James Goldie

@jamesgoldie.dev

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Frontend Engineer @ countercurrent.ai, former #climatehealth 🌡️ + #datajournalism 🗺️ Building, coding and storytelling with #rstats, #js and #swift for fun and for good 😊

Screenshot of Australia Post video, showing three genuine AusPost text messages featuring mypo.st URLs, and one scam message with a different URL.
Physically modelled iImage of the stars from 15 km above the Antarctic Circle, with the sun hidden behind the horizon.
Animated wallpaper shows the view above the Antarctic Circle on the summer solstice over 24 hours.
SUSTAINABLE AND ENVIRONMENTAL BRANDED OPTIONS SCREENING We offer our members three sustainable and environmental branded investment options. These are: • Sustainable Balanced • Sustainable High Growth, and • Global Environmental Opportunities. In managing these options, we seek to limit exposure to companies operating in certain sectors that may cause significant harm by using negative screens. We may also consider positive attributes to identify investments that are consistent with our investment philosophy of sustainable business practices or exhibiting quality environmental, social and governance characteristics. It is important that the negative screens we apply allow for the appropriate management of these options and remain consistent with the investment strategy and objectives of the sustainable and environmental branded investment options. Effective 1 July 2026, our negative screens will allow the portion of reported revenue that a company may derive from conventional weapons systems' and components to be up to 5%. This negative screen will also no longer consider reported revenue derived from weapon support systems (for example, software and/or telecommunication systems and services). This replaces the previous negative screen of up to 1% of reported revenue, including reported revenue derived from support systems. As at the date of this 'Important product changes' notice all other negative screens are unchanged across these three sustainable and environmental branded investment options. UniSuper continues to screen companies with any reported revenue from the manufacture of whole weapon systems or components developed for exclusive use of controversial and/or nuclear weapons. More information about these changes and some examples of how the screen operates is available at unisuper.com.au/update-may-2026. Sustainable and environmental investing means different things to different people. Different products have different investment criteria. For more inform…
Recording of the bubble/level meter in the iOS Measure app. The level appears to bend in response to motion, simulating a liquid effect
Screenshot of Windy, with Mildura in Australia selected for a point forecast. With the ACCESS C-VT model selected, temperatures of 52 degrees Celsius are shown at 4 PM.
macOS notification says: Code Task "Run my R script" finished in 6s.
Screenshot of Visual Studio Code changlog says: Tasks OS notification for long-running task completion Setting: task.notifyWindowOnTaskCompletion When a user-initiated, long-running task completes while the VS Code window is not focused, an OS badge and notification toast are shown. Selecting the notification focuses the window where the task completed. You can configure this behavior with the task. notifyWindowOnTaskCompletion setting.
Plain text table: duckdb -c "select user, id, completed from 'todos.json' limit 5"
“This is going straight to the pool room.”
Screenshot of Teams account switcher, showing an account with two organisations that both have an exclamation mark icon next to them.
Bernie: I am once again asking you not to license datasets under CC ND
An LED strip sits on a dining table, with a rainbow pulse pattern that flies from one end of the strip to the other in a loop. The strip is connected to a microcontroller, which in turn is connected to a USB powerbank. A laptop with a code editor is open on the table too.
R code showing importing a CSV with base R or rear. The data frame contains a column named "repeat", but base R imports it as "repeat." and read surrounds it with backticks, indicating that it cannot be used on its own. When the column name is used directly, the error "Unexpected 'repeat' in..." appears.
Screenshot of an Obsidian Canvas. A D&D map is used as the background of a group, and there are three cards on it. The cards are not visible initially, save for a circular icon. When an icon is clicked, the rest of the card appears.
windy.com map of Melbourne wind forecast by ACCESS-C VT, forecasting a front of southwesterly wind crossing Port Phillip Bay over the afternoon of January 9 2024.
iOS setting: Restrict Stories in Today
Notification reads, “Apple News Most Read. The 21 signs you’re attracted to someone (and hire to tell if they feel the same)”
Screenshot from the Shortcuts app has the action, “See stories from Guardian Australia”
Video showing the process of turning a regular Quarto doc into a scrollytelling story with Closeread.
Distribution of Melbourne City daily average temperatures for the two weeks around November 23 since 1910. Distribution has a median temperature of 16.2C and 95th percentile (“bloody hot”) of 24C. Today is 29.6C.
Video advertising the Closeread Prize, including some examples from the Closeread Gallery
Video of a scrollytelling page that features a globe rotating as the user scrolls. The globe has a number of cities marked on it that appear as they come into view.
Login screen for myGovID, which notes that it is separate from myGov and also that it is changing its name soon to myID.
R code snippet follows. request_complete <- function(resp) { n_rows <- resp |> resp_body_string() |> read_csv() |> nrow() n_rows < 5000 } request(api_root) |> req_url_path_append("endpoint") |> req_url_path_append("read.csv") |> req_url_query( key = api_key, email = api_email, country = "XXX") |> req_throttle(1 / 3) |> req_perform_iterative(next_req = iterate_with_offset("page", resp_complete = request_complete)) -> events
Screenshot of Stand By mode on an iPhone. The right side has an Apple Home widget, but it says “No Home Hub”
An animation showing a spreadsheet of the scores of 3 different teams across 3 different games. The data morphs back and forth between two forms: a longer one with the columns "Team", "Game" and "Score", and a wider form with the columns "Team", "Game 1", "Game 2" and "Game 3". The cells are colour coded to show their movement between data shapes.