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My partner needed an Alfred script to switch their Mac Catalina input source to Japanese using a keyboard shortcut because of the Moonlander.

After looking at a few (outdated) solutions on their forums and on the Internet, there didn't seem to be any reliable ones, so I just cobbled a script together.

*I'm not a Objective C developer so if you have any improvements, feel free to update this.

General idea is to get a list of your available input sources, iterate until we find one that has a localized name that matches the parameter you pass in,

These instructions will help you better analyze the IRS 990 public dataset. The first thing you'll want to do is to read through the documentation over at Amazon. There's a ~108MB index file called index.json.gz that contains metadata describing the entire corpus.

To download the index.json.gz metadata file, you'll want to issue the following command: curl https://s3.amazonaws.com/irs-form-990/index.json.gz. Once you've downloaded the index.json.gz file, you can extract its contents with the following command: gunzip index.json.gz. To take a peek at the extracted contents, use the following command: head index.json.

Looking at the index.json file, you'll notice that it contains a json structure represented as a string. It contains an array of json objects that look like the following:

{"EIN": "721221647", "SubmittedOn": "2016-02-05", "TaxPeriod": "201412", "DLN": "93493309001115", "LastUpdated": "2016-03-21T17:2