Published on: 2025-05-11 22:37:35
The blissful zen of a good side project Yesterday, like just about every other evening, my wife and I put our kid to bed, and sat down on the couch together. But for the first time in months, I picked up my laptop instead of my Switch. I don’t remember the last time I took a new side project at all seriously, but a glance through my projects folder indicates it’s been at least a year since I spent more than a day or two on one. I found a few I didn’t even remember starting, it’s been so long.
Keywords: create don maybe project things
Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-05-12 23:03:00
Vinyl's biggest selling point isn't the sound. It's the physical experience: shiny, delicate records; liner notes writ large; covers you want to frame and hang on your wall; and the way the stylus spins across the jagged surface, reproducing your favorite artists' music as if by magic. Maybe you've always been interested in building a record player setup for listening to LPs and 45s, but you don't know where to start. Maybe you're like WIRED editor Julian Chokkattu, who owned a record but no tu
Keywords: best maybe record speakers ve
Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-05-19 19:51:23
dynomight.net/smart Take me. Now take someone with the combined talents of Von Neumann, Archimedes, Ramanujan, and Mozart. Now take someone smarter again by the same margin and repeat that a few times. Say this Being is created and has an IQ of 300. Let’s also say it can think at 10,000× normal speed. But it only has access to the same resources you do. Now what? Let’s assume it would quickly solve all our problems in math and programming and philosophy. (To the extent they’re solvable.) Tha
Keywords: best better maybe new things
Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-05-20 03:59:43
The way we're thinking about breaking changes is really silly 26 Mar, 2025 A major problem plaguing modern compilers is that they have no concept of time. When run on a codebase, a compiler treats it as if it had always been in the exact state it is in at that moment and updating a dependency literally just updates the code that is downloaded to your hard drive without modifying its call sites in any way. Any errors that occur as a result are treated as fundamental to your program and not as t
Keywords: function int maybe migration type
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Hello! Today, we will explore functional programming with the concepts of functors, applicatives, and monads. We will discuss what they are and why they matter one step at a time. Note that all the examples will be in Haskell, but you’re not required to know Haskell to read this post. I’ve also added a section at the end following a pretty disappointing interaction with someone associated with the Haskell foundation. Functors This is a closed box: Of course, as with every closed box, you can
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We’re talking a lot about Severance today and for good reason. The second season just wrapped up with a banger of a finale, an event that itself was almost three years in the making. Plus, a third season was officially announced and we got to chat with the show’s creator, Dan Erickson. It’s a lot of Lumon, to be sure, but best to get everything in before the long wait for the next season. But what will that season even be? In an interview with Rolling Stone, Erickson discussed what season three
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-06-18 18:21:33
Towards the end of last year, we learned that a group (allegedly affiliated with the Chinese government, referred to as “Salt Typhoon”) breached T-Mobile and other telecommunications companies and caused all sorts of havoc. This isn’t really a blog post about that incident, but it was the catalyst that inspired a bit of curiosity within me. I can’t (legally) access most mobile phone companies’ networks to see what vulnerabilities I can find, but there are plenty of open source software project
Keywords: freeswitch github maybe signalwire software
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Towards the end of last year, we learned that a group (allegedly affiliated with the Chinese government, referred to as “Salt Typhoon”) breached T-Mobile and other telecommunications companies and caused all sorts of havoc. This isn’t really a blog post about that incident, but it was the catalyst that inspired a bit of curiosity within me. I can’t (legally) access most mobile phone companies’ networks to see what vulnerabilities I can find, but there are plenty of open source software project
Keywords: freeswitch github maybe signalwire software
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