I had some really nice hours this weekend working on my Destiny 2 loadout finder project, Armorer. All my current work is on the backend, and will result eventually in a lot more flexibility in armor piece stat calculation, and – I hope – faster performance. This big Shiny application is complex enough that I can see the rest of the work to do right in front of me, and I know that completing all the revisions is still a pretty substantial piece of work!
Working on a book pitch that will make me a mint, about how a monk-like approach will make project management better and more peaceful for us all. It’s called Gregorian Gantt. Is that a thing already?
Aww yeah, it’s New Journal Day.
I’m feeling pretty pleased with the quality of cappuccino I’m making lately. This one was delicious.
Back in the flickr era, this was referred to as “autumny nature crap season,” and we loved it.
I played the demo of Lamplighters League yesterday. It’s a fun mix of real-time stealth and turn-based tactics that looks like a great adventure in the full game. The demo is available for another couple of days, so consider checking it out, gamers!
One more photo post today: A moment from a photo walk around town a couple of weekends ago. I really liked this bit of inside/outside downtown life on an early autumn day.
I spent some time today rewriting a shortcut that uploads images to the media endpoint I use for my blog. It now covers all my core use cases of converting HEICs where needed and resizing images that are too big. I’m super pleased at these improvements, and am still impressed that it works on both my desktop and iPhone, but also – oof, working in shortcuts still feels unintuitive and clunky so often.
