After having spent some time reading about golang ("learning go" & lots of online resources), I think I am starting to like it... I used it in anger for quite a while but I am starting to get it. For all of its compromises you do get quite a lot in return. It fits that "simple" design I like.

oh! A new Boards of Canada album is about to drop it seems. boardsofcanada.com

@xenodium.bsky.social I think news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4763... will impact agent shell for folks using it with claude on the $20 tier. Did you look into this already?

#FreeCAD 1.1 is out! Transparent Part Design previews and draggers, Assembly and FEM animations, Sketcher Projection & Intersection, 3-point lighting and more! Notes: wiki.freecad.org/Release_notes_1.1 Get it: freecad.org/downloads Support the project: wiki.freecad.org/Donate youtu.be/a9biWv_M8p8

and yes, I have multiple fingers registered, it doesn't solve it.

Climber struggle: Touch ID **never** works.

2026 personal todo: * improve my (Free)CAD skills further * get back up to speed with modern front end dev * proper training plan for climbing * learn another musical instrument

Anyway, so long, and thanks for all the fish I guess.

Loosing a sponsor right after its acquisition by a Fortune 100 is not cool :[

First Release Candidate for FreeCAD 1.1 This represents the past year of work of nearly 300 developers, over 100 translators, and hundreds of documentation writers, testers, bug submitters, and other team members. github.com/FreeCAD/Free... #FreeCAD #CAD #CAM #3Dprinting #opensource #maker

You can now try Karpenter on Exoscale SKS in public preview! Explore workload-aware autoscaling, reduce unused capacity and test the first European cloud implementation. Preview here: exoscale.com/sks/karpenter #kubernetes #karpenter #cloudnative #europeancloud

Datastar + web-components + clj seems like a perfect match. I am starting to like front-end dev again.

The best kind of security? The one you never have to configure. Every new object stored on Exoscale is now encrypted automatically: built-in, compliant, and ready for your next workload. community.exoscale.com/product/stor... #exoscale #objectstorage #cloudinnovation #dataprotection

House of Dynamite is quite poor. It feels like a botched adaptation of « Nuclear War - A Scenario » with rushed script and meh acting. I have the feeling the rumored Villeneuve adaptation will not happen now.

I am also not as experienced with go, so there's that, but still, it feels like going back in time.

So much is said about go and how much better it is compared to dynamic languages because "types" (as half-assed as the type system is). The little go I do I spend 90% of the time building/deploying and fixing nil pointer derefs. The dev workflow is just horrible/slow compared to say clojure.

A very offline cousin sent this to fam group chat. This story is breaking containment.

@us.graphics Is it possible to add features to an already purchased font after the fact? Superb work by the way, eager to support what you're doing.

www.meetup.com/london-cloju... I will be presenting at London clojurians in November. I will be discussing the json-schema ecosystem, including some lesser known bits of it and how all these things fit together nicely when you have to work in a multi-language, large'ish org context in particular.

A lot of bugfixes this week in #FreeCAD - check out the blog post and test the latest Weekly. #WIPWednesday blog.freecad.org/2025/09/24/w...

Forget what I posted earlier. FreeCAD is awesome. It’s just a bit different from the mainstream/proprietary solutions, with a bit of tweaking its ui/config and getting used to it, it becomes *very usable*.

I put my atreus on a diet.

Introducing acp.el. A UI-agnostic library to build ACP-based Emacs packages. xenodium.com/introducing-... #emacs #claude #anthropic #ai #google #gemini

Experimenting with #ACP (Agent Client Protocol) in native #Emacs shell integrations. #gemini #llm #google #zed #ai xenodium.com/so-you-want-...

Been playing with FreeCAD lately, I really want to like it, but it's fighting me. I am torn between investing time into a tool that will likely pay off down the road or just get stuff done on one of the pay-to-play alternatives. 1.x is a huge leap in usability though, it's worth giving it a go.

I wonder how many web exposed vibe-coded nodejs apps out there are impacted, without the author having a clue of the fact the impacted dependency is there, or/and potentially how to "fix it".

So, it's our monthly npm supply chain attack day again.

That Jon Stewart Elmo bit was incredible. I am crying

Falcon bms 4.38 out - … must resist the urge to install. In vain

Oh! New CID Rim album dropped cidrim.bandcamp.com/album/sprint

I have never been really into star wars movies, especially the latest ones, but I have to say Andor is quite something.

Any guix user on macos around? It does seem it's a world of pain but my eyes/brain are bleeding with nixlang.

I expect to be getting a lot of emails like this soon. This one is from @s.ly and @keyboard.io about the tariffs. Such a pointless destruction of US small businesses.

The 5 nano (non C) at least had a hole for this.

I don't get the point of the yubikey nano 5C design factor. If you're supposed to leave it plugged all the time (can't have it on a keychain or something) why even bother using one.

Emacs 30.1 is out! lists.gnu.org/archive/html... Happy Monday!

Elements of Clojure is now available as a free PDF: elementsofclojure.com

Perfectly captured.

The Geneva Clojure user group is long overdue for a reboot. That’s quite tempting. Probably widening the audience to other lisps as well.

Just registered to ELS 2025. Looking forward to this one, it was fantastic last year.

There’s untapped potential for a AdventOfk8sYAMLsalad challenge

That emacs 30 changelog is appetizing. Also if you are an eglot user and miss the sideline display of emacs-lsp, have a look at github.com/emacs-sideli.... I used to use flymake-show-diagnostics-at-end-of-line 'short, but that's too noisy compared to sideline.

I started to watch "Dune: Prophecy". So much wasted potential... The cast, while having a few great actors includes also some really bad choices. Some of the most important characters are just laughable as soon as they open their mouth.

“Your bodies, my choice.” — Victor Frankenstein

also, favor "one way to do it", it's hell to go from service to service to see people use whatever variant of the api shared by everybody on theirs, and later potentially introduce their own. There's a whole chapter to be written about macros here as well, but that's obvious.

s/static/statically-typed.

That's just one detail. Some other things that come to mind is about making user exposed apis relatively flat from the outside, nobody wants to have to dig throught a 20 layer "mille-feuille" until you reach the core of the problem. It's fine in static languages, it sucks in clojure

I have to cook a blog post about clojure "hygiene" in multi-teams clojure orgs. There are so many little things that you just never care about when you're a lone shooter that becomes paramount to not waste people's time in bigger orgs.

#clojure folks: be kind to your teammates, if you want to "move/rename" something, leave the old var/spec/whatever pointing to the new one. You can always slap a ^:deprecated on it. #notmyday

Well, it's a quite familiar UI.