| Location | Recife, Brazil |
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| Language | en, pt-br |
I wrote a nano tool that tries to extract the #Fediverse accounts of your #Twitter followings: https://fedifinder.glitch.me/
It searches for the patterns @[email protected], [email protected] and host.tld/@user in the screen name, description, location and URL field. It displays them to you in the correct format for easy copying as well as a CSV download that can be imported to #Mastodon.
New version: https://fedifinder-backup.glitch.me/
"So many of the techniques around gaining testability involve parameterizing classes and methods so that all of the inputs and outputs are explicit and mockable under test."
RT: well that's one way to deal with memory leaks
well that’s one way to deal with memory leaks
"The more you'll read beautiful source, the sooner you'll write beautiful code."
If you're learning Rust after coming from other languages this is far-and-away the best resource I've found:
https://dystroy.org/blog/how-not-to-learn-rust/
A year old, but still extremely relevant.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/AliceICecile/status/1552211231221628929
100 times this, please!
Remote work tip:
Stop asking, "Can I ask you a question?", "Can we jump on a call?"
And then waiting for a reply.
Just share what you need or ask the question you have.
Async work is simple, just stopping expecting everyone to be on call for you.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/CKergaravat/status/1551628101792169984
"It is sometimes tempting to consider complexity as necessary or not. I believe this is not useful. It is much more common for complexity to be part of a trade-off."
In programming and programming language design we often talk about complexity. And for good reason! Complexity often feels like the enemy we are battling when learning a new codebase or new programming language, or just trying to debug some code. In this post I want to think a bit about
This article just made me realize how badly Agile failed to evolve. To the point that folks now consider Scrum (which _is_ Agile for many people) "a heavyweight process."
"Rust’s safety guarantees exist to protect us from invalid memory access, not resource starvation."
Luca Hammer EN
Robyn Caplan
