tpaschalis @tpaschalis@m.tpaschalis.me

Let's stop editing go.mod manually

https://tpaschalis.me/go-mod-edit/

Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://tpaschalis.me/go-mod-edit/

#golang #programming

Her: "Oh you're cute, can you send me some more pics?"
Me: "What kind of pics?"
Her: "You know... the ones you get sent at 3am ;)"
Me: "Oh... those pics"
<Sends a picture of a server crash incident log>

In 2022, I left Google in search of a sustainable approach to open source maintenance. A year later, I was a full-time independent professional open source maintainer.

Today I’m announcing the natural progression of that experiment: Geomys, a small firm of professional maintainers with a portfolio of critical Go projects.

Nicola Murino, the maintainer of x/crypto/ssh, and @dominik, the maintainer of Staticcheck and Gotraceui, are Geomys’ first Associate Maintainers ✨

https://words.filippo.io/dispatches/geomys/?source=Mastodon

if you are human, answer me this

@filippo has a new thing https://words.filippo.io/dispatches/geomys/

Geomys is a new OSS company to look after some foundational OSS projects, today those are all in Go.

I'm really pleased to see this launch, not purely because I get to let go of bluemonday and know that it's now in the hands of some great custodians, but because all of the projects in are important in different ways, and the whole software community does a bad job at keeping focus on ensuring these are in safe hands and being maintained.

The most profound misunderstanding about workplace and online arguments is this: if you have a problem that can be settled with dispassionate logic, *you don't end up in an argument in the first place*. You end up in a brainstorming meeting.

Conflict is inherently social. It's a spectator sport. Peacocks showing off their plumage, if you will.

You don't win with facts and logic. You prevail by picking battles wisely, making concessions where possible, and helping both sides save face. If you can't do that, better carry a big stick.

two of the best feelings when programming are:
1. figuring out a really clever way to solve a problem
2. figuring out a really stupid way to solve a problem

Better not be up there breaking my internet, my guy.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=zprSxCMlECA

There’s #demoscene, and then there’s this abomination of nature and genius

Somebody must have bet him that he couldn’t make a demo without the computer itself

📺 We've been overwhelmed by the positive responses to our announcements from the #GrafanaCON 2024 keynote.

And today, we're excited to bring the keynote to you! The full recording is now available on our YouTube channel. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/L_GHahMOWEY

You can even put your KeepassXC database on cloud storage to get the benefits of cloud sync without the vendor lock-in.

Many years ago, I wanted a 3D game engine for mobile platforms, a cross-platform alternative to SceneKit.

It took a decade, but it is finally coming:

https://tirania.org/blog/archive/2024/Apr-23.html

This ancient Scandinavian rune means “intermittent.”

🏆 We're thrilled to announce the 2024 Golden Grot Awards finalists! Polls for public voting are now open, so vote for your favorite dashboard from now until Mar. 1: https://bit.ly/3IdJIz7

Personal dashboard finalists:
Josh Gitlin
Amar Lokman
Asep Supriyadi
Ruben Fernandez
Andreas Rahimic Andersen

Professional dashboard finalists:
Varun Bhaaskar
Martin Olsson
Satoshi Takano
Wilson Acero
Christopher Field

Congratulations, everyone!

@Quinnypig Kubernetes is the Greek word for infrastructure toil

Fun random fact: the sample rate of Audio CD format is 44100Hz. The Nyquist frequency for audible sound is roughly double the upper limit of human hearing, which is 20kHz.

So why is the CDDA sample rate more than 40kHz, but only a little bit more?

The prime factorization of 44100 is 2^2•3^2•5^2•7^2, which gives a LOT of options for computationally cheap downsampling and playback speed reduction. 😁

Edit: See replies for more reasons this sample rate was chosen! 💙

#math #electronics #audio