Tim Supinie
@plustssn.autumnsky.us
Hydrometeor connoisseur 💧❄️🌪️ / Electron herder 💻 / Rhythmic airbender 🎸🎶 / Amateur edible chemist 🍞🍳 / @climbingfox86.autumnsky.us's worse half 👫 / OU SoM alum 👨🎓
Obvious naked-eye pillars now.
November 12, 2025 at 3:14 AM
Obvious naked-eye pillars now.
Aurora faintly visible to the naked eye in Norman, OK.
November 12, 2025 at 2:19 AM
Aurora faintly visible to the naked eye in Norman, OK.
Lasagna for dinner tonight.
November 12, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Lasagna for dinner tonight.
Apparently, this AI inhabits an alternate universe where barbecue ribs have numbers like chemical formulas.
October 31, 2025 at 5:29 AM
Apparently, this AI inhabits an alternate universe where barbecue ribs have numbers like chemical formulas.
Had some canned peaches to use up from a friend that moved away. So I mixed it with some fresh ones and made this. Pretty tasty. Canned peaches are meh, but at least they're out of the cabinet.
September 28, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Had some canned peaches to use up from a friend that moved away. So I mixed it with some fresh ones and made this. Pretty tasty. Canned peaches are meh, but at least they're out of the cabinet.
Showers currently between OKC and Tulsa are probably rooted near 700 mb, since that layer has some CAPE with little CINH, and the boundary layer still has quite a bit of CINH. (3/4)
September 23, 2025 at 6:22 PM
Showers currently between OKC and Tulsa are probably rooted near 700 mb, since that layer has some CAPE with little CINH, and the boundary layer still has quite a bit of CINH. (3/4)
Wind profiles on the warm front as sampled by KINX have quite a bit of low-level shear. South of the boundary and east of those confluence zones, KSRX still has quite a bit of shear. Little low-level shear back near the cold front at KTLX. (2/4)
September 23, 2025 at 6:22 PM
Wind profiles on the warm front as sampled by KINX have quite a bit of low-level shear. South of the boundary and east of those confluence zones, KSRX still has quite a bit of shear. Little low-level shear back near the cold front at KTLX. (2/4)
A very warm/moist air mass for late September is in place across eastern OK south of an effective warm front. A few surface confluence boundaries (reflecting a cold front aloft?) are present in the warm sector. It's tough to pick them out in satellite, though. (1/4)
September 23, 2025 at 6:22 PM
A very warm/moist air mass for late September is in place across eastern OK south of an effective warm front. A few surface confluence boundaries (reflecting a cold front aloft?) are present in the warm sector. It's tough to pick them out in satellite, though. (1/4)
Other highlights from the weekend: trivia games at Legally Brewed in Norman last night, breakfast tacos this morning, and Factory Obscura this afternoon.
September 21, 2025 at 2:51 AM
Other highlights from the weekend: trivia games at Legally Brewed in Norman last night, breakfast tacos this morning, and Factory Obscura this afternoon.
Anniversary #11 with @climbingfox86.autumnsky.us is in the books.
It ain't cheap, but if you can, get yourself to Nonesuch in OKC. Holy shit, that was good.
It ain't cheap, but if you can, get yourself to Nonesuch in OKC. Holy shit, that was good.
September 21, 2025 at 2:51 AM
Anniversary #11 with @climbingfox86.autumnsky.us is in the books.
It ain't cheap, but if you can, get yourself to Nonesuch in OKC. Holy shit, that was good.
It ain't cheap, but if you can, get yourself to Nonesuch in OKC. Holy shit, that was good.
I spent some time last weekend revamping the look of the paintball plots in autumnplot-gl. Something I'd tried a while back using a dumb method, and I figured out a much better way to do it this time. Before on the left, after on the right.
September 18, 2025 at 3:33 PM
I spent some time last weekend revamping the look of the paintball plots in autumnplot-gl. Something I'd tried a while back using a dumb method, and I figured out a much better way to do it this time. Before on the left, after on the right.
Brunch this morning.
September 7, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Brunch this morning.
Great show! Here's "When They Come for Me."
September 1, 2025 at 4:30 AM
Great show! Here's "When They Come for Me."
Seeing Linkin Park in Kansas City tonight with @climbingfox86.autumnsky.us.
