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Each man's death diminishes me, for I am involved in mankind.
https://cosmo.tardis.ac/
rustweek is good.
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srrrse
3 days ago
I wonder what percentage of global carbon emissions are the result of software engineers choosing shitty wire formats because they’re “self-describing” and you can “read it on the wire”
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Grace
6 days ago
Acausal secret santa
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Vivian @ Rustweek
about 1 month ago
> In docker once you give a container a name you can also use that name when killing it > because names have power
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gabby
8 days ago
To put this another way: if you're not able to type out what you have in mind it's because you *don't actually have it in mind*. You are doing exactly the same thing LLMs do: hallucinating that you know the code/material without actually knowing it
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Paul Frazee
11 days ago
An antimeme. No matter how many times monads are explained, nobody ever retains what it is.
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qntm
12 days ago
Monster Energy is technically vegan And just as tasty as any meat-based soda
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neutral
14 days ago
Every packet is sacred, every SYN is great; if a byte is wasted, God gets quite irate.
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cinnamon 🐇 🏳️⚧️
15 days ago
rizzing up this security researcher & throwing "i wanna be ur girlfriend" and a timestamp into sha256 to finally get past my precommitment issues
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qntm
5 months ago
My proposal is to add an infix tetration operator `***` to JavaScript. For example, `3 *** 3` would evaluate to `7625597484987`; this would be one of about five possible meaningful results the operator was capable of producing (maybe ten if we allow BigInts)
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i’ve now spent something like half an hour looking for the talk you reference in
corecursive.com/024-software...
> …And in one talk, I likened, going from JavaScript to Go is like going from Somalia to Turkmenistan… I can’t for the life of me find it, and would love to.
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Software as a Reflection of Values
Which operating system is the best? Which programming language is the best? What text editor? Bryan Cantrill, CTO of Joyent says that is the wrong question. Languages, operating systems and communiti...
https://corecursive.com/024-software-as-a-reflection-of-values-with-bryan-cantrill/
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now "lowbie reply girl"
17 days ago
chalcopyrite or "fools fools gold"
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Tofu
20 days ago
it's my birthday 🥳🥳🎉🎉 have a sketch
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Vincent Carchidi
20 days ago
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Nicolas Roman Posner
23 days ago
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Hourly Cosmos
29 days ago
NGC 4826 - From Judy Schmidt (
geckzilla.bsky.social
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https://flic.kr/p/2iEerHS
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about 1 month ago
auspicious juxtaposition
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depths of wikipedia
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lexi
about 1 month ago
aerospike engines look so goddamn cool
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Trifecta Tech Foundation
about 1 month ago
Folkert and Waffle have submitted a project goal to move explicit tail calls forward in 2026. In this blog, Folkert explains the work ahead:
trifectatech.org/blog/tail-ca...
@wffl.ihatereality.space
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Rust should have stable tail calls - Trifecta Tech Foundation
Tail calls in Rust have been talked about for a long time, but especially from the outside it looks like very little progress has been made. Let's change that!
https://trifectatech.org/blog/tail-calls-project-goal/
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Servo
about 1 month ago
Servo 0.1.0 is out! 🚀 This is our first release available in
crates.io
and our first LTS version
servo.org/blog/2026/04...
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crates.io: Rust Package Registry
https://crates.io
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amos is at RustWeek
about 1 month ago
linguistics researchers are massive dorks. "ARPABET" is a ridiculous name in itself but if you made a large pronunciation dataset, what would you name it? ..not "WikiPron", right? well. they would.
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oliver
about 1 month ago
guy who pronounces mutex like latex
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Kate
about 1 month ago
"Reid Wiseman reporting four green crewmembers. That is not their complexion, that is ... that's the fact that they're in great condition. That's what that means." thank you nasa explainey guy
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meetar
about 1 month ago
enjoying a flight of directed acyclic graphs at the Innsmouth crafthouse
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Grace
about 1 month ago
Mythos
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⚡️🌙
about 2 months ago
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francisco varela fan club
about 2 months ago
claude shannon was serving here
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Paul Byrne
about 2 months ago
This image of home just came down from the Artemis II crew. Taken after their translunar injection burn, there are aurorae at top right and lower left, and zodiacal light at lower right. Credit: NASA/Reid Wiseman
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Usili (Talia) 🏳️⚧️
about 2 months ago
ITS BEAUTIFUL
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Jon Ostrower
about 2 months ago
"We've got a beautiful moonrise and we're headed right at it." -Wiseman
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Reconstructionist
about 2 months ago
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小島秀夫
about 2 months ago
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Kiran
about 2 months ago
the pumping dilemna: there are a sequence of s people tied to a railroad track, s drawn from regular language L. if s is big enough, you can pull a lever l, you can split s into subsequences x y z, such that the trolley only hits y, the subsequence x z is still in L.
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rev. howard arson
2 months ago
but i don't want to use SPSA. i want to use some bullshit i half-remembered seeing on arxiv
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tef
2 months ago
WAR IS PEACE FREEDOM IS SLAVERY CAR EXTENDS VEHICLE
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flat earth enthusiast
2 months ago
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qntm
2 months ago
There's a good joke about non-constructive proofs
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rev. howard arson
2 months ago
fossicking ... Let me check the logs. Something's not right here. stickybeaking ... grep roentgen working ... Oh. Okay. 3.6 roentgen—not great, not terrible. Let's get back to work.
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thebes
2 months ago
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2 months ago
The increasingly-hyperbolic METR graph is actually good news for safety. We just have to survive a brief singularity in March, and then afterwards the models will never be able to do more than undo a few hours' worth of work
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Materialist Gnostic
3 months ago
"this is my daughter R'lyeh, pronounced Riley"
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lexi
3 months ago
all this from a 20W blob of wetware computronium that's simultaneously managing a million other things
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Paul Frazee
3 months ago
the computer is NOT conscious. until you put googly eyes on it
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teq
3 months ago
if you close and immediately reopen the same app your phone should discharge a powerful electric shock
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austin (e/accordion 🪗)
3 months ago
i dont like cellular automata research because i know one of the rulesets is going to be isomorphic to the feed from a camera that doesnt exist which follows me around 24/7
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Lucre Snooker
3 months ago
visual metaphor for something
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