Small blog containing code and other posts by Lyndon Armitage
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Recently, I was tasked with deleting a load of extraneous tables that made their way into one of our AWS Glue Catalogs. These tables were causing a major issue by virtue of a fact that there were 15,000+ of them. To solve this problem I applied a bit of Bash scripting that I thought I’d share.
Contine reading...In my last 2 posts I was working on a way to processes Nonograms in Scala. In the first I outlined what they were and a file format to store them in. In the second I showed my code in Scala to represent them and parse them from the file format I defined. In this post I will continue on with code to write out the file format and render them.
Contine reading...Recently I received the final parts a new keyboard and I felt like sharing!
Contine reading...In my previous post I described what a Nonogram was and crafted a file format to use for representing a Nonogram and any clues/hints associated with it. In this post I intend to go through the steps of building software to read, write and display Nonograms in the decided format.
Contine reading...I love Nonograms! As a puzzle I find them very relaxing and meditative. They scratch the same itch as Sudokus for me with less mathematical thinking.
Contine reading...