John Marc

@ioloro
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Building Dewy Golf || ex-Apple || Independent developer in Colorado
Dewy Golfhttps://dewygolf.com
Personal Sitehttps://www.ioloro.com
Twitterhttps://twitter.com/ioloro
LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/ioloro/

This morning, I had a meeting with my sister to discuss a new project she needed for a thesis/class work. (She’s a nurse; I'm not)

I quickly used HeyGen's Live Avatar to create a mockup of an experience and test the idea. About 2 hours of work and up and running.

Wild seeing Brazil/Portuguese overtake US/English for one of my side projects. Localization matters because people being comfortable in the app they use matters.

Last week a user in China sent us a screenshot of his bike ride. The route was sharp, smooth, every turn in its place. The only problem was the lake. He had not, in fact, ridden across a lake.

Here is the story of a bug from another plantet...
https://www.microbyte.blog/a-bug-from-another-planet/

A bug from another planet

In mainland China, the maps are wrong on purpose.

Microbyte
Printing my v1 model for @dewygolf maps. Really jazzed to see the numbers improve and all the hard work (hopefully) pay off with clean results.

Generally speaking I'm not a fan of Facebook, Inc (Meta) but their engineering teams are a bunch of wizards.

Recently found this collection of tools I've pulled into a CLI // Skill partnership for my iOS-testing toolset.
https://github.com/facebook/idb

My skill//new CLI:
https://github.com/ioloro/iOS-Testing

GitHub - facebook/idb: idb is a flexible command line interface for automating iOS simulators and devices

idb is a flexible command line interface for automating iOS simulators and devices - facebook/idb

GitHub

RE: https://mastodon.social/@CommunityKit/116574470638948232

Very excited to participate in the Indie Fair at @CommunityKit. See y'all there!

Cont. adventures in annotation.

Playing with "ISpy" (don't sue me), where each annotation has it's own frame (crop is user set) can filter on confidence level and then you're off checking "is/is not".

Been pretty fun. A few standard of living enhancements like hide/unhide and zoom.

Excite! Excite! Excite!

This week's movie night is sorted.

(If we can wait that long...)

Up early further refining my CV/scorecard parsing model.

Hot Chip's In Our Heads is an excellent playing partner for that task.

As I get deeper into maps, I keep learning new, cool things about how to represent relationships of items to one another.

i.e. golf courses have (typically) 9 or 18 holes, each has a tee box, and green.

Sometimes there's other features detected within the concept of a hole and detecting/representing that is part of the (fun) challenge. Automating the collection, detection, analysis is a lot of "lift"

TIL: Hungarian graph algorithms

https://algorithms.discrete.ma.tum.de/graph-algorithms/matchings-hungarian-method/index_en.html

The Hungarian Method

This page demonstrates the Hungarian Method for finding maximal matchings in bipartite Graphs.