I had these. They had the option to rent, rather than buy, for something like $10/month. Sound was amazing, maybe the best I’ve heard, apparently that funky in-ear thing allows it to customise the sound profile to your eat canal. Build quality was superb. After a couple of hours or so they’d start hurting where it pressed inside the ear. I stuck with it for a couple of months in case I could adapt, didn’t, so sent it back and cancelled subscription, all with no drama or regrets. Still miss the quality of the sound though.
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Programming@programming.dev•An Agent in 100 Lines of Lisp, or How my Prof was Right - Just 25 Years Early
16·1 month agoI always find Lisp a bit mind bending and feel like I will be a better programmer once I master it. But it also feels like wood carving, and most of the time I just need to slap some planks together for a bookcase, and don’t have the time to scrimshaw it into a beautiful work of art. I’m not seeing here how Lisp is differentiated from an agent with a code sandbox and python, unless we’re operating that agent inside of Emacs… That’s where the code and the data are swimming together. I don’t think there isn’t a difference, it’s more a matter of my not getting it, if anyone is able to help me understand it’d be appreciated

Fraternal vs identical twins.