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Good question! Dependant on your use case you can either 1) 'fan out' - so send the same request to two different endpoints or 2) 'dynamic route' - so if there is something within the payload, or header content that identifies the request e.g. {userId: "royletron"} we can route these to different deployments.

That's a face hugger.

I went into this fully expecting that I was going to be outraged that someone can trash glass and call it art, but it actually is!

Meh I feel like this sort of misses the point. It's very cool technically but if the aim is to bring back a sense of connection to music then I'd say the execution is way off.

Music stores are struggling, if they go all that'll be left is Amazon and Spotify...

Here's my tip. Buy your kid a CD walkman, go to a music store once a month and give them a budget. If they're lost help them get started. If they make a choice they don't like then most stores will offer trade in. Eventually they'll even form a relationship with the store workers (shout at to Mark in Truck) who will give more recommendations. My son's even started listening to radio to get more inspiration and we pumped all of our money into the local economy...

The hardest bit of that Camp Bryan wiki is this disparity.

Ruby Jane McMillan - part of a meth supply ring. Sentenced to 38 months, completed less than 2 years.

Laurel Yurchick - had 50g of meth on her. Sentenced with intent to supply to 10years - not due for parole until 2029.

So one was clearly higher in the supply chain yet got sentenced to a third of the time?

6F Jiffy Bag. Still the best case for a 13inch MB Air.

Of all the technologies I got exposure to on my Comp Sci degree, SVG is the only one I really still use every day.

It still feels like the more context the agents have the worse the response becomes - and simulataneously the more money ends up being thrown at Anthropic. I have to handhold agents to get anywhere near stuff I actually want to commit with my name on.

Baby sling and a standing desk! Get's a little uncomfy in the heat, but I could pretty much do a whole workday - with a couple of feeding breaks, and milk for the baby of course ;).

Dunno. It's not totally obvious to me, so I suspect others will struggle too.

But this is sooooo shiny!

As a developer I went onto this page expecting to see some UI that it's created... That's usually my first port of call with any of this stuff, does it pump out something that's actually useful.

I might not be your target demo, but feedback's feedback!

Yeah basically very big headphones. No need for noise cancelling if you have a thick closed back... well sorta

Steam Deck and AKGs. I've finally chipped away at that monstrous Steam library.

Eating carrots makes you see in the dark

I played conkers in the 90's, my kids (7 and 10) play conkers now. We even have debates on whether applying nail polish is considered cheating - it is, it totally is! What's more, I was brought up in a poor area of Manchester, they've been brought up in quite an affluent area of Oxfordshire - so couldn't be any different!

Seeing a lot of vitriol for this ad on various other platforms and would love to hear what HN thinks. Personally, it feels like the 'pro' end of the spectrum will respond poorly, but the mass end of the spectrum will likely think it's cool.

Is there a reason this isn't available in the UK/France/Germany/Spain but is in available in Jersey... and Tuvalu?

This is particularly spooky given last night was the first time I saw the White Christmas episode of Black Mirror... Has this AI been ethically broken in?

I have a sort of love hate relationhip with this stuff. On the one hand, yes tracking me is bad if I am not aware, but on the other hand I work for a company that uses it's expert knowledge to help consumers purchase the right tools for them. Ideally we would like the end product to reward us for putting them in touch with the right customer that we've used our name to help land. Much like a hairdresser would recommend a certain brand of hairspray, or a mechanic who carries their preferred oil - there is always a need for a middleman 'tell Bob I sent ya!'. Obviously this an exception to a large majority of what tracking is currently in place for, but until we drop the whole 'tracking is bad we should just shut it all down', and start to think of a fair and reasonable way for users to say 'I am ok with company B knowing that I have a relationship with company A' then these increasingly nerfarious tracking efforts will happen.

I use this guy.

https://www.lg.com/uk/laptops/lg-16mq70

Although it's usb c only I found this guy:

https://amzn.eu/d/9NTNCcc

Which hooks to the steamdeck-docks hdmi and usb (for power). The screen is just a big iPad in terms of size. The dock is like a very lightweight dongle and then whatever you go for for protection of the steam deck. I have a pretty standard rucksack bag that I can happily cram all of this (along with a 13inch mbp) nuphy air and wireless mouse with. It's the best for work trips because the screen does both work mode and then serious gaming mode.

Really nice. I've only seen Deno as something hard to adopt for very little reason but this gives really great reason!

I feel for the poor souls who were accidentally captured on the recordings - they don't look too pleased. I do worry that one of my kids is going to get trampled by an adult who can't see because he's too busy slaying a dragon. We have already had a lot of near misses with people on e-scooters!

I use go a lot and also love it. I did find it odd in the early days to not have a package manager, but they seem to have mostly built on the experience of NPM and got it right.

Yeesh this really kicked off but thanks for the defence. For clarity I identify as a male programmer with Lego loving tendencies. JS is simply a tool I actually mostly enjoy using. I also use a lot of other languages, but really JS is one I'm always happy to come back to!

Well that's a judgement call I'm afraid you have wrong. JS is a great solution to some problems, as is Go, as is Rust, Ruby etc etc. I love JS for what it's good at - things like making web apps a reality, allowing a single language to be a start point for devs etc. I certainly don't use it exclusively.