Turnagain Arm
One day a few weeks ago, we were driving the Seward Highway and had to stop for a rock slide. I decided to take a picture and later I drew it in my sketchbook.
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Let's draw a squirrel.
https://youtube.com/shorts/3MeinFKztDU?si=sM_FxXzakXVWte9M Just a quick sketch here. This winter, I watched this squirrel run back and forth across our fence in the back yard, getting peanuts from the neighbors’ yard to take back to her nest. She’s a hard worker!
Drawing a fox down by the creek in my sketchbook.
https://youtu.be/1VHN4HAMu6w
Drawing a snowy sunset scene in my sketchbook.
https://youtu.be/l-mm5ydi1tY
Drawing: Finishing up a snowy scene in my mini sketchbook.
https://youtu.be/u7mF_HziDD0?si=Rh8dyMyUewR0RNp8
Sketchbook Tour
https://youtu.be/dWnb0tQ5oMQ
Extracting the actual date of a LinkedIn Post
Copy paste friendly: from datetime import datetime def extract_unix_timestamp(post_id): # BigInt needed as we need to treat post_id as 64 bit decimal. # Python uses arbitrary-precision integers, so no need for explicit BigInt. as_binary = bin(int(post_id))[2:] first_41_chars = as_binary[:41] timestamp = int(first_41_chars, 2) / 1000 # Convert Unix timestamp to a readable format readable_timestamp = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(timestamp).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') return timestamp, readable_timestamp # Example usage: post_id = 7089460991175901184 timestamp, readable_timestamp = extract_unix_timestamp(post_id) print(f"Unix Timestamp: {timestamp}") print(f"Readable Timestamp: {readable_timestamp}")