Our latest blog post is by the 2025 APL Forge winner, Borna Ahmadzadeh. His introduction to his efforts and prize-winning APLearn submission – www.dyalog.com/blog/2025/10... – are a tantalising preview of what we can expect from his Dyalog '26 presentation! #aplforge #apl #dyalog #programming

Finished up DYNA Fall 2025, had an absolute blast. The rabbit hole of array programming just goes deeper and deeper, but honestly I'd be disappointed if it didn't. Thanks to everyone who put up with my constant stream of questions (especially Aaron), and hope to see you all again soon.

Dyalog NA User Meeting starts tomorrow! Excited to meet everyone and learn about APL #APL #arraylang #NYC @dyalog.bsky.social

@hankgreen.bsky.social on why autism diagnosis statistics looks like they do.

Okay does anyone here have experience working with the C++ AST for code analysis? I'm currently neck deep in a project written in Rust that does this. Found two approaches so far, both not great. cpp_ast relies on clang/LLVM to be installed, and treesitter's CST is not great for semantic analysis.

Okay so hear me out, there needs to be a "data-driven" party that provides a mission statement with explicit definitions for things like "improving the lives of the people" as well as the actual concrete metrics they use to measure and calculate their effect on those terms.

Excited to see everyone at the @cppcon.bsky.social welcome dinner tonight, hosted by the Denver C++ meetup group!

I'll be seeing this live in a month at C++ Under the Sea but I couldn't help myself - 20 minutes in and it is great 🥳 (Are We There Yet? - @seanparent.bsky.social) www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK3C...

Great way to dive into array programming for the first time! Highly recommend both this and APL.quest for a solid intro to APL

Switching to having everything typed in my project has helped me catch so many bugs in the editor that I would have caught only in runtime otherwise... It is well worth the additional time investment!

📢 ADSP Episode 249 is out! 📢 In this episode, Bryce and I chat about AI, some open source projects, podcast recommendations, our upcoming trip to Europe 🇩🇰🇳🇴, the upcoming @seanparent.bsky.social trilogy and much more! adspthepodcast.com/2025/08/29/E...

Our latest blog post is the next in our #EmployeeSpotlight series, which celebrates members of Team Dyalog as they reach important milestones. It's a year since Neil joined us, and www.dyalog.com/blog/2025/08... reflects on those twelve months from his perspective. #TeamDyalog #APL

Python: The Documentary, for those interested www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfH4...

So should I go back to school and get a Master's in mathematics or just keep learning on the job?

Decided to hop on this hype train as well 😅

Meet Stefan Kruger, presenting 'Dyalog and AI' at DYNA Fall 2025 in New York. His talk on 29 September is one of 11 free presentations on Day 1. dyna.dyalog.com/speakers/ste... #DYNA #APL #TechConference

So excited for DYNA Fall 2025! Anybody else going? @dyalog.bsky.social #APL

We're excited to announce our new Bevy Merch store: merch.bevy.org. You can now show your support for Bevy in style!

Using AI tools (ostensibly) reduces the amount of code you write. I’m worried about the possibility of skill atrophy that might go with it. Thoughts? I want to hear from all of the “Claude-poisoned” devs out there (thanks @codereport.bsky.social for the colorful description).

New embedded Rust milestone! 🦀🎉 🎸 I connected my electric guitar to ESP32 with an amplifier circuit and visualized the played notes with @ratatui.rs 🐭 ▶️ Building this live: www.youtube.com/@orhundev/st... ⭐ GitHub: github.com/orhun/tuitar #rustlang #embeddded #ratatui #guitar #esp32

Today I merged one of my personal most anticipated improvements to Avian: a parallel solver with graph coloring! github.com/Jondolf/avia...

📢 ADSP Episode 241 is out! 📢 In this episode, Bryce and I continue our conversation with Jared Hoberock! We talk about a parallel scan problem, parallel rotate and more! 🎉 adspthepodcast.com/2025/07/04/E...

Howdy all. I'm unfortunately not going to be with my employer for much longer due to team relocation. If anyone has any info on roles that would allow me to continue my Rust compiler work (in New York City), they'd be greatly appreciated.

