I really don't feel like I enjoy the analysis side of data science anymore.

It's cool to learn new things about data, but at the end I have a notebook and a few new tools. And that just doesn't feel like enough anymore.

I think I want to do some kind of data/ops, build some tools, work with algorithms.

So unfortunately I don't really have the time to maintain a mastodon anymore.

I still want to use mastodon, I love talking about rust on here.

But I don't think I can manage _this_ server.

So I'm going to close it down in 3 weeks-ish - 19th December, and move to a new address by then. It's been fun learning this stuff, but I know it's possibly insecure because I just don't have the time to keep updating it.

Guess who got followed home from the shops. And told about how I really "turn them on" and how long they'd been on coke - three days.

I stopped when they started walking alongside me. Asked them a few basic questions, encouraged them to go home, encouraged them to avoid the sexual stuff.

Thankfully that was enough, and they went off. But yeah, super creepy, do not like.

Is there any way of idiomatically finding the sort order of a list, without sorting it?

So if I had
1 4 3 5
It'd return
0 2 1 3

Rather than sorting it into place?
#Rust #Python are the communities I usually ping for this sort of thing, but it's kinda language agnostic.

Since I actually started taking HRT properly, and not missing doses occasionally, my tits have actually started growing again.

It's great, except all the days in work where people notice I'm a bit in pain and I can't really say what the issue is, even if my team wasn't 80% men.

There is nothing as satisfying in programming as coming back to an old project and getting very slightly further.

Last year I was trying to create new vectors in #Rust from non-sequential patterns of input. And I hated it. (Because if you read in a CSV and then want to work with the data, at some point you need to access a column of the data, and putting vectors in vectors is *very bad*)

https://pastebin.com/eUKHuXXs

And now I have an okay-ish way of dealing with that problem, because I'm now a lot more comfortable with using unsafe.