For anyone who is interested in how my quest for a perfect rice container went, I ended up going with these, which seem pretty much perfect: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BMTDZ39
They've held up just fine through multiple cycles of dishwasher and microwave, and they stack perfectly.
Pro-tip: When you are done eating your Lucky Charms, these packing materials are actually edible, and can be used as bird seed or compost!
I have a bunch of 4.5" x 4.5" x 2" rubbermade containers that are about the right size, but if I microwave those they usually develop pits or cloudiness.
I'd love something small and shallow like that, but made of gladware or something.
When you're doing walking lunges next to someone doing high steps and another person doing lateral band walks.
Yesterday I released version 0.6.0 of my audiobook RSS server, `audio-feeder`: https://github.com/pganssle/audio-feeder
It takes your directory of audiobooks and generates an RSS feed for each one, so that you can listen to them in your standard podcast listening flow.
I'm particularly happy with the new feature "rendered feeds", which uses `ffmpeg` behind the scenes to generate alternate feeds where the audiobook is broken up along different lines.
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...
Programmer working at Google. Python core developer and general FOSS contributor. I also post some parenting content.