@caseynewton.bsky.social idk about Kevin, I don’t see the value add here other than friendship.
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Made a little watch-face on my day off.
I call this - The Pacpacpacman
We’re excited to announce this year’s first workshop, where you get to program a line follower robot and learn embedded Rust along the way! 🤖
Sign up now 👇
eurorust.eu/workshops/pr...
#rustlang #eurorust26
We're now hanging out in the terminal! 💯
☕ late.sh — SSH-powered social clubhouse for devs
🌐 Chat, lofi beats, games & news in a shared always-on TUI space
➡️ Run "ssh late.sh" to join!
🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui.rs
⭐ GitHub: github.com/mpiorowski/l...
#rustlang #ratatui #tui
** 2006-10-31: The default prefix used to be "sqlite_". But then ** Mcafee started using SQLite in their anti-virus product and it ** started putting files with the "sqlite" name in the c:/temp folder. ** This annoyed many windows users. Those users would then do a ** Google search for "sqlite", find the telephone numbers of the ** developers and call to wake them up at night and complain. ** For this reason, the default name prefix is changed to be "sqlite" ** spelled backwards. So the temp files are still identified, but ** anybody smart enough to figure out the code is also likely smart ** enough to know that calling the developer will not help get rid ** of the file. */ #ifndef SQLITE_TEMP_FILE_PREFIX # define SQLITE_TEMP_FILE_PREFIX "etilqs_" #endif
Here is an insane piece of lore inside SQLite's source code
I am researching VACUUM and I was studying their code. In VACUUM, SQLite creates a temp file prefixed with `etilqs_`
Here is why:
Austin Systems is meeting again on Wednesday night! See austinsystems.org for details. We're doing lightning talks, so prepare to speak or listen to a bunch of interesting 10 minute talks!
<Animated.View ref={console.log} />
left: bsky.app with an element highlighted. right: browser console with a html element logged
pro react tip: use `ref={console.log}` to see where your element has gone
pog
Welp, I got laid off. RIP futurewei OSS rust team.
If you know anyone hiring systems engineers lmk.
Did you happen to write about the 2d constraint solver (from last year’s talk) somewhere? I would love to time travel.
All day my brains been screaming at me that it wants bread covered in olive oil
Yes please, that’s the only reason I still have helix despite a zed sub
We're hiring an Open Source Engineer! 🦀
Build features, review PRs, shape how contributors engage with Zed.
Interesting problems, Rust codebase, small team, fully remote.
Your work ships in days and users notice.
Know someone? Are you someone? 👀
zed.dev/jobs/open-so...
I just released my video about the engine (and game) I've been working on.
The engine is based on dynamic SDFs, and the video describes how it works and what it makes possible.
Link in the reply!
This is my first YouTube video and it took forever - please repost!
It's always great to chat with other folks who deal with all the ways that atoms and bits interact. @sunshowers.io and @oxide.computer have thought longer and harder about these problems than most, here they are in conversation with our infrastructure lead, Justin Moore.
Just read the Tom Wojcik piece, and went down the references rabbithole.
I'd love to hear what you find that works.
It's an incredibly important time to think about the shift deeply, and I'm glad that so many of folks out there are doing just that.
Having structure has been helpful, been spending more time writing my thoughts in RFDs.
Outside of work, I've scheduled deliberate practice hours. Working on side-projects that I care about without letting Claude take the wheel, just to force myself to think harder. And some CodeCrafters exercises.
This was an excellent read.
Sanderson's talk was poignant, so much so that I started writing down my own thoughts about how I feel about the current trajectory of software.
Since Opus 4.5 I've found myself get lazier, eyes glaze over as the diffs roll by. "looks about right", accept ↵
Is this Caves? I must have it
Jonathan Kelley giving a talk
Many people listening to talks
Another shot of many people listening to talks
🧵 We had a fantastic turnout yesterday at the first East Bay Rust meetup event at Block's Oakland office. We had over 70 people in attendance in total. We had to turn people away since we ran over our initial planned capacity for the event.
#rustlang #meetup
The NYU Game Center's hiring! A senior, tenure-track professor post for an experienced game designer, artist or industry pro with a notable body of creative work. Experience finishing games and mentoring/teaching more important than any kind of academic credential!
gamecenter.nyu.edu/were-hiring-...
it's not you I promise, it's just how bsky compression handles videos for now. hopefully they'll enable 60 fps videos eventually. the best way to add videos currently is via vimeo at the moment
"what are clothes?" - Emperor to Claude
I think the bsky video downsampling is making the motion blur less apparent
screenshot of a terminal running the command `git push origin main`, the output of the command has been modified to show a video player advertising squarespace, as a parody.
this was so seamless OMG!
I finished setting up the publishing while making chai in the kitchen.
Today I'm excited to announce @sequoia.pub: a CLI for self-hosted blogs to publish @standard.site lexicons to the ATmosphere
sequoia.pub/blog/introdu...
@rad.gendervibes.online is it time to replace Vibe Coder with Probability Space Michelangelo?
Two people in a car absorbed in looking at a phone. Late evening making it dark, faces in the car lit are lit up by the car light.
Carpool
#streetphotography #sanfrancisco #blurryiphone #shotoniphone