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Despite my avatar appearing at the top they don't seem to work in the comments themselves.

http://www.jacobtomlinson.co.uk/2013/10/17/mac-os-x-terminal-theme-piperita/

If you scroll down the page on an iPhone when you get to the Disqus section it wont let you scroll.

If you scroll over the menu button or above or below the Disqus section it scrolls but if you scroll on the Disqus section itself it just sticks as if that is the end of the page.

Could be an issue with Disqus.

The cli for the testing application html-proofer was renamed from htmlproof to htmlproofer in gjtorikian/html-proofer#246.

The Gemfile needs updating to > 3.x and the Rakefile needs updating with the new command.

Picked up thanks to #49.

List of content which isn't represented in the blog and probably should be.

• Blog posts
  • Informatics Lab
    • Feb 7, 2018 - Instant access to auto-scaling personal Python clusters
    • Dec 19, 2017 - ChatOps - Automation via chat
    • Aug 1, 2017 - Article in Computer Weekly
    • Jul 21, 2017 - Adaptive Dask clusters on Kubernetes and AWS
    • May 25, 2017 - RITA 2017 Innovation Award
    • May 8, 2017 - Monitoring scalable infrastructure
    • May 8, 2017 - Using Jupyter notebooks for SysAdmin, CloudOps and DevOps workflows.
    • Apr 20, 2017 - Moving large volumes of data to S3
    • Jun 24, 2016 - A game on the perception of symbols
    • Jun 2, 2016 - Cracking Enigma with Go
    • Dec 9, 2015 - A Raspberry Pi Docker Cluster
    • Oct 1, 2015 - Building with Kubernetes
    • Jul 22, 2015 - govspeak: An open source markup language
    • Jun 24, 2015 - Lab School: Docker
  • Opsdroid
    • Sep 16, 2017 Deploying opsdroid using ZEIT
  • Medium
    • Apr 13, 2018 Exploring Dask and Distributed on AWS Lambda
    • Jun 16, 2018 Using Xiaomi door/window sensors as light switches
    • Aug 3, 2018 Debugging Kubernetes PVCs
    • Jan 30, 2019 My pragmatic workshop format
    • Mar 12, 2019 Intro to Earth Information — Met Office Workshop
    • May 8, 2019 Hypothetical Datasets
• Talks
  • Apr 25, 2019 Tech Storm 2019
  • Jan 30, 2019 Containers: why and how to use them
  • Exeter University, Git at the Met Office 2019
  • UKRI Cloud Workshop 2019
  • Tech Exeter 2018
  • Pangeo Principles, Developers Meeting 2018
  • South West Data Meetup 2018
  • RCUK 2018
  • UKRI Cloud Workshop
  • Aug 2, 2018 opsdroid with Jacob Tomlinson, podcast.init
  • Mar 21, 2018 WBI Dinner - Rise of the bots (Pangel)
  • Oct 30, 2017 The Power of Big Data, AWS Transformation Day Public Sector
  • Sep 21, 2017 Scaling clusters to thousands of servers in the cloud, Tech Exeter
  • Aug 21, 2017 EuroSciPy 2017: Autoscaling distributed compute with Dask, Kubernetes and AWS
  • Jul 24, 2017 RES
  • July 11, 2017 Async IO in Depth, Exeter Python
  • Jun 28, 2017 AWS London Summit, Spot
  • Jun 27, 2017 Interactive big data analysis with Jupyter, Dask and more ,JASMIN Conf
  • May 22, 2017 Empowering Environmental Science with Open Tools & Data - GitHub Satellite 2017
  • UKRI Cloud Workshop 2017
  • Nov 4, 2016 Monitoring in a scalable world, Tech Exeter Conference
  • Nov 4, 2016 Cloud Utilisation in the Sciences, Oxford University
  • Oct 29, 2016 Processing environmental big data in the browser for science, Mozfest
  • Oct 8, 2016 SVG Animations, Graphical Web
  • Mar 25, 2016 Killing containers to make weather beautiful; KubeCon EU 2016
  • Nov 8, 2015 WebGL Mozfest
  • Oct 29, 2015 Kubernetes, Exeter Web Meetup
  • Sep 30, 2014 Learn how to build cool things with weather data in Python, Mozfest
• Projects
  • Pangeo
  • Dask Kubernetes
  • Opsdroid
  • Krontab
  • Carte Noire
• Events
  • Space Apps 2015
  • Space Apps 2016
  • Graphical Web 2016
  • Space Apps 2017
  • Space Apps 2018

