the subtle hidden theme in harder better faster stronger is that you should riir
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nix shill, radical anti-unix extremist I work on robots https://anglesideangle.dev/
New blog post: How to speed up the Rust compiler in July 2026 nnethercote.github.io/2026/07/31/h...
How to speed up the Rust compiler in July 2026
My last post on the Rust compiler’s performance was in December 2025. Let’s see what has happened since then.
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thought too hard about linux init and reinvented talos linux from first principles award
when you accidentally use nuanced ai opinion 7 with friend 2 but they lowk fw it
I know I need to stop thinking about build systems when I start to come around to nix + bazel people not being sickos
had the crazy realization that the numbers in manpages actually mean something
my greatest talent is stumbling upon obscure nixos bugs for applications no one is using it for yet
this creates systemic risks to be hosted on codeberg because the detection, enforcement, and similar mechanisms on it are extremely unclear. i wish people would think through the implications of policies beyond "it gets one over the people i don't like in the culture war".
Huh, insane. Codeberg will now disallow vibe-coded projects. codeberg.org/Codeberg/org...
> borrow checking RFC at the linker layer for arenas I hate programming discourse
not to be outdone, the pro-ai community rushed to develop anti-anti-ai psychosis
>make cool programming language that provides explicit control over pointers >language cannot provide memory safety guarantees >people use rust instead >add gc runtime to own the annoying rust devs
come on man, don't make me lose more respect for you than I already have, this is some petty shit codeberg.org/ziglang/zig/...
introduce an actually memory safe (unlike Rust) compilation mode inspired by Fil-C
Based on prior art: [Fil-C](https://fil-c.org/) Currently Zig has: ```zig pub const Optimize = enum { /// Safety checks enabled. Optimize for bug detection, accurate debug info, /// and comp...
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