dr2chase

@dr2chase@ohai.social

Not a physician, utility-bikes a lot (~5000km/year), DFH, works on Go compiler. (I do not speak for my employer.) Sometimes know things about programming languages, (cargo) bicycles, lilies, Florida.

He/him. Ex(?) Florida Man.
Now near Boston, MA, USA.
Married to a sociologist.
Tootfinder searchable.

Biased towards following people unlike me but with overlapping interests.

I'm aware that not everyone can ride a bike, it's been mentioned once or twice in the past.

Blog
dr2chase.wordpress.com/about
Vimeo channel
vimeo.com/dr2chase
Log-replotted MWRA Covid data
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d
Github (mostly Go, mostly work-related)
github.com/dr2chase
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Replying to an earlier post

@ascentale @bikenite A8 #BikeNite From Florida:

It's video, it's baby armadillos, they're SO CUTE.
photos.app.goo.gl/jdpB7sMRxzWJ

The mango tree is a global warming indicator; they would not grow here when I was a kid, and now they're common.

If anyone would buy a cybertruck, it would be a Florida Man, and of course he would paint it orange, since it is a rolling hazard.

For your amusement, the treeducken.

Looking up at a mango tree and a buttload of mangoes on it that are not quite ripe (we picked one up that had fallen in the street and it was pretty hard).
ALT
A sensible (old) black Ford Ranger on the left and a ridiculous orange CyberTruck on the left, in a parking lot in Wesley Chapel, Florida, where I was buying glue at the closest hardware store, a mere 7 miles from my late father-in-law's home.
ALT
A hefty live oak with a multitrunked, not small, camphor tree growing out of the slightly rotted scar from a long-ago fallen limb of the oak tree. A palm tree is also crowding into the picture.
ALT