Release: condense-json 1.1
After shipping condense-json 1.0 I started integrating it into LLM, and found there were some desirable new features already:
- Replacements object can now include values other than strings. These will be identified and used as structural replacements by
condense_json()anduncondense_json(). #8- Objects can be used as the basis for merge operations.
condense_json()will identify if there are objects that are a close match and will store instructions for keys to update or delete.uncondense_json()can then apply these merges.
I also added some round-trip tests using the Hypothesis property-based Python testing library.
Tags: json
Daring Fireball
• John Gruber
In recent years, science has been learning more and more about how central the role of inflammation is to our health. “The paradox that often makes treating chronic inflammation so difficult: It can be vital and harmful at the same time.”
Huh, here’s the trailer for a new director’s cut (of sorts) of the second X-Files movie (called I Want to Believe, orig. released in 2008) that, per Wikipedia, “will restore horror elements that were previously removed”.
Longreads
• Cheri Lucas Rowlands
"A cutting-edge gene-editing trial in China went disastrously wrong. A family wants accountability."
“poetry camera is a new way to see your world. take a photo with the camera… poetry camera thinks… and prints out a poem about the scene.”
Colossal
• Grace Ebert
En Iwamura is interested in the ways we measure and understand the spaces between ourselves and others.
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Daring Fireball
• John Gruber
TBPN seems like a show I wouldn’t enjoy guesting on, but I actually enjoy it quite a bit.
The Phone in Your Hand. “A layer-by-layer teardown of the most intricate object you’ve ever held.”
Longreads
• Seyward Darby
"What happens to the disappeared in Mexico’s narco-slavery camps."