This was a fantastic take from @adamgordonbell.bsky.social on his latest CoRecursive podcast episode! Highly recommend. corecursive.com/coding-agents

Check out the latest release of This Week in Rust! My personal highlights: Rust 1.88 with stabilized let chains rustc_codegen_cranelift has implemented cleanup during stack unwinding a podcast interview with Dioxus creator Jonathan Kelley … and so much more!

new let statement chaining is so intuitive that I'm kinda surprised we didn't have it before. #rustlang

Holy shit let-chains are finally stabilized in Rust 1.88! Let’s goooo

Excited to be talking about async cancellation at #rustconf! Cancellation in general is a really difficult problem, and async Rust has powerful ways to deal with it. But it's also surprisingly error prone, as we've found at @oxide.computer, and deserves a lot of careful thought

Hey #bevy! It's time to pull my head out of the #rust design clouds, and drive the weekly #bevymergetrain. Want to see how #opensource works? Curious about the considerations involved in making an engine for #gamedev? Follow along for the 14 PRs in the queue this week: github.com/bevyengin...#bevy!

POLDERS: The Bevy Engine in Action by Jos Feenstra at RustWeek 2025! www.youtube.com/watch?v=90so... #rustlang #RustWeek

📢 Episode 238 is out! 📢 In this episode, I recommend three podcast discussions about AI and LLMS 🤖 * @changelog.com (discussion with @steve-yegge.bsky.social ) * @oxide.computer (Part 1 with @steveklabnik.com) * @fallthrough.fm (Part 2 with @steveklabnik.com) adspthepodcast.com/2025/06/13/E...

Great article! Highly recommend for anyone thinking about doing a rust rewrite.

Secretly?

Thanks to a generous donation from @depot.dev: ...my article about Introducing Facet is now available for everyone, 152 days early! fasterthanli.me/articles/int...

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As someone who started using Rust on version 1.40, reading about the early days of the language is wild

Check out the latest release of This Week in Rust. My personal highlights: a guide on kickstarting a Bevy 2D project with the new Bevy CLI tool, and of course @fasterthanli.me’s very own unsynn video! @thisweekinrust.bsky.social

Godot-rust 0.3 has been released! Now with type safe signals and async/await support!

Had the great pleasure tonight of being with Brown CS professor Tom Doeppner, who is retiring after an extraordinary 49 years of teaching. Tom -- and his legendary OS course, CS169 -- inspired multiple generations of practitioners. Thank you, Tom!

Ok I know this is basically an ad but their stack is so fucking cool

The Democrats couldn’t come up with one vote to stop this…. It passed 215-214 I’m going to lose my healthcare as will Millions of other Americans all because the democrats wouldn’t elect anyone under the age of 80 and they had enough members of Congress die this year they couldn’t stop this.

So this is my part one solution to AoC 2024 Day 2, written in Uiua. The whole thing is 18 characters long: /+=∩/×⧈=⊃±(<4⌵)⧈-⍉ Having a blast learning about array languages. Shoutout to @kaikalii.bsky.social for creating one that’s this approachable and intuitive! #uiua #arraylang #tacit

📢 ADSP Episode 234 is out! 📢 In this episode, @elbeno.com chats with me about his recent talk and experience at @cppnow.bsky.social 2025! 🥳 adspthepodcast.com/2025/05/16/E...

But for real, are there any other programmers out there who have noticed how APL and other array languages are somehow both as close to the math and as close to the hardware as a programming language can reasonably get? That’s not supposed to be possible.

One conference with @aaronhsu.bsky.social and this guy has me solving advent of code in hieroglyphics.

Amazing talk about the history and future of anarchic open source by @chriskrycho.com. There are so many (really great) talks about new technologies or methods, but this one really made me think about the beauty and uniqueness of OSS, and what we need to do to help it thrive.

Here in beautiful Estes Park, Colorado to attend @lambdaconf.bsky.social ! Looking forward to the host of amazing talks lined up for the next two days

If you’re looking for a physics engine that kicks ass while feeling like it belongs in the Bevy prelude, check out Avian!

My train of thought when learning about array languages: 1. Arrays as the fundamental data structure? Cool! 2. Have to use symbols instead of English? Honestly no problem, looks like fun! 3. You have to read everything from right to left…? Clearly someone needs to go to therapy, WTF is this

Forgot to add the link for Matt’s original talk that inspired the blog post. One of my favorites: