obviously did a number on me woooooooo) www.propublica.org/article/cali...
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Replying to @weatherwest.bsky.social
The effects of even the strongest El Niño events on the North Pacific storm track, and subsequently California precipitation, will not emerge until November *at the earliest* and possibly not until mid-late December! A wet/very wet winter in CA remains single likeliest outcome.
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