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🐮🖥️🚀, really into @rustlang, he/him. Currently designing a new programming language called Rune.

Stockholm, Sweden
Joined July 2010
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So apparently BSD has a system call for making system calls `SYS_syscall` (😁), and OpenBSD is trying to remove it? marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=…
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Rune 0.13 is out. An embedded dynamic programming language for @rustlang. Come grab it while it's hot! rune-rs.github.io/posts/rune…
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Hot Reloading with Dynamic Queries in Bevy using the Rune scripting language!
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Apparently we're filing CVE's for #crablang now too
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I've written about en error handling pattern I call "abductive diagnostics" for @rustlang which is now experimentally used in Müsli! udoprog.github.io
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Just found an old #GitHub project of mine, and I have no idea what it does.
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So this is apparently what @twitch uses as a pagination cursor!
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Wrapping a mutable reference inside of a RefCell is one of these @rustlang things that surprises me that it works, but then also makes me realize that of course it should work.
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ALSA <-> OSS 👀 There is some interesting history in here. Happily everything relevant today for Linux (PulseAudio and JACK) is being nicely consumed by pipewire.
“the Linux Audio Mess of my personal life”
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All though I'm always considering how much of today's success owes to the downward pressure that PulseAudio caused (through frustrated end users) in fixing the many issues present in ALSA.
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I would also be OK with docs.rs exposing an API to publish docs built on your own GH actions if they're struggling with the build queue.
Serious proposal: if more than 30% of crates·io has a direct dependency on a person's crates, then all of that person's crates should get prioritized in the docs·rs build queue instead of waiting behind the cryptocurrency crates for hours/days.
69%yes please
8%you inpatient fool
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642 votes • Final results
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Can't get over @cspan's choice of image for Malcolm Stewart in #GonzalezvGoogle
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Best review I've ever seen on @trakt
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What if there was mutual trust with management where we set mutual measurable goals and then enable coworkers to work however they want as long as they deliver or have a good reason not to? aboutamazon.com/news/company…
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Shame to see a company for whatever reason intentionally squander the opportunity to transition to a modern model for tech workers that was painfully afforded them.
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If the goal of @Twitter now is to be a marketplace of ideas, one of the more important features to implement would be the ability to see deleted tweets so we don't have to rely on screenshots or web archives for stable citations.
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