Google Photos came up with this amusing suggestion today.
Just to be clear: it was the birds that were rotated, not the camera. 😀
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Audax Toolset Version 0.1.0
Audax Toolset version 0.1.0 is finally released and is available on GitHub. This version contains updates to Dynamo-Browse, which is still the only tool in the toolset so far.
Here are some of the headline features.
Adjusting The Displayed Columns Consider a table full of items that look like the following:
pk S 00cae3cc-a9c0-4679-9e3a-032f75c2b506 sk S 00cae3cc-a9c0-4679-9e3a-032f75c2b506 address S 3473 Ville stad, Jersey , Mississippi 41540 city S Columbus colors M (2 items) door S MintCream front S Tan name S Creola Konopelski officeOpened BOOL False phone N 9974834360 ratings L (3 items) 0 N 4 1 N 3 2 N 4 web S http://www.
Working on recording that how-to video again this morning. Managed to get a take that I’m happy with. This is after maybe 35 recordings in total which didn’t work (wow, video is not easy). Now downloading the trial version of Final Cut Pro to try and edit the thing.
Overlay Composition Using Bubble Tea
Working on a new feature for Dynamo-Browse which will allow the user to modify the columns of the table: move them around, sort them, hide them, etc. I want the feature to be interactive instead of a whole lot of command incantations that are tedious to write. I also kind of want the table whose columns are being manipulated to be visible, just so that the affects of the change would be apparent to the user while they make them.
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Intermediary Representation In Dynamo-Browse Expressions
One other thing I did in Dynamo-Browse is change how the query AST produced the actual DynamoDB call.
Previously, the AST produced the DynamoDB call directly. For example, if we were to use the expression pk = "something" and sk ^= "prefix", the generated AST may look something like the following:
The AST will then be traversed to determine whether this could be handled by either running a query or a scan.
Saw someone at work use Numi to show some maths so I’m giving it a try. Only just started using it but I already like it. Feels very similar to Tot and Boop: a small MacOS utility that fits nicely in that middle-ground between Calculator and a spreadsheet.
It could be that I’m just an old fogie that doesn’t like whimsy, but chalk me up as someone who doesn’t like the wiggling seek bar in Android’s playback notification.
You can tell I’m bored at work when I spend time building stupid little utilities for myself instead of actually doing the task I should be doing. Today’s stupid little utility: a TUI tool to list merge requests I’ve posted for review. Saves a trip to the browser.
Those “Accept Yours” & “Accept Theirs” buttons in GoLand’s conflicts dialog are a bit of a tease. Might be that I’m missing something (which is possible) but I though a file appearing here means that I manually need to review it. Would anyone blindly accept changes like this?
