Blooming Gardens¶
When I came up with the name blume I was very much thinking of blooms of flowers.
A place where seeds turn into seedlings and some eventually produce flowers.
Scatter some seeds or plant carefully in a pot to germinate.
Take a cutting and place it in a new pot, see if survives the transplant.
So, here is a place for some seeds of ideas that may blume into flowers one day.
I typically write software to explore some data that I am interested in.
Data that might answer some question I have.
In many cases a little exploration will rapidly result in more questions than answers.
Rarely is the original problem solved, rather it is replaced by n new problems that need to be solved first.
At this point there is typically a python module, a few hundred lines. argparse to provide some options.
And in those hundred lines, n ideas all twisted together.
As with a garden, from a pile of seeds, what goes where?
First, get some things growing.
A month has passed, a month spent digging in the garden.
Moving earth and rocks around to build a mini of paths and adventures.
Taking a cutting, akin to extracting a feature from some example I have been working on. Sometimes it takes like magic, others need a little more work, with the possibility that its just not possible.
I am pleased with the pieces coming together in the blume garden.
Tools for browsing a world of data, sharing cuttings and codes for making flowers.