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Thu Mar 22 09:03:36 EDT 2018
Slept from eleven to seven without waking.
High of thirty-nine and mostly sunny today.
Had time to stop at Starbucks on my to work.
Saw a very large bird while driving.
Possibly a heron, although it flew less clumsily/laboriously than I'd expect — more like a raptor. An eagle?
Work:
- Review invoices
Done.
- Finish custom DNS blacklist
No.
Hm, Duck Duck Go has a nice JSON linter:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=json+linter
Twenty-minute walk.
Sunny. Cooler than expected.
Home:
- Work on Sooth
Done.
- Play some Night in the Woods
Done.
Seems like great game — charming, stylish, and funny.
Fifteen-minute walk after work.
http://zeromq.org/whitepapers:measuring-jitter
> However, as latency distributions are usually fat-tailed (empirical evidence, you can spot the fact on histograms below yourself) metrics like standard deviation are of little practical value. It may be wiser to use a robust deviation metric like median absolute deviation [...] The interpretation of median absolute deviation would then be "the most typical deviation from the most typical latency", the "most typical latency" being median value.
So, the median of a set of deviation values?
Sooth TODO:
- DONE Add deviation to Sooth report
- (mostly) DONE Add web API (config, one target, all targets)
- Add time-constrained reports
- Clean exit (catch ctrl-c, close channels, etc.)
Ha. Honest Trailers - Every Wes Anderson Movie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trWLY6NrS2Q
Breakfast: cafe latte, sausage and ham sandwich
Lunch: Chinese
Dinner: left-over pizza
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