Dataclasses and Type Hints
Yesterday I rewrote the Python version of tumblelog to use
dataclasses. I also started to add type hints, which I finished today.
I pushed version 6.2.0 of tumblelog to
GitHub after thoroughly
testing the new code.
Another update
While testing tumblelog I came upon an issue with the calendar
overview for 2026: May
and later had no entries. After some checking I found the bug: the
Markdown file for Plurrrr had two times a date entry for the
24th of May! So i updated both the Perl and Python version
of tumblelog to detect this issue and pushed 6.2.1 to
GitHub.
Voicemails for Isabelle (2026)
Jill leaves voice messages to her deceased sister telling her about her chaotic life in San Francisco. Unwittingly, a mysterious Austin TX real estate agent begins to receive their confessions..
In the evening Esme and I watched Voicemails for Isabelle. I liked the movie and rate it a 7 out of 10.
Obsession (2025)
Baron "Bear" Bailey breaks a novelty charm to force his co-worker Nikki Freeman to love him, but the supernatural compulsion warps her mind into violent obsession, trapping him in a nightmare he cannot wish away.
In the evening Jaiden and I watched Obsession. Jaiden liked the movie a lot, she called it the scariest movie she had ever seen. I liked the movie and rate it a 7 out of 10.
Some cosmetic code changes to tumblelog
In the evening I pushed a lot of small cosmetic code changes I had
made over the past days to tumblelog to GitHub. Well, first I had to
pull 2 commits I had made via the GitHub site because of a patch by
Jan Neduchal. I used:
git pull --rebase
To get those 2 commits and to replay my 25 new commits on top of those 2. The updated version is now available on GitHub.