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- Installed a powerhead in the sump, purely to circulate around the return pump. This will prevent detritus from settling, reducing the necessary sump cleanings. Only ~5W. Set up the power and alarms on the apex for this connection.
- Breathwork. I’ve found that focusing on diaphragm breathing, deep belly, makes the exercise a bit less efficient. If I just focus on large breaths, chest being fine, I get more lightheaded and tingly during the sympathetic portion, able to hold breath longer and more meditative during the parasympathetic part, etc.
- Added Makefile Tools vscode extension.
- Supercontest.
- Created 10 tickets (147-156). Will do 6 before 2022-2023 season. First game is next thursday, 8 days.
- Renewed the cert. Remember that certbot does this, but not during the offseason when you go >6 months without touching the app.
- Just run
docker-compose restart from code/infra (this is not in the app containers, it’s the nginx and letsencrypt companion containers that proxy the traffic in front of the apps (sbsc and bmahlstedt.com) while managing certs. - Closed https://gitlab.com/bmahlstedt/supercontest/-/issues/152.
- Surprisingly, first attempt at build succeeded. IIRC I am running a sexytools variant to resolve and constrain everything 100%.
- Set up desktop to work on supercontest (ssh keys, then added the ssh add in bash_profile, etc) – previous years were on the fedora laptop. Happy to be back in ubuntu (albeit wsl).
- Resume.
- Reorganized gdrive a bit. Removed old segments from resume, added new, updated others.
- Overall, cleaned a bit. Later professional CVs should be summaries, don’t have much space to deepdive on a sheet anymore.
- Updated the abridged version as well.
- Uploaded to linkedin (for my own ability on apps, not public). My blog points to linkedin.
- Added a few Featured posts on the profile to hoist to the top.
- Remember Reg A. The SEC requires a ton of paperwork for the offering/sale of securities. If you file Reg A, it’s an exemption that’s a bit less stringent. It’s ultimately a convenience, but you must file it first. You are limited on a few things (<$20M in security sales in a year for tier 1).
- Remember Reg D. Put simply, it’s Reg A but for private equity instead of public offerings.
