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hywan, to rust
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libfuzzer has found a bug in my algorithm. Youhou. Fuzzing For The Win \o/.

bobulous,
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@hywan How many minutes/hours did it run for before it found it?

hywan,
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@bobulous 8-10mn approximately

hywan, to ai
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OpenAI is jumping from scandal to scandal. But yeah sure, let’s use their products, we can safely and blindly trust them, what can go wrong?
Please wake up. All this is absurd.

hywan, to random
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hywan, (edited ) to rust
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Faster linking times on nightly on Linux using `rust-lld, https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/05/17/enabling-rust-lld-on-linux.html.

> Here are more details from the ripgrep example mentioned above: linking is reduced 7x, resulting in a 40% reduction in end-to-end compilation times

tl;dr: Rust now packages a rust-lld linker (it’s LLVM’s lld), and uses it on Linux by default on nightly, which decreases compilation time greatly.

hywan,
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@aoanla 😇

mo8it,
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@hywan Why not mold?

hywan, to rust
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cargo mutants, https://mutants.rs/

A useful tool to do mutation-based testing on Rust projects.

Reminder: mutants aim at testing your test suites —whether they catch all your code details—, not your code itself.

hywan,
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Nice, it has found a flaw in my test suite. Thanks cargo mutants.

hywan, to debian
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hywan, to random
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I enjoy writing algorithms more than I would like to admit. Optimising, explaining them, breaking complex things into multiple simple things, it’s clearly a pure mental joy.

deshipu,
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@hywan it's such a shame that you almost never need that in actual practical work

hywan,
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@deshipu I need that at @element, I work on the Matrix Rust SDK ( @matrix) and that’s why I still work there after 2 years.

hywan, to rust
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Tasks are the wrong abstraction, https://blog.yoshuawuyts.com/tasks-are-the-wrong-abstraction/.

Another excellent article by @yosh. I still need to digest it; I reckon it contains many (great) ideas I agree with.

hywan, to CSS
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Printing music with CSS Grid, https://cruncher.ch/blog/printing-music-with-css-grid/.

The article presents an elegant way to display/render music notation with CSS (and a bit of SVG for symbols).

#css #grid #music

hywan, to random
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@yosh I’m reading https://blog.yoshuawuyts.com/tasks-are-the-wrong-abstraction/. The link to glommio seems wrong, it’s the same link as monoio’s benchmarks. Can I send a patch somewhere?

hywan, to Fox
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Yesterday night, a new friend came to enjoy the soft opening of the bar.

2m from us. We are getting closer every day.

hywan, to keyboard
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I’ve received my Dygma Defy. A new adventure is starting. Wish me luck.

https://dygma.com/pages/defy

hywan,
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Day 9: 86wpm.

Let’s enjoy these improvements for a couple more days before switching to Colemak (DHm).

dpom,
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@hywan DH will be a massive improvement for you - don't wait :)

hywan, to rust
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Changes to Rust's WASI targets, https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/04/09/updates-to-rusts-wasi-targets.html.

New wasm32-wasip2 target; and wasm32-wasi is being renamed wasm32-wasip1.

hywan, to python
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How uv saves Home Assistant 215 compute hours per month, https://developers.home-assistant.io/blog/2024/04/03/build-images-with-uv/.

uv is a faster Python package manager than pip. It is written in Rust, by Astral, https://github.com/astral-sh/uv.

Home Assistant saves 215 computer hours per month when using uv, e.g. on armhf when it took 1h52m20s with pip versus 6m2s with uv to run their release workflow. That’s insane.

hywan, (edited ) to random
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About xz: fortunately it was an open source software. Imagine if it was close source, imagine if individuals or companies were injecting malicious codes in all their softwares, what a disaster it would be.

Oh. Yeah. It’s sarcasm.

Please don’t blame the open source model. This attack/backdoor has been detected because all softwares were open source. Blame the free volunteer-based economy, that is foundational for large stacks, yup, that’s OK, but not the open source model.

metacosm,
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@jdrouet @hywan paying is not going to help… Well, it could but for some of these projects, paying the developer wouldn't help. Some of these projects are hobby projects where maintainers are not interested in spending more time on it and not interested in making it their only project moving forward even if you paid them to basically work full time on them. Money is not buying time or attention. It can help but thinking money is the only issue is wrong, imo.

hywan,
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@metacosm @jdrouet It isn’t the only issue but it would remove some struggles and it’s a bit of recognition.

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