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Bringing #WebAssembly to the cloud since before it was cool @cosmonic.com @wasmcloud.com 🎧📖🏋🏻♂️🏃🏻♂️🥾✈️👨🏻🍳🐶☕️🍻🥃🕹[🥏⛳️]
mise.jdx.dev is a freaking joy to use. I gotta figure out how to get it to "replace" homebrew too (maybe I can just write a brew backend)
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Here I am, building a platform to run pipelines based on Wasm Components, thinking it's pretty cool. Then I learn @bruhks.bsky.social builds a CLI where commands and plugins are Wasm Components, with all the benefits that brings. There's a high chance the `pipestack` CLI will follow that pattern!
Found a wonderful clap hack in #rustlang, I wanted to enable multiple subcommand headings for a plugin system I'm working on but that isn't implemented yet. But one simple line: cmd = cmd.subcommand(clap::Command::new("\n\x1b[4mPlugins:\x1b[0m").about("\n"));
I can't believe Apple invented containers, you never know what they're going to do next github.com/apple/contai...
GitHub - apple/container: A tool for creating and running Linux containers using lightweight virtual machines on a Mac. It's written in Swift, and optimized for Apple silicon.
A tool for creating and running Linux containers using lightweight virtual machines on a Mac. It's written in Swift, and optimized for Apple silicon. - GitHub - apple/container: A tool for cre...
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Got my Equifax settlement check today for the good ol' data breach. At least I was able to get the next season battle pass for Hearthstone with the $20 consolation prize for leaking my SSN
The wasmCloud core team is steadfastly committed to open source, to the needs of our community, to the core tenants of software foundation membership, and to the @cncf.io wasmcloud.com/blog/2025-04...
Statement on proposed changes to CNCF NATS.io licensing and ownership | wasmCloud
The wasmCloud core team-and our leading contributors, including Cosmonic-are steadfastly committed to open source, the needs of our community, to core tenants of software foundation membership, and to...
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doc.rust-lang.org/edition-guid... omg they changed it so that it's not an issue anymore!
if let temporary scope - The Rust Edition Guide
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I got burned again today with the same sneaky deadlock in Rust that I've been burned by before, so I'm sharing the knowledge. If you use Mutex/RwLocks in your code, it's good to be aware of this nuance with `if let` blocks. brooksblog.bearblog.dev/rusts-sneaky...
There really is nothing like getting a bunch of fresh perspectives on what you're building news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4302...
WASM-Native Orchestration | Hacker News
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Got lazy when creating a "Hello, world!" project today. I've been having a wonderful time running `cd hell`
I'm convinced that a great review strategy on GitHub when you have high trust in the PR creator is to approve and leave comments for all your nits / questions. Set your branch rules to require all comments to resolve to merge, then the creator can respond appropriately and make changes if needed.
Every time I shake my phone and an app asks if I wanted to report a problem it sparks joy. Like, all these developers thought if someone RAGED at their app so much they shook their phone, that it would be helpful to ask for some feedback. It’s so pure 🥹
Is there any particular type of runner on GitHub actions that's most available? I have a pretty simple workflow that I just want to get picked up as fast as possible, and I'm noticing `ubuntu-latest` can take sometimes ~30 seconds to request (first world problems, I know)
What does it take to get a project on the GitHub trending list? Seems to be mostly based on star momentum, but also a large increase in a single day? 🤔
CO detectors are definitely programmed to start low battery chirping in the middle of the night
It's a sad day when you finally resort to "If you're on Windows, you should install WSL" in your quickstart 😔
Another day another deep dive into why #rustlang tracing is being weird
Language interop is still a massive opportunity in software. It’s one of the things that still gets me excited to work on #Wasm foundation.rust-lang.org/news/rust-fo... #rustlang
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The Rust Foundation is an independent non-profit organization to steward the Rust programming language and ecosystem, with a unique focus on supporting the set of maintainers that govern and develop t...
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Thank you @cncf.bsky.social for the Contribfest sessions at #KubeCon #CloudNativeCon! We had a bunch of new contributors show up for @wasmcloud.com and can't wait to apply for it again next year.
I’d really like to see the blog post-mortem from Netflix that shows numbers for just how much data they streamed during that fight. Would be fun to see the attempts (failed or successful) to replicate that
The @wasmcloud.com ContribFest session was so wonderful today; so happy that folks came by and learned about the project and contributed for the first time 😄
NEWS: Delighted to announce, the CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) has voted to accept wasmCloud as a CNCF incubating project! 🎉🙌💥💚 A huge milestone that wouldn't be possible without our maintainers, end users and the entire wasmCloud + #CNCF communities 🙏 www.cncf.io/blog/2024/11...
CNCF welcomes wasmCloud to the CNCF Incubator
The CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) has voted to accept wasmCloud as a CNCF incubating project. wasmCloud, an open source project from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)…
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My favorite PR of the year github.com/wasmCloud/wa...
chore(README): correct project status by brooksmtownsend · Pull Request #3582 · wasmCloud/wasmCloud
Our README incorrectly stated we are a sandbox project, which is not accurate as of yesterday 🚀 Related Issues Release Information Consumer Impact Testing Unit Test(s) Acceptance or Integratio...
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"We introduced some necessary abstraction layers that are specific to development environments and cast aside much of the infrastructure complexity that we didn’t need—all whilst putting zero-trust security first." I did not expect for this to hit as hard as it did
Exceptionally good post from the team at @gitpod.io on their architectural decision to move on from Kubernetes. Its not an either/or, its a pragmatic choice based on the problem they are trying to solve. There is, always, a spectrum, and no one size fits all. www.gitpod.io/blog/we-are-...
The best part about #opensource is the community. Cannot imagine the majority of code that I write going anywhere but OSS
I got burned again today with the same sneaky deadlock in Rust that I've been burned by before, so I'm sharing the knowledge. If you use Mutex/RwLocks in your code, it's good to be aware of this nuance with `if let` blocks. brooksblog.bearblog.dev/rusts-sneaky...
Rust's Sneaky Deadlock With `if let` Blocks
Rust is my favorite programming language. I've been writing Rust for about 6 years, from college to professionally, and I'm vocal about how helpful the compi...
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