I started learning how to program using Processing about 16 years ago, so P5 and other similar libraries always have a soft spot in my heart. It’s so gratifying for a beginner to write some code and see some shapes move around the screen.

Doesn’t work on safari mobile

This is awesome to see as an open source project.

This functionality is some of my favorite when editing videos in Descript. It’s so much easier than chopping up waveforms in Audacity

AT&T prepaid plan is $40 for 8gb data. Pretty happy with this

The problem with ATT prepaid is it's deprioritized to the same level as mvnos - might as well buy an even cheaper mvno plan at that point.

Tmobile is the only big 3 carrier where all branded plans have the same priority

They've changed the plans a bit, you can get 8GB even cheaper I think. I pay $30 a month after the autopay discount. Though mine is only 5GB

This is ridiculously expensive from the point of European prices.

I missed the news around this. Can someone share why this is happening? I thought this was only visible more north and usually green. Thanks!

Largest solar storm in 20 years

So much hype for a crappier looking page

It makes sense that they're making a huge amount of noise about this, because "this doesn't look like the right login page" is otherwise an extremely valid reaction that should be encouraged.

and yet, they announce a change to the login screen from a domain of workspaceupdates.googleblog.com

If I was unaware of the change, and somebody sent me a link, and I wanted more information about the change, and got sent a link to workspaceupdates.googleblog.com (without already knowing of it) I would think its a sophisticated phishing attempt. A corporation like google should really be pushing human trust through exclusive use of .google or .google.com

Are they making a huge amount of noise?

This is just their changelog page essentially, where every Workspace update is documented, no matter how large or small. The intended audience is Workspace admins.

On the other hand, why this trivial change is being upvoted here on HN as interesting news is totally baffling to me.

InVision was great when it first came on the scene. Used it to make nice prototypes from my Photoshop mockups and it felt revolutionary at the time. Then it felt like they never innovated after the initial product and failed attempt to capture the Sketch audience.

This looks awesome. Going up shouldn’t be too bad; but the decent is the part that scares me. Wouldn’t it reenter orbit with extreme velocity?

Orbit? It’s a balloon gondola.

It will have about zero horizontal velocity, or whatever ambient wind speed. For orbit, it would need 21000 kph.

Average windspeed at 30km altitude looks to be about 15 m/s which is certainly not nothing especially compared to average surface speeds.

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Average-wind-speeds-in-m...

What’s the best way to try these models out?

Does Meta usually provide a web interface for them or do you have to download and run locally?

It seems like it could be. It reads really repetitively