November

Will Larson on Irrational Exuberance: Navigators

via mako: Anyone set up @forgejo with Working Copy ( @palmin )? I’m getting this error, not sure what to try next; tried both user/password and app token (which has this enabled).. perhaps it’s because it’s behind a reverse proxy?

via Rust Trending: greyblake / nutype: Rust newtype with guarantees 🇺🇦 🦀 ★972

via Cory Doctorow: My latest #LocusMagazing column is “Don’t Be Evil,” a consideration of the forces that led to the Great Enshittening, the dizzying, rapid transformation of formerly useful services went from indispensable to unusable to actively harmful.

Alex Kladov on matklad: Push Ifs Up And Fors Down

via Jonathan Wight: I know at least 6+ folks who have bought a Bambulabs 3D printer in the last couple of months.

Some friends referred us to this site recently. We aren’t big cruise-type people, but you never know …

via Rust Weekly 🦀: Nix users, you can fearlessly start using Rust scripts already

Rainn Wilson on WorkLife with Adam Grant: The Office’s Rainn Wilson on meaning and happiness

via Chris Biscardi: Really enjoyed this post by @benwis on using cranelift and mold/sold to improve Leptos compile times. Includes explanations and benchmarks.

via Valentine Briese :transuwu:: Little bit of a trick I discovered for documenting fields which are on multiple structures:

via Matthias Endler: I wrote an article on “Rust in Production.”

via Retrobatch: Retrobatch turned 2.0!

via shuttle: RUST WEB FRAMEWORK COMPARISON 🚨

via mako: A great read to start the Monday with.

My sweetheart discovered this program recently and was able to meet me at the gate as a result. 😘

via Matt Weagle: TIL “Git notes are powerful tools. And they could solve so many problems—if only they were better known and easier to use.”

via Rust Weekly 🦀: Rust async vs C# async vs C++ async

via Rust Weekly 🦀: Microsoft is doubling down on Rust

via Martin Fowler: NEW POST: It’s now been a year since The Muskover, what does my use of social media look like now, both as a reader and a writer?

via kottke.org: This map shows the 50 countries in the world where you can (mostly) drink the tap water. But: “Fewer than one billion people have a tap at home that issues potable water.”