Douglas Patriarche

@dpatriarche
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Software developer, co-founder and CTO of A.I. Analysis, Inc.

Other places I have worked: the Royal Canadian Navy, Nortel, BNR, Sedona Networks, Tropic Networks, Bronze Age Software, Gridiron Software, BlackBerry, AMAG nanometro. It feels like there should be more!

websitehttps://www.patriarche.net
githubhttps://github.com/dpatriarche
workhttps://www.aianalysis.com
locationOttawa, Canada
Douglas PatriarcheApr 8, 2023
I’m moving my account to @dpatriarche. Hopefully it will all be transparent, but if I seem to have vanished that's where you can find me.
Douglas PatriarcheApr 5, 2023
Tim BrayApr 5, 2023

Lovely scary maps: https://conspiracyofcartographers.com/petrofuture-gallery/

(via @jwz)

Petrofuture Gallery – Conspiracy of Cartographers

Show threadDouglas PatriarcheApr 3, 2023
@WarrenGallagher Frontenac Provincial Park, so not that far south. Hiked into site 11. Friday was cold and wet, but Saturday was beautiful. We elected not to stay another night because of the forecast rain and drop to -10°C overnight
Douglas PatriarcheApr 3, 2023
I went camping this weekend. It’s a good way to renew one’s appreciation for a warm, dry house!
Douglas PatriarcheMar 30, 2023
Oliver StarrMar 29, 2023
My mission is to teach people about #wolves and showcase their beauty, intelligence, and social nature. I'm struggling to find an audience here to spread my message. I'd be grateful if the community here on @Mastodon could help.
Show threadDouglas PatriarcheMar 24, 2023
@davidvedvick @carnage4life This was my experience when I tried CoPilot on my company’s code base. Copilot knows public APIs but has no “understanding” of your project’s internal APIs. So none of its autocomplete code block suggestions were useful, and it took more time for me to read and reject them. I can see it would be useful if one was writing lots of boilerplate code that calls common public APIs, i.e. particularly useful for students doing homework assignments 🙄
Douglas PatriarcheMar 24, 2023
Christina WarrenMar 24, 2023
FYI: #GitHub’s RSA SSH key was replaced. This won’t impact most users but if you do access GitHub via SSH using RSA, you’ll need to remove the old key from your keychain and add the new one. Details are here https://github.blog/2023-03-23-we-updated-our-rsa-ssh-host-key/
We updated our RSA SSH host key

At approximately 05:00 UTC on March 24, out of an abundance of caution, we replaced our RSA SSH host key used to secure Git operations for GitHub.com.

The GitHub Blog
Douglas PatriarcheMar 24, 2023
Dare ObasanjoMar 24, 2023
The correct answer when a customer asks “Can you build this feature?” is almost always “What problem are you trying to solve?”
Douglas PatriarcheMar 22, 2023
Evan ProdromouMar 21, 2023

https://cosocial.ca/ is slowly coming online, and I'm going to be slowly shifting my presence from my personal site to this one.

I've made @evan approved-follow-only. New followers should follow @evan.

I'll be boosting everything from cosocial.ca to prodromou.pub for now, until I do a full account move. We're still testing the site!

Thanks for your patience. This feels really exciting.

CoSocial

Cooperative-run social media server for Canada. Join at https://join.cosocial.ca

Mastodon hosted on cosocial.ca
Douglas PatriarcheMar 19, 2023
Terence EdenMar 19, 2023

A big update to SuperTinyIcons
https://github.com/edent/SuperTinyIcons

Loads of #SVG icons for popular services - each one UNDER 1,024 bytes. Yup, less than a kilobyte each.

Take a look!

GitHub - edent/SuperTinyIcons: Under 1KB each! Super Tiny Icons are miniscule SVG versions of your favourite website and app logos

Under 1KB each! Super Tiny Icons are miniscule SVG versions of your favourite website and app logos - edent/SuperTinyIcons

GitHub