Anybody got a non-paywalled article?

Sounds like both things are a problem?

I’m intrigued too, seems like a fairly simple platform to replicate

Commute time of an hour each way is pretty common in London and also for those commuting to London. Hour and a half each way not uncommon also.

Wow you’re fun

https://youtu.be/1pgLaV0o0AE?si=Z9Pelnv8onp-rtAy

Thanks I’ll check it out

Do I really have to declare that something requires exceptions?

Literally the opposite of friendly. Already in the hello world you have two imports for extremely basic functionality (why should I have to import the ability to throw exceptions??) and a completely enigmatic symbol ’ that apparently has a significant function.

A “friendly” programming language should be readable without knowing esoteric symbols.

Really got my hopes up with that headline that it’d be a python-level intuitive-to-read language with static typing.

You overestimate the critical thinking ability of the general population

That’s a familiar number

This question amuses me because if you was going to take it completely literally, which seems like a reasonable approach for someone that is autistic, then you would read this as do you collect information and store it in some way such as files on the computer or a database. Which no, I don’t do that. But I do like to learn about lots of different things.

Now if only my people I knew used signal instead of WhatsApp 🤦‍♀️

Seems like nobody had heard of it until it shut down… No wonder it shut down

Does anyone have scenarios in which you’d use this? Maybe industrial manufacturing or robotics?

I wonder if we will ever see a post-plastic world?

Haha, you got in there before I corrected my typo. The point still stands though! There’s a whole lot of people in the world, 80k doses is fuck all.

Even if R&D cost $100m for this, they’d still only need to sell roughly 80000 doses to make their money back.

Is there any where I can read about voice focus mode? My hearing is fine but I always have problems picking out voices in loud places, is that what it is?

Furthermore, those of us with alcohol flush reaction can break the alcohol down to acetaldehyde, but have a harder time breaking it down to acetate. So you get hit with the effects of the acetaldehyde more.