Dr. Michael Tiller Joins As Senior Director of Product Management for JuliaSim

By: Mischa St. Amand

Re-posted from: https://info.juliahub.com/blog/michael-tiller-juliahub

JuliaHub is pleased to announce that Dr. Michael Tiller has joined our leadership team as the Senior Director of Product Management for JuliaSim, the next-generation, cloud-based platform for model-based design that uses modern scientific machine learning (SciML) techniques and equation-based digital twin modeling and simulation to accelerate simulations by up to 500x.

Michael is a well-known modeling and simulation luminary, one of the contributors to the Modelica modeling language, creator of Modelica University, and author of two books including Modelica by Example, which have collectively been translated into Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. With more than 25 years of expertise at industry-leading organizations like Ford Motor Company and Ricardo, Michael has an unending fascination with new and interesting ways to harness computers and software to improve the way complex engineering problems are overcome.

RAW photo library automation with Julia

By: jkrumbiegel.com

Re-posted from: https://jkrumbiegel.com/pages/2023-09-12-capture-one-photos-sqlite/

In this post I describe how I use Julia to automatically synchronize my Capture One raw photo catalog to my iCloud via Apple Photos, so that I can view and share the jpegs from my iPhone at any time with the same interface as my iPhone photos. The official AppleScript interfaces are not powerful enough to do what I need. My solution is accessing the SQLite databases of Capture One and Apple Photos directly and doing some simple data wrangling which Julia is perfectly suited for.

RAW photo library automation with Julia

By: jkrumbiegel.com

Re-posted from: https://jkrumbiegel.com/pages/2023-09-12-capture-one-photos-sqlite/index.html

In this post I describe how I use Julia to automatically synchronize my Capture One raw photo catalog to my iCloud via Apple Photos, so that I can view and share the jpegs from my iPhone at any time with the same interface as my iPhone photos. The official AppleScript interfaces are not powerful enough to do what I need. My solution is accessing the SQLite databases of Capture One and Apple Photos directly and doing some simple data wrangling which Julia is perfectly suited for.