Incredibly honoured that a Milky Way image of mine was selected to be a Canadian stamp! The stamp along with a shot of the northern lights celebrates the 150th birthday of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (@rasc) . Available now at your @canadapostcorp office!
@bcherny This is awesome. Curious why there isn’t any type of device signing like Tailscale? This would prevent someone untrusted using a leaked session token.
@dhh The intel lunar lake chips in the Lenovo X1 Carbon gen13 plz. I’ve been using Claude to scour for solutions. Also, Opinions on mutli-monitor would be great (I’m using split-monitor-workspaces). Memory management with zram and earlyoom made a huge difference for big workloads.
Inspired by tonight's massive geomagnetic storm, I put together a realtime view of the aurora. I've been hooked on using @claudeai code to build whatever comes to mind. This uses WebGL shaders and pulls in realtime data from the @NOAA . Check it out at https://t.co/DIb4lF8jR0
A few days ago, did you marvel at the temporary darkness when the Moon cast its shadow on Earth? The next total solar eclipse visible in eastern Canada will be in 2106 – over 80 years from now. Drop your best eclipse pics in the comments! 👇🌒
Blink and you'll miss it 🌑☀️
A total solar eclipse swept across North America yesterday, blocking out the Sun for a few moments.
A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth and, for a short period, blocks the face of the Sun, save for a visible ring of light, known as the Sun’s corona.
These images by the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES-16) captured the moon's shadow casted on Earth's surface moving across North America from 16:00 to 23:00 CEST.
🎥 @esa@NOAASatellites
https://t.co/yQNduxvCwQ