Steve Klabnik
@steveklabnik.com
#rustlang, #jj-vcs, atproto, shitposts, urbanism. I contain multitudes. Working on #ruelang but just for fun. Currently in Austin, TX, but from Pittsburgh. Previously in Bushwick, the Mission, LA.
if anyone has any advice for tierney i'm sure they'd appreciate it
tierney cyren@bnb.im · yesterdayI'm trying to figure out how to tie docs to lines of code statically I think it'd be *insanely* useful to be able to provide and maintain that pointer so you can more precisely ensure docs are up to date when code changes
Ah shit if this traffic jam isn’t mutable I’m never getting out of here
atproto devs! we have a new URI syntax proposal which could resolve issues with both regular at:// URI syntax rules, and space URIs: at:space/did:example/… at:public/did:example/… more details linked. want to hear your feedback, either on the IETF list or community forum
Combined URI Syntax Proposal (at:public and at:space)
Hey folks, We have a new URI syntax proposal which could resolve open issues with both regular regular at:// syntax (at the IETF), and the proposed space URIs. For spaces we would use: at:space/<sp...
discourse.atmosphere.community
the major AI labs want a coordinated slow down, so we should give it to them by implementing strict renewable energy demands upon them — it would be a win win for everyone
1. hell yeah 2. i find this genre of reporting "omg look at what ridiculous thing is in a company's S1" to be annoying. it's one of those things that is sorta taken out of context, no matter what the company or industry
dame@dame.is · last wk.every major AI lab should be required to use 100% renewable energy, build solar infrastructure, do rigorous environmental impact assessments, and operate at carbon neutral or better
Really enjoyed the conversation! Talked about Git and GitHub's stacked PR workflow, updates and API versioning as a hard distributed systems problem, and property-based testing. In the extended section for subscribers we talked about the value of not outsourcing writing to LLMs among other things
fallthrough@fallthrough.fm · 3w agoWe've published episode 93: Git Out. Happy Listening!
Pumped to be back in <REDACTED> until Friday night Sorry friends this is a work trip and there’s too many of you here to try and meet up with but maybe you’ll see me around
Holy shit! lnkd.in/p/g3r98kNM
Balloting has completed for C++26. Unfortunately it was Disapproved P-Members voting: 12 in favor out of 20 = 60 % (requirement >= 66.66%) (P-Members having abstained are not counted in th...
Balloting has completed for C++26. Unfortunately it was Disapproved P-Members voting: 12 in favor out of 20 = 60 % (requirement >= 66.66%) (P-Members having abstained are not counted in this vote.) M...
lnkd.in
This should be the cause of soul-searching for every California state politician.
Joey Politano🏳️🌈@josephpolitano.bsky.social · 2w agoIn fact, Texas' solar generation has grown so much that it's surpassed California to become America's largest solar-producing state Texas already had a heavy lead in utility-scale solar, but has now passed California even when you include rooftop
not to be the most annoying person in the entire universe but both these cves are memory issues that rust would have prevented
Atproto enjoyers: if I wanted an online multiplayer game to use atproto in some way, what might it look like? The most obvious/basic idea is login with atproto/bsky. What else might I consider? Ideally if scores are stored (for a leader board or something) they are tamper proof
the space DUI occupies is low key one of the most insane things about car culture. it's both heavily stigmatized for obvious reasons, while also sort of tacitly generally accepted as common practice to the point of legally requiring BLACKOUT ZONE BAR & GRILL to have a minimum number of parking spots
ben fryback@bfryback.bsky.social · 3w agothis is a first: "don't build a protected bike lane/pedestrian crossing because a drunk driver will hit it"
There was a wait but not a super long one here in Travis County for early voting
I at this point am like 90% convinced that reusable/shareable skills packages are a bad thing for LLM users. The 10% is that it can show you what's possible; the 90% is that people want to be incurious and just slap something in the only person who can effectively guide your tasks is you
At long last, we have created a way for you to take away Nikki's free will, from the classic horror movie "don't take away Nikki's free will"
Bloody Disgusting@bloody-disgusting.com · 2w agoNikki from OBSESSION joins FORTNITE tomorrow. You wished for this...
lobste.rs/s/gqepzd/win... look at how fine and normal this conversation is when they don't know that claude was involved
Wine ported to OpenBSD
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lobste.rs
how do you write this?! how do you not realize you are the fucking problem here?! you are the one doing things worse! they are better at this than you!
Today I have published part four of my Hanami, Why? series Hanami, Why?: Model Citizens where we will dive into Hanami's database layer. https://aaronmallen.me/writing/hanami-why-model-citizens?ref=bluesky #hanami #hanakai #ruby
Hanami, Why?: Model Citizens
Why Hanami splits its database layer into relations, repos, and structs, and how that split keeps your persistence layer from leaking into the rest of your app.
aaronmallen.me
it’s cool that technology has figured out a non-verbal way to have a verbal medium communicate that it hates me and I do believe it more viscerally than I would if the publishers of my favorite publications just published the statement, “we hate you for reading our words go watch a video” 10/10
