Let me know too! I saw a lot of emo bands in SoCal, but none were from SoCal. The closest were probably slick shoes and sick of change. Those I would consider more punk(pop).
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Let me know too! I saw a lot of emo bands in SoCal, but none were from SoCal. The closest were probably slick shoes and sick of change. Those I would consider more punk(pop).
You can make a lot of money grading job sites. Pretty cush because it is mostly driving around big iron.
I worked concrete growing up. Hard work but very technical. A good concrete crew never looks for jobs because reputation carries so much weight they get more referrals than they can handle.
This single file is quite readable and has improved my git understanding 1000x. Tremendous work, Julia.
https://social.jvns.ca/@b0rk/115651036966211693
I'm excited to announce the first @hyper.rs user survey!
If you've used hyper (or related libraries) just a little or a whole bunch, providing feedback is invaluable and should take less than 5 minutes. Give it a go!
seanmonstar.com/blog/hyper-u...
#rustlang
Seeing a lot of posts about migrating from GitHub. None of the solutions, Codeberg, Gitlab, etc., seem right so far.
I feel like this is the sensible position? Everyone wins
How much effort did it take to set this up?
Argo is pretty good. Narvar moved to it and it was a definite improvement in quality of dev experience.
Yooooo that looks real nice
The TokioConf 2026 call for talk proposals is now open! tokio.rs/blog/2025-09...
A new HTTP/2 MadeYouReset vulnerability disclosed (VU#767506).
@hyper.rs handles it just fine, but we also provided some patches to help.
#rustlang #security
seanmonstar.com/blog/hyper-h...
Oh I have to pick this series up. The hachette books link confusingly lists Mercy of the Gods second when it seems like it is the first book.
Part 1 was good but similar to a lot of existing intro posts. This part 2 is a great cookbook and I find it muuuuch more useful.
I nearly moved to Madison for the ideal climate location! Love the area, especially the isthmus. Ultimately chose Ann Arbor instead.
I remember sitting in the audience at EmberCamp asking Yehuda why he was tightly coupling his ember.js framework to RoR when RoR hates JS and it was obvious to many that a node backend was the future.
Boy this is a barn burner of a post
infrequently.org/2025/06/conf...
Trivial as in writing the actual code is not even what software development is about.
More engineers should hire a coach to improve their development. The coach signs an NDA, watched a video of the student writing the code, reviews the PR and then provides expert feedback on how they could improve.
hurl.dev has been my Postman replacement for a while now. i use it primarily for ad-hoc API exploration. i would use it for all my API testing if hurl supported partials so i could re-use instead of copy/pasting requests
I agree, but I wish we did not call it "prompt engineering". I am sure that ship has sailed though...
It all seems so very prompt dependent. It is really hard to objectively tell what is working and what is not unless the results have the prompts and the code.
Yes, but my understanding is that burn rates were so high, and runways so short, that founders reacted well before-hand.
Imagine I am a fund manager with a goal of getting a x% return rate within the risk guidelines allowed by my company/sector. That portfolio in 2015 looks a lot different than the portfolio in 2025.
In 2015, I have to put money into a more speculative areas, like VC. Less so in 2025.
Fair enough! Maybe I will change my mind. In the meantime, no circular imports, no problems.
In C I would have to use guards or forward decls. In JavaScript stuff gets real weird when imports are circular leading to strange runtime or (TypeScript) compiler errors.
So, I just refactor the crate/module to avoid them.
I avoid them because it is hard to reason about the behavior.
You don’t write Rust at oxide? All in on that TypeScript?
Discriminated unions in TypeScript are a gateway to ADTs.
