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\title{ Overland support for Twyne }

\author{ Sam Wilson }

\date{ 2022 February 4 (Friday), 2:42AM }

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Sometimes, being a programmer feels like it just means that I spend my spare time building software for my own purposes, with some idea that each is a necessary step towards doing what I actually want to get done. Of course, the lie of this is that I \emph{like} writing code, and so the fact that every problem looks like it needs more code is quite natural. I find that it can be stressful when I don't acknowledge this (i.e. working on something because it's a stepping-stone towards the "actual work"), but when I give up and just work on the code because it's fun \emph{in itself} then it feels calm and easy! It also might be useful… but it might not be, and that's okay too.

Last night I was working on adding location-tracking to my website, so I can upload photos and have the website suggest approximate locations for them. I just went out for a coffee, and now have a nice track of where I went. There's probably a downside to storing hundreds of thousands of points, but (oh well) at least it's entertaining me…

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