Thank you for the greatest text editor, Bram. RIP🙏 https://groups.google.com/g/vim_announce/c/tWahca9zkt4
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A buggy software engineer.
Twitter no longer allows "Following" as default tab. I'm sure they will (or already?) prioritize tweets from premium accounts in "For you" tab. That's horrible and I feel Twitter is no longer looking at user benefits totally.
I'm participating State of Rust survey. https://blog.rust-lang.org/2022/12/05/survey-launch.html
Advent of Code 2022 is coming. I'm thinking which language I should use to solve the quiz this year. Last year I used Rust with only standard libraries.
New package manager from mxcl (original author of Homebrew) looks interesting.
> Package maintainers will publish their releases to a decentralized registry powered by a Byzantine fault-tolerant blockchain
Whitepaper: https://tea.xyz/white-paper/
Repository: https://github.com/teaxyz/cli
I submitted a PR to support mathematical expressions extension by pulldown-cmark. This crate is used by `cargo doc`. I hope math expressions support is added to #rustlang documentation in the future.
Today I learned that mermaid.js supports rendering Git commit graph as SVG image https://gist.github.com/rhysd/3938f4b74f70adade4fdb869135f481d
Programming in #rustlang is a lot of fun. Today I have implemented text seach for Markdown AST. https://github.com/rhysd/Shiba/commit/a1e2aa2b87516dfce489ea6ee5ade8d2395c9ee5
I replaced slow Markdown parser (remark in JavaScript) with faster one (pulldown-cmark in #rustlang).
It made parsing markdown inputs about 300x faster when the input is large (3s → 10ms)!
It made parsing markdown inputs about 300x faster when the input is large (3s → 10ms)!