Hello!
I've been subscribed to this list since early in its life, but it's
taken me more than a year to actually make a blog. The time has
finally come, though, and I'm excited!
https://www.scolby.com/
RSS (well, really, Atom) at https://www.scolby.com/feeds/atom.xml
I wrote the template for the site myself, so please let me know if
you see any issues on any of your systems.
I have a backlog of post ideas, so updates will likely be frequent
for the next week or so. After that, I've set my goal to publish
something at least once a month to get started.
Thanks, Scott
Hi Scott,
Really nice website. Really like the design of the post pages. Also
enjoyed the in-depth dive into just 7 lines of code.
> I am a software developer and chemist.
This part looked really interesting, I'd love to see blog posts that
combine software and chemistry if that is something you are interested
in as well.
> I have a backlog of post ideas
Don't run out of them in a short time, it is a blogger's curse to post
in bursts and then have a dry spell for ages.
> Updates will likely be frequent.
Nice, nothing pleases my RSS reader more than frequent content.
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Leo
On Tue, Dec 08, 2020 at 12:32:11AM -0500, Scott Colby wrote:
> https://www.scolby.com/> RSS (well, really, Atom) at https://www.scolby.com/feeds/atom.xml
Nice! Added to my feed. :)
> I have a backlog of post ideas, so updates will likely be frequent> for the next week or so. After that, I've set my goal to publish> something at least once a month to get started.
Simon's and Drew's monthly status update is a very nice thing to do if
you find yourself without ideas.
On Tue, Dec 8, 2020, at 11:56, Colton Hurst wrote:
> Great job on the site! Looking forward to the writing, welcome!
Thank you!
On Tue, Dec 8, 2020, at 11:33, Leo wrote:
> Really nice website. Really like the design of the post pages. Also> enjoyed the in-depth dive into just 7 lines of code.
Thanks! Like I said, I'm quite proud of it. It was also a lot of
fun to look back at it a few years on and figure out how it all
works again.
> > I am a software developer and chemist.> > This part looked really interesting, I'd love to see blog posts that> combine software and chemistry if that is something you are interested> in as well.
My chemistry is a bit lapsed, but I do have some old work on
processing electron microscope images somewhere on my hard drive,
which seems interesting now that you mention it.
I also wrote several molecular dynamics simulation questions when
I was TA-ing a statistical mechanics class. There's probably something
of interest there too...
> Don't run out of them in a short time, it is a blogger's curse to post> in bursts and then have a dry spell for ages.
This sounds like great advice :)
On Tue, Dec 8, 2020, at 14:19, Pedro Lucas Porcellis wrote:
> Simon's and Drew's monthly status update is a very nice thing to do if> you find yourself without ideas.
Also good advice. I'll keep that in my back pocket.
Thank you all for the welcome!
Scott