mylesberueda

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I know I'm late but RIP James Earl Jones. I loved him in "The Lion King", but he really spoke to me as Darth Vader, when he quoted every PM I've had.

Life imitates art, and James Earl Jones created art.

#Programming

I'm currently using FiraCode for my terminal font, but I want to change it up a bit. Anyone got suggestions?

#Programming

this is my mouse. there are many like it, but this one is mine.

#Caturday

My wife got me tiny little Shiba tabs for my reading and I love them
New iterators in Go 1.23 - Google Cloud - Community - Medium

The Go language now supports standardized iterators. An iterator is an object that progressively provides access to each item of a collection, in order. This new feature consists of: This requires…

Google Cloud - Community

Hi Mastodon! I'm Pal, a passionate Rust/Go developer and open-source fan.

I've recently built an open-source, private, end-to-end encrypted form builder as an alternative to slightly creepier tools like Google Forms.

It's built in Rust and Svelte with lots of wasm for the encryption bits.

Check it out and let me know what you think: https://palform.app

Repo: https://github.com/palform/palform

#opensource #privacy #rust #software

The Encrypted Survey Platform — Palform

Build end-to-end encrypted forms with advanced enterprise-grade features in just a few simple clicks; no coding required.

Shots fired lmao #rust

Interestingly, my initial tests of a graph transformation library in #rust and compiled to #wasm hasn't netted an increase in speed.

Granted, this is debug and I haven't done optimizations yet, but It's only doing a simple transformation for now. Regardless, this is still a little surprising.

This goes to show that when working with two different technologies, you should still bench your results before just assuming "faster lang is faster"

Drunk me is **very mean** to sober me. At least this is a side project 🤕 #rust
I learned there is a "No free view? No review!" initiative. Here
https://nofreeviewnoreview.org/ you can pledge that you only #PeerReview for #OpenAccess journals. Reviewing for hybrid journals seems to be discouraged @academicchatter h/t @SarahHLib
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