Think you meant "do" instead of "to" in last paragraph. Otherwise nice article! 👍

I had an issue occur when i "versioneer install".
I'm not sure why or how it went wrong, maybe I named something the wrong file name ... as simple as it sounds (this is for beginners after all!).
Showing your file tree as you go could be a good reality check for newbs as we follow along.

Currently the 404 displayed is the GitHub one. I want it to be a custom one.

The social links are the same colour as regular links on the slide out menu. They should be white.

I could do a series of posts on getting started with Docker.

Potential topics:

• What is Docker?
• Installing Docker
• Docker images and the Hello world container
• Dockerfile
• Ports
• Volumes
• Environment
• Networking
• Resource constraints

Update to include:

• Set iOS target version (8.0)
• Remove setup function from tests (maybe)
• Switch to using launch image asset things
• Change launch screen file to MainWindow.xib

This issue is to record other blogs from which to take inspiration

http://chriswrightdesign.com/
http://zachholman.com

https://jacobtomlinson.dev/posts/2017/how-to-create-a-seal-only-token-for-hashicorp-vault/

Shouldn't the policy be:

path "sys/seal" {
  capabilities = ["update", "sudo"]
}

instead of

path "/sys/seal" {
  policy = "sudo"
}

as it is now? Although Vault does accept your version. Perhaps it's an old format which is no longer promoted.

Add a JavaScript based search feature to allow basic searching but more importantly something to link tags and categories to.

Hey! I really like your blog posts, thanks for sharing!
I use to read a lot of posts about these kind of topics, but I can't visit all these websites every day/week/month to check if there are new content, so IMHO you should add an RSS/Atom/whatever to allow readers to fetch your posts in an easier way. It's just a suggestion! Thanks!

You seem very cool with receiving feedback on this very cool blog, so I will drop in some observations/suggestions :-) Please feel free to ignore any that don't make sense!

• codecov v1 of codecov/codecov-action will be deprecated early next year. v2 was a straight forward drop-in for me, although I had to specify xml output for pytest in setup.cfg:

[tool:pytest]
addopts = --cov=pyGPA --cov-report=term --cov-report=xml

• I believe you were already aware that your suggestion to use numpydoc docstrings is well-received, but that info on enabling sphinx.ext.napoleon or something similar to render them correctly in documentation is missing.
• Something that would have helped me enormously in the readthedocs piece: make sure to update your packages before rendering locally, or to pin dependency versions to prevent unpleasant surprises.
• setup.py packaging.python.org seems to push for a pyproject.toml in combination with a setup.cfg. My understanding of PEP 517 and 518 doesn't go far enough to understand the implications of all this, but the contrast between your post and packaging.python.org stood out. It might be something to at least mention? (Although I understand you don't want to sum all possible alternatives everywhere...)

Article alignment seems to be off centre on wider screens.

I expect it is to do with a max width being set but the amrgin still being a percentage.

In https://jacobtomlinson.dev/posts/2023/sometimes-i-regret-using-calver/ you remark that it's hard to switch between version schemes.

I thought it would be interesting to point out this hidden gem from PEP 440 — version epochs. With a higher version epoch, it's possible to signify that the versioning scheme has changed.

Would be nice to add tests for broken links again. Perhaps muffet would be good for this.