Jose A. Garcia

@jgcoder@techhub.social
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I'm a software engineer, originally from Spain, now living in the UK. I'm interested in programming, distributed systems, sci-fi, oxford comma, and old books in general.
Bloghttps://jgcoder.codeberg.page/
Projectshttps://codeberg.org/jgcoder
Jose A. Garcia1d ago

I just saw this quote from Douglas Adams:

“Anything that is in the world when you're born is normal and ordinary and is just a natural part of the way the world works. Anything that's invented between when you're fifteen and thirty-five is new and exciting and revolutionary and you can probably get a career in it. Anything invented after you're thirty-five is against the natural order of things.”

In the past couple of years I really feel on the >35 age group for the first time…

Jose A. GarciaJan 30
I was considering playing with #ziglang again, but it sees they are in the middle of of a big change with the new IO. Not sure if I should just wait until things are more settled…
Jose A. GarciaJan 15
Has people actually given up using the debugger in #RustLang , or is it just my immediate bubble?
Jose A. GarciaJan 13

Hi, I’m José. Just moved over from Twitter.

I’m a software engineer based in the UK. At work I build distributed systems in Rust; outside work I experiment with languages and systems programming, and I read a lot (classics, sci-fi, history). My blog is linked in my profile (recently migrated from GitHub to Codeberg).

I love talking about low-level code, performance, and distributed systems, and anything book related.

Feel free to say hi, and I’m always happy to receive book recommendations.

#introduction