So arm is writing a driver in Rust? Super cool! #RustGlobal #tokyo

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Sadly I’m inclined to agree — Europe needs to get its act together, strongly support Ukraine and become able to defend itself, as America is not going to come and help this time www.noahpinion.blog/p/europe-is-...

"have some confidence in your own voice — and write your own content" Love it!

You can apply this to so much! I refer to this as “labs thinking.” It’s where you allow yourself the degrees of freedom needed to explore the problem space. Then once you’ve formed a better world model you can build a more accurate representation within tighter constraints.

I got some water damage on my document

.expect() is so unintuitive to me. You are supposed to phrase it in a way where you explain why it is not failing, for example .expect("the var exists"). But 80% of the time I write why the call is failing. I like to explain why the call failed, not why I was assuming it's going to work.

Steam Machine having over 2k upvotes on Hacker News tells you everything where the consumer is at today and what the people actually want. > Install your own apps, or even another operating system. Who are we to tell you how to use your computer? No market research necessary at all.

multi line headers for those curious if alignment works

@jonaskruckenberg.de on the side stage now! #EuroRust25 #RustLang

✍️ New post: Euro­pean Tech Alternatives 🇪🇺 #blogtober #tech #software #europe matthiasott.com/notes/europe...

Telling a story with commits is much easier if you are using #jj-vcs instead of git. meks.quest/blogs/the-th...

YES! For 3 years, while working on lunatic (github.com/lunatic-solu...), every day I wished reflections in Rust existed. Annotating every type that can be sent between processes was such a pain!

I can't believe we never got a sequel to this masterpiece!

It's been a pretty wild 12 months. I gave 4 different talks at 4 different conferences on 4 different continents. Thanks for having me, Rust community. I'm glad to be part of you.

Spending a few days on Skopelos. Mamma Mia! vibes.

Ok, this was way more controversial than I expected 😅

Over the last months I have been thinking about the productivity impact of using Rust. I have put some of my thoughts into a blog post. lubeno.dev/blog/rusts-p...

lubeno.dev got a cute new redesign!

Good thing then that I'm giving a talk in 4 days at Rust Forge on (among other things) making inference breakage no longer actually break things 😁

We have just pushed a big update to lubeno.dev If you are looking for a place to host your code with servers in the eu 🇪🇺, check us out!

"This tool is, today, the worst it will ever be." I wish there was a law that guaranteed that things only get better with time.

That feeling when you finally figure out the right Rust hack for a usecase that needs HKT...

#GitHub doesn't have good competition for individuals / small teams. Can't commit to Codeberg due to stance on private repos & commercial projects. GitLab seems as bloated and more expensive. Forgejo seems easy to self-host, but I'd rather not at this point. One of these days.

I have spent the day researching how React's <Suspense>, `useDeferredValue(<value>)` and `use(<promise>)` abstractions work together, and it finally clicked! You just need to think of it in terms of TWO exception system! Yes, TWO exception system built on UI tree structures. 🧵

Aug 10th 1988 - Zero Cool was in the New York Times for crashing 1,507 computer systems. 📽️📅 Hackers (1995)

I’m most concerned that it’s stuck. I think the Rust project has a real problem with things being designed, partially implemented, used in the compiler, and then never finished and stabilized for regular users outside of Nightly. IMO the desire for maximally generic APIs is part of that pattern.

Intel stock the second he tweeted.

One thing that doing creative work teaches you is that ideas are worth nothing. Anybody can have an idea. In a writers room you have to come up with a hundred ideas a day, and most of those don’t make the page. It’s the work of making something that gives it value. The patina of humanity.

First time I heard of the term "cognitive debt", but it immediately resonated with me.

database development sub nearly 10k members

📚 Whenever I see useCallback, I wonder: why do we need it here? And a lot of the times, when I look deeper, I see that it actually doesn’t do anything. I think a lot of code-bases would be better of just not memoizing at all - and then let the compiler do it for you:

Anyway just saying

wild how cargo is so good that cargo installing from source is often more convenient than getting the bin. rust is so nice.

The import takes some time, but big repositories are looking good!

Lately, agentic coding is giving me strong "how to build a business online" vibes. In the sense that most people that are talking about it are using agents to build tools for agentic coding. Step 1. sell a course online / use agent to improve your agentic workflow Step 2. ? Step 3. Profit

Still a lot of work left in determining the right branch color and sorting, but most of the rendering issues are resolved at this point. 🤘 You just get so much more insight into a repository by visualising it, like how active it is, who is working on what, etc. If anyone wants to try it lubeno.dev

If you are building a MVP, you can't just focus on the M. The VP is equally important.

AI knows what's up!

Scammers are now using calendly invitations to get in your inbox and calendar.

Next update is going to have some nice visuals

Today I learned!

Just did my first code review in lubeno.dev + WhatsApp. Can't wait to land the PR feature to replace WhatsApp.

The US is such a wild place. I could never imagine some politician in Europe posting this.

TIL you can declare extern functions as safe in modern Rust. extern "C" { safe fn i_am_totally_safe_i_promise(); }

I’m stuck in airplane reroute hell (current estimated time I get home: sometime after 2am 🥴), so I took a short break from the rebase hell I’m in at work and wrote a post about how I’m leaning on and tweaking jj to make the rebase hell less painful. v5.chriskrycho.com/notes/jj-tip...

We all follow dopamine loops. Get hooked on the right one.

We ran a randomized controlled trial to see how much AI coding tools speed up experienced open-source developers. The results surprised us: Developers thought they were 20% faster with AI tools, but they were actually 19% slower when they had access to AI than when they didn't.

We have come a long way!

Finished watching season 4 of The Bear, which means I'm back on this bullshit