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WHISPERED - IKIKAERE (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) YouTube video by Whispered (Official)

Oh, here's some music and video for you today: www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2MQ...

Yeah, it's modified from the std Vec, and indeed a `(T, ())` should work as expected!

The API is modified from std such that panics never occur, so push is more like try_push. I haven't really had any concerns: in my case my JS engine enforces 32-bit indexes anyhow, so I lose no effective capacity.

ええ、じゃー私とほぼ被っている！私は2013年に姫路に住みした。まー、全然被ってもないけど…

姫路行ってみたことあるかい？ちょういい街だよ！今度は是非行って、特にAmane Healing LifeとCafé Lampって言う店は必ず行くべき！

Really want that as well!

Am I poplar yet?

I haven't done the generic "any capacity type" Vec but I've done a 32-bit capacity Vec-ish thing in github.com/trynova/soav...

It just doesn't support normal Vec usage as it's intended for Struct of Arrays, though there's no particular reason why it couldn't allow a single field case to work.

Yesterday I cut a chunk off my finger using just my own bodyweight and a chair with a little play.

Nothing else to report.

There is some text on a very colourful background. In the top left corner is the Ferrous Systems logo, which is blue with a backwards capital F in the colours light blue, dark blue, green, yellow and red. There is a category headline in a blue box that says: We're hiring! Headline says: Hiring: IDE Compiler Engineer The text says: Ferrous Systems is looking to hire an IDE/Compiler Engineer to work with us on the overall development of our compiler and tooling infrastructure. This role is open to all genders and could be full- or part-time.

Job opportunity: We're looking to add an IDE Compiler Engineer to our team! This is a great role for someone who really knows the Rust compiler and is keen to work with our customers on improvements to our compiler and tooling.

Details here: ferrous-systems.com/blog/ide-com...

#RustLang #RustJobs

Thank you <3

You won't believe it (I'm not sure we do), but Nova is now in the major version era!

A Recursive Algorithm to Render Signed Distance Fields A Recursive Algorithm to Render Signed Distance Fields

pointersgonewild.com/2026-03-06-a...

How to use storytelling to fit inline assembly into #rustlang

www.ralfj.de/blog/2026/03...

It is important to learn proper Lutheran work ethics young: eating, sleeping, breathing, being sick, and other unnecessary things are done on your own time - the company does not pay for that!

I blogged some more about lifetime contravariance of garbage collected references: trynova.dev/blog/contrar...

I wish, but no. I seem to barely have any time to work on code outside of my day job, so a RegExp engine is strictly out of my time budget right now :)

Honestly, I'm pondering offering a largeish bounty, maybe like one month of (piss poor) pay...?

I want a reasonably fast ECMAScript RegExp engine using WTF-8 encoding built in #Rustlang, and preferably without JIT'ing for safety.

Is that really too much to ask? /s

Marble Sounds - More Memory Listen to Marble Sounds - More Memory

EP Release day! "More Memory" is a collection of five new songs that together form the sequel to the previously released album "Core Memory".
idol-io.ffm.to/morememory
Next week we're on tour to celebrate this!
More info & dates at www.marblesounds.com/tour

"I don't know how to define this!" "What do you have in your bookshelf?"

The Red Line: Act II, Scene VI : Two Choirs (Kaksi kuoroa) - "Onko Suomessa kevät?" YouTube video by Finnish National Opera Chorus - Topic

And Aulis Sallinen's Onko Suomessa kevät? (Is it spring in Finland?) A mix between the sensitive longing for a warm spring, and a longing for a worker's revolution and blood!

Kuula: Rukous Op.34b / 1 (Prayer) YouTube video by The Candomino Choir - Topic

Here's some music for you this night: Toivo Kuula's Rukous (Prayer), not necessarily quite as Christian as you might expect.

"I am tired of the lie that is my song: oh lord, make me a child again! I wish to take my broken song to the great tuner."

I'm no great fan of C++ (having not programmed it in true anger, only some uni work and a little company perf work on the side), but I have to admit to feeling a little compassion for all working on it - regardless of their views on memory safety. Can't be easy to steer a ship so complex.

My #JavaScript SoA adventures are bearing fruit: a test creating a data flow graph of 750k nodes, 250k graph entry/exit points ("inputs"), and who knows how many inputs not participating in the graph, it takes <400ms to run.

That's ~400ns per node or input, which is pretty cool I think!

I'll be in RustWeek so you're only 40 kilometres separated from licorice! :)

Will you be at Amsterdam TC39? Or Rust Week perhaps...? I know it's still ways off, but I can bring you some bags then :) gotta figure out when we'd have the hand-off though

Oh my. That's a surprise definitely, but admittedly one that I personally am quite pleased with since I'm a little Rust fanboy anyway.

Come over to the automation world, you'd be surprised. Probably all versions from the last 10 years are equally likely to still be in use on a per installation basis (so percentages depend only on relative sales), and only after that do old versions start to really see deprecation and upgrades.

Oh absolutely; I'm also a big fan of many of Zig's design decisions and what they get out of them, such as SoA! I'm quite looking forward to a day when Rust's allocator API might arrive, and it's interesting seeing some very active progress on Zulip with comptime through reflection in Rust.

If their next next-generation language is Zig I'll be quite surprised.

If it is Carbon I'll be quite enthusiastic :)