Ignoring expert advice: a microcosm

Yesterday we delivered 1.4.1 to marketing for cross-browser testing. I started implementing multiple-signal support in the covidcast API, then got stuck on the output format and bounced back to vis for feedback. I went to the big group meeting, which was blessedly short. Lunch with P on a Tuesday for a nice change. Drafted a job description for an infrastructure/devops engineer, and had B take a look. Met with Engineering, also short. Spent the rest of the day on a real nasty git rebase, still in progress, and getting the historical USA Facts data into its final name in the database.

The electrician came at 8AM and installed the new lights over the sink. They’re now the brightest lights in the room, which is lovely, and they’re temperature-adjustable which will be extra useful in the wintertime.

P and I made pita; AP + 1T gluten per cup +whole grain spelt puffed better than without the gluten, but still a bit ornery. Dinner, crossword, noodled around in the Internet, snack, sleep. Dreamt of time travel mysteries, signing in as a visitor to a high school, suspenders and tutus before elastic, long walks in West Seattle, stage plays, tech rehearsals, grandma’s sewing machine, coconut muffins.