Though I've really been meaning to write an article about exactly why I think permanent DST is a bad idea.
I still need to get this plot looking nicer (it's a sun graph for New York, with DST):
Also saw some Cedar Waxwings in a tree right across the street from the swallow. This isn't my first time seeing those, but they're still reasonably rare (and not to mention pretty).
Too bad it's such a dreary day…
Who needs airline status when you can get boarding priority by traveling with young children?
So relaxing...
As usual, I had to cut a bunch of stuff when I went way over time.
I *probably* should have been tipped off that my "xfail and code coverage" slides weren't going to make the cut when I put this one together:
To be fair, it was jumping around between "way too high" and a mostly accurate number.
Probably there is a software solution to this when I get a chance to hack on it.
Here's the Sun Graph for New York City: https://timeanddate.com/sun/usa/new-york
Notice how the DST transition keeps sunrise relatively constant? That's actually a decent feature, particularly for people like me (and people with young children) who tend to get up with the sun.
We still sent them, of course.
Coincidentally, we also put in a little card for each of the parents with mine and my wife's contact info in case the other parents want to get in touch. 😅
Maybe these delicious cookies my wife & son made will minimize the flood of imputations…
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