Jonathan Sick jonathansick

There is an "Archive of Informal Astronomy Communications" (name TBD);
- The Archive has an editor and board that is backed by astro libraries and the AAS or similar organizations,
- The Archive is fundamentally a Zenodo curated community,
- ADS agrees to index the resources of this Zenodo community,
- Astronomy blogs apply for affiliation with the Archive as authors (or use an arXiv-like endorsement model).
The blogger posts an article as usual.
Only if the blogger deems the post to be relevant to scholarly astronomy discourse do they intentionally submit their article to the Zenodo community (i.e., submission is not automatic so that a grad student who normally blogs astronomy research doesn't get that one blog post about a Taylor Swift concert indexed by ADS). This also implies that articles can be retroactively submitted.

The submission consists of the post's content. There is no prescribed format, but it should be easily and openly readable, e.g., plaintext/markdown and images or an ipy

I hereby claim:

I am jonathansick on github.
I am jsick (https://keybase.io/jsick) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 2175 1D47 7F2A 78C3 D6AF A6E9 F210 C97A 0D74 0AA6

To claim this, I am signing this object:

First time:

python setup.py register

Uploading a new version:

python setup.py check

	# In unit tests =====================================

	from kafkit.registry.sansio import MockRegistryApi

	# The Avro schema that you'll be testing with
	schema = {}

	# The MockRegistryApi works just like the RegistryApi, but doesn't
	# do any network requests.
	registryclient = MockRegistryApi()

	from confluent_kafka.admin import AdminClient, NewTopic

	default_num_partitions = 1
	default_replication_factor = 3

	client = AdminClient({
	'bootstrap.servers': 'url...'
	})

	# First list existing topics

	{
	repository(name: "sickvim", owner: "jonathansick") {
	ref(qualifiedName: "master") {
	target {
	... on Commit {
	id
	history(first: 5) {
	pageInfo {
	hasNextPage
	}

	if 'CDELT' in header:
	pix_scale header['CDELT'] * 3600.
	else:
	pix_scale = np.sqrt(header['CD1_1'] 2. + header['CD1_2'] 2.) * 3600.

	# It's convenient to put all postgresql.conf customizations in a included file.
	# From bottom postgresql.conf, include as
	# include = 'path/to/jsick_postgresql.conf'
	# NOTE: you may need to customize some of these columns.

	# Note: Increasing max_connections costs ~400 bytes of shared memory per
	# connection slot, plus lock space (see max_locks_per_transaction).
	max_connections = 100 # (change requires restart)

	# Logging