Michał Fita

@michalfita
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Embedded software craftsman for over 20 years, fluent in #Bash, #Python & #C++, fan and semiadvocate for #Rust. I deal with Linux very well and everyday.
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More than half of Britons support rejoining EU 10 years on from Brexit vote

Experts say Labour’s ‘halfway house’ approach risks losing support from progressives and ‘red wall’ voters

The Guardian

Once again considering blogging. In usual fashion I built the entire site before writing a single word. At least the theme turned out nice enough to share — a newspaper-inspired theme for Zola called #Broadside.

https://github.com/nsrosenqvist/broadside

#zola #rustlang #blog #webdesign #github

Answering own question: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/137487 happened.

#Rust 1.95 is supposed to stabilise `assert_matches!()` macro, but... it's still unstable in that release despite being present in 1.95-beta.

Does anyone know what happened?

@troglobit so sad to see people _still_ citing TIOBE …
An active phishing campaign against crates.io users started emailing people from crates.ws about an hour ago. Don't click the links; tell your friends. #RustLang
Surelock

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Lobsters

@michalfita was intrigued by this idea and came up with some minor tooling for it. of course, adoption is always the blocker but was fun either way.

https://jakegoldsborough.com/blog/2026/jobchain-verifiable-employment-credentials/

Jobchain: Verifiable Employment Credentials

What if your employer signed a machine-verifiable reference letter when you started, not when you left? Jobchain issues W3C Verifiable Credentials with Ed25519 signatures. No blockchain, no platform, no PDF.

Jake Goldsborough

"A formal mathematical proof from MIT and a preregistered empirical study in Science from Stanford arrived within a month of each other, and together they make the same unsettling argument: the danger of AI chatbots is not what they get wrong. It is how enthusiastically they agree with everything we get wrong. Not a chatbot that lies to you, but a mirror that reflects your beliefs back at you, slightly amplified, every single time."

https://c3.unu.edu/blog/the-echo-chamber-in-your-pocket

The Echo Chamber in Your Pocket - UNU Campus Computing Centre

Two landmark 2026 studies from MIT and Stanford show AI chatbots don't just flatter us — they erode our grip on reality and our willingness to repair relationships.

@jonn_blanchard well everything is laid bare!