Earlier this week I downloaded dump1090 to see what's overhead. Talk about great timing to see this post. :)

More like different behavior that created bugs in code.

The post linked by @borkent.bsky.social does a great job explaining the scope change & behavior.

The fix pre 1.22 was to make a copy of the loop variable. I think passing a param to the goroutine would fix it. Or use a go version >=1.22.

Thanks. That post does a great job of explaining the behavior. It also makes sense why the 1.22 release notes didn't have a lot of detail behind the change.

I need to give more attention to content on the go.dev blog. 🙂

While using the app and walking through the woods today, I found myself paying attention to the bird calls as the app would identify in real time.

It's a great educational tool and could be a fun way to engage the kids when outdoors. It worked on me at least.

An interesting idea but traditional IRC servers don't provide chat history for clients that disconnect and reconnect. This is why humans rely on a IRC bouncer (proxy) to replay missed messages. Of course if the proxy goes offline you end up missing messages.

Where's the RSS feed? 😀

Wow. Awesome reply. Thanks. 😃

Thanks. I'll have to look into trying fxhash. This is the xxhash library I used if you want to compare hash times.
github.com/cespare/xxhash

Basic checksums are fine for this use case. Is there another checksum I should look into using? Thanks.

🙂

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Check out the release notes for Go 1.25. They show a new feature that's container aware and sets GOMAXPROCS automatically.
go.dev/blog/contain...

One downside to Garmin is they don't provide a API for retrieving data. You have to scrape it. I ran across this the other day. It looks interesting.
github.com/tcgoetz/Garm...

I'm using the Instinct2 solar. The garmin is much lighter and battery life is 12-14 days. Large font is a ➕ when looking at the time. It lacks music so I carry my phone in a front pocket. Notifications from phone get pushed to the watch.

> Metadata is first-class data in the database
🤯 I thought it was using an external store. Awesome.

Certainly a project to keep an eye on.