Anthony Ciccarello
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  1. Lots of car trips for this little guy. He even has a seat belt now!

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    • Denver
    • dog

  2. Leveling-Up Your Dev Team

    Software projects succeed or fail based on the quality of the teams behind them. Expert developers can be hard to find. So how do you get junior developers to level up? It’s not enough to teach how to use a framework or tech stack. Good developers can follow a pattern....

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    • technology

  3. Hard to believe that we’ve had this little fluffball for almost 3 months now!

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    • Denver
    • dog
    • sunset
    • ocean

  4. Peanut Butter Banana Granola

    This recipe has become somewhat of a joke in our house for how over-the-top it is, but I like to make it occasionally as a late-nite treat. I started making it in the cafeteria in college but it’s flexible based on what ingredients you have stocked in your pantry. Summary...

    • recipe
    • dessert
    • peanut butter
    • chocolate

  5. Creamed Street Corn Chicken

    We made this recipe from Half Baked Harvest and liked how it came out. I’ve made a few adjustments to simplify the recipe and add more veggies. Summary Prep Time: 20 minutes Cook Time: 30 minutes Servings: 4 Ingredients 2 large eggs, beaten 1/4 cup all-purpose flour (can add more...

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    • dinner
    • chicken
    • corn

  6. It’s interesting watching the release of Meta’s new Twitter clone, Threads. I’ve largely left the algorithmic attention traps of the major social networks but I’m (cautiously) excited about the possibility they will embrace open standards. I’d love to restore internet connections with family who’s content I miss.

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  7. Multi-engine site search

    I added the /search page to the site with a form supporting multiple search engines. The hope is to give visitors a bit more choice in what companies to interact with. The challenge was managing different query param for different sites. DuckDuckGo doesn’t support multiple q= params, but does accept...

    • article
    • site changes
    • technology

  8. Birding in 2022

    Following my 2021 birding summary, I’m excited to share my 2022 birding review! My travels brought me to 7 different states, Italy, and a bonus layover sighting. Between the varied locations and some active days, my total number of species identified was up slightly over the previous year. But my...

    • article
    • birding
    • birds
    • travel

  9. Today I learned that before 1921 the Colorado River was called the Grand River.

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    • TIL

  10. Nutella Stuffed Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies

    We made this delicious recipe from Half-Baked Harvest and loved it. The cookies are large so only a couple is enough to be satisfied. The first time we made these, we had to run to the store to get the right kind of oats but it was worth it. Next...

    • recipe
    • cookies
    • dessert
    • chocolate

  11. Stopped by REI this week and was reminded that for anything you can buy for your home, you can buy a version smaller/lighter/more expensive for camping. Dishes, clothes, furniture, tools; there’s gear for it all!

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  12. The San Diego robin irruption is real. Our backyard has recently been filled with American Robins. I’ve counted at least 50 in our immediate yard and probably over 100 in the neighborhood. It’s a phenomenon that’s been seen all across San Diego County. The birds which are rarely seen this...

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    • birding
    • birds

  13. Congrats to my brother on scoring 1000 points for his high school basketball team. Quite the achievement! 🏀

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    • personal

  14. I would just like to wish everyone a #SuperbOwl day. Whooo needs Eagles when you have owls?

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    • SuperbOwl
    • birds
    • nature

  15. Been thinking about potential new places to travel to this year and beyond. There are so many amazing options. Hawaii Alaska Glacier National Park Yosemite National Park Oaxaca Mexico Iceland Argentina/Patagonia New Zealand Netherlands South Africa Scotland

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    • travel

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