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I'll be probably releasing the skill in the end backed by a AWS Rust Lambda, which is considerably cheap to maintain. And regarding to the the HTTP Wrapper crate, I'll surely publish it to crates.io.
My terminal gitk clone named of course gitt (link). I think it's close to being useful for folks who like gitk and similar tools.
Lots of uom (type-safe zero-cost dimensional analysis) activity again this week. Working with contributors on PRs for adding support for complex numbers, converting between underlying storage types, some minor changes to expose type aliases, and supporting the num::Signed trait.
I have just started (today!) writing my own port for the NAIF SPICE toolkit (https://naif.jpl.nasa.gov/naif/aboutspice.html) because the existing port does things a little different then id like too. I alter want to use it to power parts of another one of my projects called satwatch (https://github.com/mkalte666/satwatch) which is on hold for now.
I solved a tiny problem I had with my tiling window manager. I use Qtile, and when I use the keyboard shortcuts to move to another monitor (I use 4 screens), the mouse stays in the original monitor. So I wanted to able to move my mouse with a keyboard shortcut. A lot of the online resources recommended using xdotool and figuring out the coordinates but I wanted to do it in an easier way. I wrote jerry to be that tool. It is a CLI that helps me move my mouse to a particular screen. I'm still working on relative movement (move mouse to whichever screen is on the left of my current screen etc), but this is good for now.
I also made a tinier tool before that just shakes the mouse cursor every few seconds. It's nothing fancy, but here's the repo.
I'm learning the basics, reading the Rust book, and using what I've learned to create a simple terminal app for managing my dev projects. I want feature parity with [prm](https://github.com/EivindArvesen/prm).
I've been working on releasing the next minor version update for my crate cargo-rx, which is a wrapper around cargo run --example. On Mac/Linux, it serves a fuzzy finder which leverages skim to sort and search for examples to run within a specific crate.