Joy Division, Still.

  Bauhaus, In the Flat Field.

DeepL which I use as a handy replacement for Google Translate just delivered a native (beta) app, FYI.

Quite a big work of revision (reformatting and proofreading, essentially):

I’m only halfway thu, though. And for the glory details:

~/S/aliquote (master↑2|✔)  git push
Énumération des objets: 168, fait.
Décompte des objets: 100% (168/168), fait.
Compression par delta en utilisant jusqu'à 4 fils d'exécution
Compression des objets: 100% (88/88), fait.
Écriture des objets: 100% (88/88), 19.67 Kio | 205.00 Kio/s, fait.
Total 88 (delta 78), réutilisés 0 (delta 0)
remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (78/78), completed with 76 local objects.
To https://github.com/even4void/aliquote.git
   2fee5ca..be815a4  master -> master
~/S/aliquote (master|✔)  hugo

                   |  EN
+------------------+------+
  Pages            | 1758
  Paginator pages  |  124
  Non-page files   |    1
  Static files     |  711
  Processed images |    0
  Aliases          |    1
  Sitemaps         |    1
  Cleaned          |    0

I’m currently processing all my blog posts — cleaning things here and there. And so I was thinking that a lot of code snippets I post on this blog could be rendered as Gist, as Hugo offers a nice shortcode for that specific purpose. So here we go:

Compare to the original version.

Hugo-theme-docdock looks like a very nice theme for project documentation.

  A really nice selection of PJ Harvey greatest songs, feat. Nick Cave.

TIL about Numpy where. (via John Cook) #python

from numpy import where
from scipy import stats
x = stats.norm.rvs(loc=0, scale=1, size=10)
where(x < 0, 0, 1)

This site now has a client-side search engine at no cost, and it is just working right out of the box: Client side searching for Hugo.io with Fuse.js.

sponge and other moreutils. #emacs