Yesterday evening was the second to last episode of Below the surface. It can be watched but it’s certainly not worth Westworld, IMO.

Bio[logy] today is where information technology was 50 years ago: on the precipice of touching all of our lives. — Biology is Eating the World: A Manifesto

Summary of C/C++ integer rules.

Should I Rust, or Should I Go.

It’s quite unfortunate that my recent attempts at trying to compile the Haskell IDE engine, to use Fork or Caret have all ended in failure. At least, I may be working on what I’m supposed to be paid for.

  Brad Mehldau Trio, Brad Mehldau Trio.

Sunsetting intero. It looks like Emacs folks may have to switch to Dante or Haskell IDE soon or later.

Marry the Problem – Not the Solution.

I don’t know coding at all anymore. Most of the code I write is in my e-mails. So somebody sends me a patch … I [reply with] pseudo code. I’m so used to editing patches now I sometimes edit patches and send out the patch without having ever tested it. I literally wrote it in the mail and say, ‘I think this is how it should be done,’ but this is what I do, I am not a programmer. — Linus Torvalds, on Slashdot

The TV app is not an app. It’s a store. And Apple knows a thing or two about running stores. They know the more you walk in and hang out, the more likely you will spend some money while you are in there. — Joe Cieplinski (via Michael Tsai)

See also: Apple TV, Apple TV, Apple TV, and Apple TV+. #apple