September 1, 2025 at 12:10 AM
Seeing Linkin Park in Kansas City tonight with @climbingfox86.autumnsky.us.
Not strictly necessary for the docs, but my brain latched onto it and sometimes you gotta do what brain wants. New logo for autumnplot-gl. Gonna try to get some more docs stuff knocked out this weekend and release v4 with updated documentation hopefully soon.
August 23, 2025 at 2:52 AM
Not strictly necessary for the docs, but my brain latched onto it and sometimes you gotta do what brain wants. New logo for autumnplot-gl. Gonna try to get some more docs stuff knocked out this weekend and release v4 with updated documentation hopefully soon.
A new interactive REFS (RRFS Ensemble Forecast System) viewer is coming to an SPC site near you. Probably sometime in early 2026.
August 13, 2025 at 11:44 PM
A new interactive REFS (RRFS Ensemble Forecast System) viewer is coming to an SPC site near you. Probably sometime in early 2026.
Tried something a bit closer to Detroit style pizza tonight. I probably should have left it in the oven a bit longer, but the crust was cooked through, and it was still pretty good.
August 11, 2025 at 2:09 AM
Tried something a bit closer to Detroit style pizza tonight. I probably should have left it in the oven a bit longer, but the crust was cooked through, and it was still pretty good.
Yep, white is overcast. (That was part of what I was getting at is what are people's intuitions on that.) It's fully configurable by the user, so this for purposes of the doc demo and getting sane defaults for myself. I did knock down the brightness from f0f0f0 to bbbbbb, and I like it.
August 7, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Yep, white is overcast. (That was part of what I was getting at is what are people's intuitions on that.) It's fully configurable by the user, so this for purposes of the doc demo and getting sane defaults for myself. I did knock down the brightness from f0f0f0 to bbbbbb, and I like it.
Sky cover symbols in station plots in dark mode: left or right?
August 7, 2025 at 3:07 AM
Sky cover symbols in station plots in dark mode: left or right?
Lunch today was BLTs and fresh peaches. Tomatoes and peaches were from the farmer's market, and the bread was homemade.
August 3, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Lunch today was BLTs and fresh peaches. Tomatoes and peaches were from the farmer's market, and the bread was homemade.
Uh, no. These are just random md5 hashes. But thanks for letting me know these might also be API keys! I'm gonna go try them out!
August 2, 2025 at 1:21 AM
Uh, no. These are just random md5 hashes. But thanks for letting me know these might also be API keys! I'm gonna go try them out!
Found it. Webpack allows you to leave off the file extension when importing and let it figure out the extension. The list of extensions to try is configurable. Docusaurus adds '.wasm' ahead of everything else, so it grabbed the wasm file and ignored the js interface.
July 30, 2025 at 3:07 AM
Found it. Webpack allows you to leave off the file extension when importing and let it figure out the extension. The list of extensions to try is configurable. Docusaurus adds '.wasm' ahead of everything else, so it grabbed the wasm file and ignored the js interface.
This is what I'm working on: docs for autumnplot-gl with interactive demonstrations of the different components. Docusaurus really doesn't like autumnplot's wasm module (which fortunately only matters if I draw contours, so I can at least work on other stuff for a bit).
July 28, 2025 at 1:17 AM
This is what I'm working on: docs for autumnplot-gl with interactive demonstrations of the different components. Docusaurus really doesn't like autumnplot's wasm module (which fortunately only matters if I draw contours, so I can at least work on other stuff for a bit).
To whoever keeps doing this: your practical joke has been acknowledged, and you can quit doing it now.
(Before you call me a killjoy: it was at least mildly amusing the first time. The third or fourth time, it just gets annoying.)
(Before you call me a killjoy: it was at least mildly amusing the first time. The third or fourth time, it just gets annoying.)
July 17, 2025 at 5:12 PM
To whoever keeps doing this: your practical joke has been acknowledged, and you can quit doing it now.
(Before you call me a killjoy: it was at least mildly amusing the first time. The third or fourth time, it just gets annoying.)
(Before you call me a killjoy: it was at least mildly amusing the first time. The third or fourth time, it just gets annoying.)
Timeline cleanse? Double rainbow visible from south Norman.
July 1, 2025 at 1:21 AM
Timeline cleanse? Double rainbow visible from south Norman.