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Author Archives: Mathias
The concutest.org Domain
I am going to let the renewal of the concutest.org domain lapse in November 2024. All content will continue to be available at https://ricken.us/research/concutest/index.shtml If you notice that something is not working at the new address, please let me know.
Books in 2023
Happy new year! Both 2024 and 2023. And 2022. I don’t think I wrote anything here in 2022 or 2023. Oops. 2023 was a pretty good reading year. Lessons in Chemistry Expanse: Leviathan Falls The Hundred-Year Marathon: China’s Secret Strategy … Continue reading
Working from Home During the Pandemic
I’ve been exclusively working from home now for over a year. The last day I was at the office was Friday, February 28, 2020. At that point, I decided the risk of getting on public transportation and being around hundreds … Continue reading
My Erd?s Number
I listened to Moshe Vardi’s World Logic Day talk “From Aristotle to the iPhone” (recording to be released later). The chain of influences was quite illuminating. That made me think of how I fit into the world of mathematics. I … Continue reading
Buffalo LinkStation and DreamHost Email
Over the holidays, I migrated from 1&1 to DreamHost, and I got almost everything to work. The only thing that didn’t work anymore were the email notifications from my Buffalo LinkStation NAS. Normally, they report once a day that everything … Continue reading
Down the Rabbit Hole
I’m totally going down the rabbit hole this morning… I need to test an rpm package. The host in the cloud can’t access the QA yum repository. So I download the package to my work laptop, copy it to the … Continue reading
Glass Break Detector for Ring Alarm System
A little while ago, we installed a Ring alarm system in our house. We like it quite a bit. The initial installation hurdle was the need for three range extenders; then, two motion detectors were unreliable, but that turned out … Continue reading
Fay Peak-First Mother Mountain Traverse
On Friday, I went on my first solo hike this year. It’s truly a different year. I had never been in the Mowich Lake area of Mount Rainier National Park, and it looked like there were a number of good-looking … Continue reading
Escaping in JSON Pointers
Do you guys want to know how to refer to the /instances node under paths using a JSON pointer? #/paths/~1instances ~1 is the escape sequence for /. And ~0 is the escape sequence for ~. I’m really learning more than … Continue reading
Climbed Mount Baker
For the last few weeks, some Mountaineer friends, Jenny, and I had been planning to climb Mount Baker, Washington’s 4th highest mountain (if you count Little Tahoma as number 3). The last two weekends, though, we were weathered out. This … Continue reading
Honeymooning on Black Peak
Jenny and I decided not to do an immediate, long honeymoon trip right after our wedding. Instead, we’re going to do a number of trips. The first one was this past weekend, to Black Peak in the North Cascades. Black … Continue reading
Dragontail Peak Climb
It’s been a little harder for me to get out into the mountains this year. It’s already end of May, and I don’t have much under my belt. That’s why I’m even more excited that Jenny and I climbed Dragontail … Continue reading
Lombok @Builder with Required Parameters?
I would really like a Lombok @Builder annotation that properly deals with required parameters at compile time. Here is what I have in mind: [cc lang=”java”] @lombok.Builder class Foo { @lombok.Builder.Required final String name; @lombok.Builder.Required final int age; final String … Continue reading
Looking for a Replacement for Amazon Music Uploads
Now that Amazon Music is shutting down the ability to upload and play your own songs, what do you use as a replacement? I have hundreds of CDs that I imported — complete Mike Oldfield, almost complete Depeche Mode, lots … Continue reading
Rerun: My favorites pictures of 2017
In preparation for the WTA’s Northwest Exposure photo contest, I was reviewing my favorite pictures from this year, just like I did last year. But there are just too many this year. I’ve been to so many gorgeous places, gone … Continue reading
Comparison between GPSMAP 64st and InReach Explorer+
We’ve been shopping around for a handheld GPS, since many climbs require the ability to retrace our route. Since I have an InReach SE, it made sense to check out the InReach Explorer+, which combines a satellite messenger with topographic … Continue reading
Kaspersky SafeMoney, LastPass, and Yubikey?
I’m using Kaspersky SafeMoney to redirect requests to websites that deserve a bit more security to a sandboxed browser. I don’t have any extensions in it, except for LastPass. I think it makes sense to still get the benefits of … Continue reading
Second Mount Rainier Climb
On August 4 and 5, Jenny and I climbed Mount Rainier again, this time with Tatiana, Daniel, and Ian. I’m going to write a longer trip report again, but here are a couple of 360-degree pictures from the summit, and … Continue reading