it's kinda weird that all the software i am expected to use for work are all written by distributed teams, go, python, postgres, linux, chrome, k8s etc and despite being told "the best teams work in an office together" i don't know of any software i use that's actually written that way

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"i dont need another side project BUT" top 10 phrases

if you're doing a side project and someone else is doing the same, don't let this discourage you it doesn't hurt to have alternatives, different implementations, who knows if they will go as far as you do, and in any case, you will learn a lot and have something cool to show

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the pinky guard collection youtu.be/dUqcaYvjCI8?...

me: well, there's this cave with a bunch of spiders

Maintaining #Rustls isn’t just code — it’s choices. Dirkjan shared how OSS maintainers balance safety vs. niche flexibility and why API instability or incompatibility can ripple across the ecosystem. Full story at netstack.fm/#episode-7

OH: from a category theory perspective, napping is co-working

Can't help you. The documentation clearly explains that you shouldn't fall off the tightrope onto the sharp knives

Trans rights are not the rights of a tiny minority, trans rights are everyone’s rights to self-determination, control of our bodies, and a society where opportunity and aesthetics are not restricted by sex assigned at birth You should support and defend trans people because trans people are people

love too get an email from github saying i am exceeding cache limits without any indicator of which repository i should look at bro I have hundreds of repos across multiple organizations I have absolutely no idea where to start, and you don't have a central panel for this

The matches-index (July 2025): sifting through top (recently) downloaded crates from crates.io to find small crates that might make sense for core/alloc/std inclusion. internals.rust-lang.org/t/matches-in...

Repeating my occasional and yet desperate plea to all my nerdy friends - DO NOT PLAY WITH COMPILERS. It is a trap. You will write it forever, and it will never do what you want, nobody will ever use it, it will not be fulfilling, and you will waste your precious life.

(Almost) Everything You Should Know About The Compiler Frontend by Michael Goulet, aka compiler-errors, at RustWeek 2025! youtu.be/aFG5KtpEynk ‪@errs.io‬ #rustlang #RustWeek

My talk is in here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sv8... Enjoy!

I wrote linebender.org/blog/a-plan-... and published it over the weekend. I'm excited about pushing Rust SIMD to be more usable, and open to feedback about the specifics of the proposal.

blog.tangled.sh/stacking @oppi.li wrote a great post on stacking (and reviewing!) pull requests using #jj-vcs on tangled!

gm tanglers, we have got an assortment of updates for y'all! first up: native support for stacked PRs with #jj-vcs! what this means: - you can break down that mega PR into smaller ones - reviewers can review/comment/merge each one individually - ✨nobody is blocked✨

It genuinely doesn’t matter how many technical skills I’ve learned. The skill I use the most is ‘writing clearly’. Being able to explain anything simply is more important to me than any degree of wizardry.

We created a safer AV1 decoder, rav1d, by forking the dav1d decoder and rewriting the C code in Rust. It works great except our Rust is 5% slower than the C. We're not sure why so we're offering a $20k bounty to figure it out and make the Rust code faster. www.memorysafety.org/blog/rav1d-p...

ok but for real if you want to make a really good indie (or AA) games the number one way is "be financially comfortable via other means" blue prince guy owned a popular website generating income, toby fox was a successful musician... frankly if we had a UBI youd get SO MANY GOOD GAMES

github.com/dtolnay/buck... Build #rust via buck2 instead of x.py, very cool project by @dtolnay.bsky.social