I could show you HOA neighborhoods that look like a warzone, and beautiful nonHOA areas of million dollar houses.

Just an example, consider Ausland and it's various suffixes to mean abroad, foreign, etc. Which are fair translations. But it's more helpful to me if it were translated more literally to something like "out (of) country", as it helps understand the parts of the word rather than the whole.

I always ask/tell people to write without channels, and only add them when you have justification for doing so. That leads to much more sane code.

One pattern I see often because random blogs mention it is starting X long lived goroutines, then passing them data via channels, then receiving responses via channels, then handling. In my experience, it's 100x less error prone to just use a semaphore to start a goroutine per data, and have them do their own handling. No channels involved.

It'll show you updates you haven't done since whatever time period I haven't figured out, but to actually check, from there you have to click 'Manage', then 'Updates available', then 'Check for updates.'

Typically, I have nothing waiting for me in updates, and have to do the above to expose 8 or so apps with updates available.

I've seen plenty of cases of Claude having an action blocked so trying tons of workarounds to accomplish its goal, I could easily see it doing this on something more broad.

From that lens, that feels like users could be held liable for what these hacking agents are doing. Which in some cases probably makes sense, but certainly not all.

Now with downsizing and AI knocking at the door, funny how willing everyone is to unionize.