I'm a pharmacist 💊 and clinical informatician 📈 living in Utah, USA.
This tiny project has given me an excuse to play with API calls, GitHub Actions, and automated document updates.
Today, the sun rose at 08:21 AM and sets at 06:05 PM.
As of 11:20 AM MST the temperature is 35.4°F 🏂 ❄️ ⛄.
The air quality in my area is currently moderate (PM10: 69.14). This project automatically collects, stores, and visualizes trends in airborne particulate matter changes in my area. Specifically particulate matter smaller than 10 micrometers (PM10).
So far, this repo has been collecting PM10 air quality data three times per day for the last 801 days. During this time, 812 of 2397 ( 33.9% ) of all PM10 points collected exceeded the recommended US EPA level of 50 PM10.
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Changing random stuff until your program works is 'hacky' and a 'bad coding practice'. But if you do it fast enough, it's called 'Machine Learning' and pays 4x your current salary.
—Steve Maine, Software Engineer
Last updated on: 2024-11-19 11:20 AM MST