lézard ou métal flotté ? • lizard or rusted beach debris ? #spontaneousart #rust #lizard #lookaroundyou #mangfall
lézard ou métal flotté ? • lizard or rusted beach debris ? #spontaneousart #rust #lizard #lookaroundyou #mangfall
The agenda for today is to reach the 25 hours workweek I'm paid for (so...once I start in ~42 minutes) and after that I'm gonna do some Elixir and Rust combined learning until I reach 40 hours.
I'll be alternating from one language to the other once per hour. With Rust I'm actually learning it, while with Elixir I'm aiming for speed. I still go back and forth the docs to remember Enum functions and I shouldn't need to. They should be engraved in my head. I notice knowledge gets imprinted quicker on the pills since they started to settle and I check every time less.
I'm gonna find a flashcard software.
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In high-stakes tech, DOP vs OOP isn’t just coding—it’s architecture. Speed vs. maintainability. How do you choose? Discover the trade-offs and hybrid strategies that define performance-critical systems. #SoftwareEngineering #Rust #Programming
I'm also going to throw some PraetorTEL additions to the #nixos impermanence stuff for everyone. I have it setup to where if a certain file is present when it pulls it's git repo, it reboots and starts shredding the disk. Very burp and fart right now, but I'm working on a small #rust program that shreds and then writes random data on the disk right behind it in multi-threaded way so it's quicker. So even if it's a VPS where the provider won't remove it it can be shredded remotely. #censorship
Analysing Rust crates for weekend (hobbyist) vs weekday (working-dev) downloads
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://boydkane.com/projects/crates-download-ratio
🌕 模糊測試在程式移植中的驚人效能
➤ 人工智慧如何重塑程式移植的未來
✤ https://rjp.io/blog/2025-06-17-unreasonable-effectiveness-of-fuzzing
本文探討了利用大型語言模型(LLM)進行程式移植,尤其是從C語言移植到Rust語言的可能性。作者分享了過往在TensorFlow專案中遇到的技術債問題,以及傳統移植方法的高成本和風險。他提出,藉由讓LLM編寫模糊測試並以拓撲排序的方式逐步移植程式碼,或許能有效自動化移植流程,並降低移植的難度和成本。透過具體的測試案例,作者認為LLM在面對明確目標時能展現出解決問題的創意,並探討瞭如何利用LLM進行大規模的程式重構和API更新。
+ 「文章很有啟發性,讓人思考未來軟體開發和維護的方式會因為LLM而有巨大的變革。」
+ 「我對LLM的程式移植能力感到驚訝,雖然效能可能還有進步空間,但這已經是一個令人振奮的開始。」
#人工智慧 #程式移植 #模糊測試 #Rust #TensorFlow
The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Fuzzing for Porting Programs https://lobste.rs/s/zgoytt #plt #rust #vibecoding
https://rjp.io/blog/2025-06-17-unreasonable-effectiveness-of-fuzzing
Dear fediverse, I'm available for hiring as a freelance remote coder for 15 to 20 hours per week. The tech stack I want to try alongside Elixir is Rust and would love to work on a project that is Rust based for half the work-week. The best way to learn is on the job.
I want to become really STRONG on those two languages: Elixir and Rust.
If interested reply to this toot.
Rust compiler performance survey 2025
Analysing Rust crates for weekend (hobbyist) vs weekday (working-dev) downloads https://lobste.rs/s/mwdh7t #rust
https://boydkane.com/projects/crates-download-ratio
The #rust image crate team has fixed some (I assume quite intricate) jpeg encoding quality issues that @claus and I reported 3 years ago (https://github.com/image-rs/image/issues/1767).
This is very cool news for #faircamp users because it means that using faircamp with either libvips or image-crate based image processing is now pretty much equal in terms of results.
libvips is for now still notably faster and supports HEIF images (if one needs those), but pragmatically speaking the difference is becoming more and more minor now, and I'm certainly entertaining the thought of potentially going all-in on image in the future sometime (if you're wondering why: distributing libvips builds of faircamp is a lot more complicated than image-based builds!). :)
Hooray for the folks working on image, amazing to have it! \o/
VS Code Dev Containers
https://blog.hardill.me.uk/2025/06/18/vs-code-dev-containers/
I was bored yesterday evening and ended up looking for a small project to keep me occupied.
I had seen a Toot from @jtonline talking about VS Code Dev Containers (and enabling access to Linux Keyrings from the container), which is not something I’d played with, so sounded like a good idea.
I have been using Go and Rust containers to manually build projects to remove the need […]
Dogwhistle ep release show
St Stephens in the fields church, Saturday, July 26 at 07:00 PM EDT
Endnote presents
Dogwhistle "Textile Waste" ep release show
Rust
Workers Comp
Wrought
Early Heaven
Juliens Donkey Boys
$20
All Ages
NOTAFLOF
https://toronto.askapunk.net/event/dogwhistle-ep-release-show
#bzip2 crate switches from #C to 100% #rust https://trifectatech.org/blog/bzip2-crate-switches-from-c-to-rust/
Don't you dare to sort your struct fields when using ?Sized!
That's what I've discovered during the development of maybe-fut. I'm always surprised by how many new things I learn about #Rust every day.
However, regarding the ordering issue, you can read more about it in my latest blog post.
https://blog.veeso.dev/blog/en/dont-you-dare-to-sort-your-struct-fields-when-using-sized/
Isn't it weird how the error message is "*Lifetime* doesn't live long enough"? It's not the lifetime that dies too early, it's the lifetime's variable.
I'm happy to announce the release of Diesel 2.2.11 which contains a fix to disallow mixing aggregate and non-aggregate expressions in your DISTINCT ON clause and also improves some documentation around how to use the SQLite backend in a multi threaded application.
See https://github.com/diesel-rs/diesel/releases/tag/v2.2.11 for the full changelog.
As always you can support my work by contributing to Diesel or sponsoring me on GitHub.
Today I didn't write any Rust
I would like to take the time to personally apologize to every rustacean there is and ever was.