Week Notes 24#27
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A lovely and very restorative week off for Anna's birthday
- We didn't get as much done around the house as we'd hoped, but we ended up really switching off and having a lot of nice time on the sofa together with a mix of fur babies
- Got a lot of Ratchet and Clank and New Amsterdam in
- Finally got around to some work I've been doing with Speakeasy around their SDKs (for Go) which also gave me a lot of ideas for
oapi-codegen
- Google Home Android app's TV controls have suddenly gone really crap, meaning I can't control it at all π
- My work brain was thankfully very switched off - I had one calendar update on my mind for a few days, but thankfully I'd left everything else well handed over and in a good place (and it's only a week being off) so I wasn't super concerned
- But I am looking forward to getting back to things tomorrow - I feel refreshed, and although I think it'll be tough going back to a busy week, hopefully should be good
- On Monday, wrote two very meta blog posts:
- A call to action for readers of my blog - thanks for the insights I've already received, and interested to hear from others!
- And a celebration of my 1000th(!!!) blog post π
- Had a lovely overnight stay at Ragdale Hall spa for Anna's birthday
- Plus a super yum and authentic PizzamisΓΊ on Anna's birthday, before I drove us over to the spa
- My first fast A-roads and was mostly OK - but included a bit of a heart rate jump when a van pulled over suddenly into a lay-by, and coming off the road (at 70) onto a very short slip road with a sharp bend π¬ but made it there and back
- On my second treatment (Clarins Beauty Sleep Massage) I ended up falling asleep a little bit π«£ Kept spluttering awake, but was reminded it's kinda ideal with that treatment
- It was a good stay, but I'd say that Hoar Cross Hall is my preference
- Definitely having the Mandella Effect around Buzz Blades in Ratchet And Clank - I was sure that they existed in the original games, but turns out the first time I saw them was Ratchet And Clank (2016)
- At Bestwood Mill Lakes we saw the crabby cat on the corner house again - which was especially crabby and came swiping for Cookie π In the cat's defence, Cookie always makes faces at them, and that day opened her mouth to start barking at the cat and the cat was not having it π«£ Luckily managed to get in between them and then move Cookie away before it got spicy π¬
- With Cookie away at Anna's parents, we had a lot of Morph time - he was an absolute living room fiend, running over to the (closed) double doors every time we came in, or went near the room, and we had a lot of lovely cuddles, and reminded ourselves of how nice it used to be with him π₯° and vice versa
- Was nice to have Cookie back after a few days away, - she'd had a good time and was good for Anna's parents - and she's been mostly sleepy since she's been home, although wants to make sure we've not forgotten how sometimes she can be annoying π
- Had a cheeky Nandos π
- It was the general election and a very loud π’ Fuck the Tories π’ and an encouraging first look at a pretty good Cabinet, with people who know the work
- Had a very good Rakki Rakkas, and even got a handshake from one of the owners when he saw me π
- Been enjoying reading
/r/StarWars
a lot this week - Did do some bits and pieces of house things this week
- Had Backwaters - polaroit on replay a lot
In dependency-management-data:
- As someone who thrives under deadline pressure (read: my ADHD sometimes needs a deadline to do anything) I've been rushing over the weekend to get a big release out for dependency-management-data -
v0.100.0
π±- This is actually my 158th overall release!
- As I hit 1000 blog posts, I thought I should also try and have this week be the
0.100.0
release of DMD to line up - I'm very happy for my integration tests which gave me a lot more confidence in doing a considerable breaking change around how SBOMs are used, but should make a huge quality of life improvement for folks using dependency-management-data with SBOMs, especially if those SBOMs aren't directly linked to the source repo they come from. More on the blog tomorrow
- This is also something I've been kinda working on for ~3 months on-and-off before realising it's hard and pushing it back to another time πΉ
- Started the process of - finally - getting a Mastodon bot account to announce releases from
- Looking to get a
CHANGELOG.md
published (including some retrospective data) as it's probably a bit easier than looking through each of the releases between versions
In renovate-graph, found a couple of folks using it:
- https://github.com/LunchTimeCode/renovate-graph-fork
- https://github.com/camptocamp/github-app-geo-project
Played:
- Apex Legends
- Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters
- Ratchet and Clank: Tools of Destruction
Watched:
- The Acolyte
- New Amsterdam