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apps need to take no for an answer rather than "later" when i disable its notifications entirely
omg renfe recently allowed 10kg-40kg dogs on AVE now yay yay. hiro is around 13kg and i was never really able to travel around with the boy cause of the old <=10kg restriction
Isekai as a genre is exploding in popularity because it appeals to a universal desire to get hit by a truck rather than live in the 21st century.
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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i'm building a scuffed discord bot in golang and it only has 1 dependency so far which is google's extended cryptography library lol. maybe 2 if i add sqlite
In an attempt to un-fry my brain, I have dropped all short form content. I still watch a lot of YouTube, though longer form videos, but it’s a start
i love nixos and digging through several year old stale issues for incomprehensible nix errors 🗣️❄️
aly@aly.codes · 2w agoif you want to have a good time with Linux just install a clean corpo distro and forget it. why do people install random arch derivatives and hobby projects maintained by like 3 17 year olds
"The app didn't break a sweat when tickets went on sale!" Another example of Gleam in action ⭐ A non-profit organisation built their ticketing system with Gleam and Lustre
TIL ABOUT EXCLUSION CONSTRAINTS. i love postgres!! www.postgresql.org/docs/current...
F.8. btree_gist — GiST operator classes with B-tree behavior
F.8. btree_gist — GiST operator classes with B-tree behavior # F.8.1. Example Usage F.8.2. Authors btree_gist provides GiST index operator classes …
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i hate reading AI generated PR descriptions because a normal human being would never word it that way. it's so frustrating to read especially the claude-isms of "... is real" or "... load-bearing" or "... the moat"
people should throw away the assumption that linux takes a lot of computer wizardry and programming to use, and to just give it a try. it's the most approachable it has ever been and if you don't need specific windows/macOS programs, it would serve you really well
so this functional programming thing... you're telling me there's no state... AND no class system!? mmm... stateless.... classless... this all sounds a bit... communistic to me
once in a while i get voices in my head telling me to study and write C
Green Goblin: Coward.
ALT: Green Goblin: Coward.
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