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  1. Data Scientist job at the British Geological Survey.

    Crunch data to help understand mineral resources, environmental change, decarbonisation and hazards. Apply machine learning, geostatistics and time series analyses to geoscience data.

    careersportal.co.uk/UKRI-caree

    Flexible working, great annual leave, opportunities for travel. Based in or .

    Closes 2024-11-25

  2. @pokateo I've just returned from field-testing the new mapping tool that I'm working on at the .

    It is based on and we use @merginmaps to synchronise data between tablet PCs (running QGIS on Windows), Android tablets (running the Mergin Maps mobile app), and our laptops.

    I learned to map with paper and pencil and I'm trying to keep that feeling while embracing the benefits of hi-resolution DEMs and inbuilt GPS.

  3. @artfulsodger The boosts are still the same. The "pay to have your opinion shared" is a bit like Twitter blue ticks, which is a shame. But I can accept them if it means can sustain a self-hosted podcast network, free from big platforms or generic adverts for therapy or beds or home-assembly ready meals.

  4. This is the UK Government "Digital and Data Profession Capability Framework" for Software Developer.

    It is an attempt to define expectations for staff in different IT jobs and compares the same role at Junior, Senior, Lead levels.

    ddat-capability-framework.serv

    They have Data Engineer, Data Scientist and others, too.

    Following up on .

  5. This is the UK Government "Digital and Data Profession Capability Framework" for Software Developer.

    It is an attempt to define expectations for staff in different IT jobs and compares the same role at Junior, Senior, Lead levels.

    ddat-capability-framework.serv

    They have Data Engineer, Data Scientist and others, too.

    Following up on #RSECon24. #SoftwareEngineering #DataScience #dataengineering

  6. This is the UK Government "Digital and Data Profession Capability Framework" for Software Developer.

    It is an attempt to define expectations for staff in different IT jobs and compares the same role at Junior, Senior, Lead levels.

    ddat-capability-framework.serv

    They have Data Engineer, Data Scientist and others, too.

    Following up on #RSECon24. #SoftwareEngineering #DataScience #dataengineering

  7. This is the UK Government "Digital and Data Profession Capability Framework" for Software Developer.

    It is an attempt to define expectations for staff in different IT jobs and compares the same role at Junior, Senior, Lead levels.

    ddat-capability-framework.serv

    They have Data Engineer, Data Scientist and others, too.

    Following up on #RSECon24. #SoftwareEngineering #DataScience #dataengineering

  8. This is the UK Government "Digital and Data Profession Capability Framework" for Software Developer.

    It is an attempt to define expectations for staff in different IT jobs and compares the same role at Junior, Senior, Lead levels.

    ddat-capability-framework.serv

    They have Data Engineer, Data Scientist and others, too.

    Following up on #RSECon24. #SoftwareEngineering #DataScience #dataengineering

  9. For those interested in with , here's a link to the docs.

    I use it to store arrays of items with multiple nested attributes. I don't use the items elsewhere, so it isn't worth the extra effort to define normalised tables.

    It's not a free-for-all, however, as I create the items as models and use `item.model_dump_json()` to get the JSON string to insert.

    The SQLite `for_each` function iterates and retrieves the attributes.

    sqlite.org/json1.html#jeach

    3/2!

  10. @JamesDoesData Welcome to Mastodon. For geeky stuff about coding, I now find it nearly as useful as Twitter was in the good old days. It's not nearly as popular for geoscience (yet).

    For Datasette, Django and an optimistic (but realistic) developer perspective on LLMs, I recommended following @simon.

  11. Watson: "You have formed a theory, then?"

    Holmes: "I at least have a grip of the essential facts of the case. I shall enumerate them to you, for nothing clears up a case as much as stating it to another person, ..."

    The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: Silver Blaze.

    Sir Arthur Conan Doyle describing the practice of Rubber Ducking in 1892, with Watson as the duck. 🦆
    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber

  12. For anyone who wants to get in the mood for the #Oasis tour next summer, The Rise and Fall of Oasis podcast series is a good listen.

    bbc.co.uk/sounds/series/p0hpzv

    #BBCSounds #oasis2025

  13. For anyone who wants to get in the mood for the tour next summer, The Rise and Fall of Oasis podcast series is a good listen.

    bbc.co.uk/sounds/series/p0hpzv

  14. For anyone who wants to get in the mood for the #Oasis tour next summer, The Rise and Fall of Oasis podcast series is a good listen.

    bbc.co.uk/sounds/series/p0hpzv

    #BBCSounds #oasis2025

  15. For anyone who wants to get in the mood for the #Oasis tour next summer, The Rise and Fall of Oasis podcast series is a good listen.

    bbc.co.uk/sounds/series/p0hpzv

    #BBCSounds #oasis2025

  16. We saw these guys, Gabez, outside St Giles cathedral (just off the Royal Mile) in today.

    They were brilliant; who knew that mime could be so hilarious?

    They have a stage show called Live Manga.

    YouTube link: youtu.be/Qazhd3pH9YQ?si=fBcxLo

  17. @mattjhodgkinson @[email protected]

    Short answer: no. The eruption is part of long term rifting and eruption process, and the magma is coming from much deeper.

    The Icelandic Met Office page on the Reykjanes eruptions has lots of detail.

    en.vedur.is/about-imo/news/vol

    @RagnarHeidar works there and is a good follow for on .

  18. @hareldan I've been working very hard since September, alongside many others, to make sure that things don't break when ArcMap goes away.

    On the plus side, part of the mitigation strategy has been transferring workflows out of proprietary ESRI tools and into open source #QGIS and #merginmaps.

    We can't be the only ones doing this.

  19. @hareldan I've been working very hard since September, alongside many others, to make sure that things don't break when ArcMap goes away.

    On the plus side, part of the mitigation strategy has been transferring workflows out of proprietary ESRI tools and into open source #QGIS and #merginmaps.

    We can't be the only ones doing this.

  20. @hareldan I've been working very hard since September, alongside many others, to make sure that things don't break when ArcMap goes away.

    On the plus side, part of the mitigation strategy has been transferring workflows out of proprietary ESRI tools and into open source #QGIS and #merginmaps.

    We can't be the only ones doing this.

  21. Here are some interesting things that I learned about WAL mode this morning while debugging a issue:

    + opens GeoPackages in WAL mode
    + WAL mode persists, so subsequent connections from any application will be in WAL mode
    + Calling `PRAGMA journal_mode=DELETE;` turns off WAL mode and cleans up `-wal` and `-shm` files
    + WAL mode does not work across network file systems (or, in my case, between and Windows)

    The docs are worth reading:

    sqlite.org/wal.html