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- Antonio brown with the long history of misconduct: https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/09/16/antonio-brown-new-england-patriots-lawsuits-accusations-sexual-midconduct-assault.
- Supercontest:
- Jeremy created 4 tickets.
- Moved convert_date() to app.jinja_env.globals so I wouldn’t have to pass it to the templates.
- The $13.99 I received from the IRS was an amendment refund, it wasn’t the equifax settlement.
- Renewed the Ducati registration for 2020. $230.
- Finished season 4 of Schitt’s Creek.
- Watched the roast of Alec Baldwin from last night. Blake Griffin, Jess Ross, and Robert De Niro were probably my favorite.
- Spain won the FIBA world cup.
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- Supercontest:
- Backed up the supercontest db, made sure everything worked (with old db models still today).
- If a user honestly misses lockdown, but wants to pick before kickoff, you can manually add their picks (if you deem their case ok). Just `python manage.py shell` then import and run `commit_picks(…, verify=False)` for the user id and week id and teams, etc.
- NFL Sunday. Remilins all day.
- Smoked the 16lb ribeye roast.
- Made gravy out of the trimmings:
- Stock: Salt the trimmings in a pan, sear them with olive oil until very brown, deglaze with wine, add herbs/onions/whatever and water, simmer for hours (reduce) then filter.
- Gravy: Whisk in flour (like 2tbsp per cup of liquid), boil, then turn off.
- Moved bbq_log from docs to sheets. Lot cleaner now. Froze top row and left two columns during scrolling to make everything a lot easier to see. This was my 32nd smoke on the WSM today!
- Stack is always lifo, way faster, every thread gets a stack, etc. Heap has much less restriction- it’s bigger and slower. It’s usually across multiple threads (usually one for whole app), data can be written/read in different orders, etc.
