Adam Casey

[Adam Casey @AdamN_Casey]

@EdConwaySky Enjoying the book. How much effort went into this paragraph landing on page 99? I appreciated it

[Tech At Bloomberg @TechAtBloomberg]

Earlier today at @RabbitMQSummit 2023, software engineer @AdamN_Casey presented rmqcpp, a new #opensource #RabbitMQ Client Library for C++ applications that our team has now published
https://t.co/LDVZs8bkZb
#cpp #cplusplus #AMQP

[CloudAMQP @CloudAMQP]

We're on set at @RabbitMQSummit to hear the latest from the community. Excited to learn about a new #RabbitMQ client library for C++ by @Bloomberg, presented by @AdamN_Casey

[RabbitMQ Summit @RabbitMQSummit]

Tune in for a session on #rmq, the reliable-by-default #RabbitMQ client library for C++ built by @Bloomberg that has open source release targeted for October 2023! RabbitMQ Summit talk by: @AdamN_Casey #TechConference #Messagequeuing #AMQP https://t.co/jt4gDckl0r

[Adam Casey @AdamN_Casey]

@steve_hawkes Might have got here first on the train side of things 🚊 https://t.co/PSSW0xR0KF

[Adam Casey @AdamN_Casey]

@thebeebs Most likely theory I’ve heard: it makes it impossible to use it as a wired mouse if you get fed up of it running out of battery. The aesthetics/usability of a wired mouse are worse (to someone?) than flipping it on its back to charge

[Adam Casey @AdamN_Casey]

@mycoliza @yatesco On the other hand, it would be interesting to see the effect (avg num crate deps) of distributing a small number of very core, likely very stable, crates into with the compiler. I’m thinking base64, log facade, lazy_static, etc.

[Adam Casey @AdamN_Casey]

@huima @RabbitMQSummit It is now! amqpprox has been published here: https://t.co/JsVMGozphI 🙂

[Tech At Bloomberg @TechAtBloomberg]

Adam Casey, an engineer with our Systems Data Distribution team, announced during his @RabbitMQSummit talk that we have published amqpprox!

Visit https://t.co/ZfPUVKwqz7 to learn more & try out this smart, vhost-aware #RabbitMQ/#AMQP 0.9.1 proxy.

#opensource #RabbitMQSummit

[Adam Casey @AdamN_Casey]

@davidbaron Yeah I’ve definitely amended in a rebase. It’s frustrating. Typically I realise when git status or rebase —continue says something surprising but then it’s a —abort and repeat. I try to avoid spending time in edit mode by using multiple branches, then fix history for one push

[Robert Stephens @rstephens]

OH (a former CTO of Autodesk): “I can walk through most buildings and tell you which version of AutoCad was used to design it. “

[devcurmudgeon @devcurmudgeon]

Discussing with colleagues whether this may be the most expensive git commit in history https://t.co/QCyLNwzA4V

[Azathoth @judges119]

every library should have a good science fiction and fantasy section

[Dave Lee @DaveLeeBBG]

Will voice commands be the new domain names? “Alexa, play relaxing music” plays a specific album on Spotify. That’s got to be worth something.

[Adam Casey @AdamN_Casey]

@cramforce @BrendanEich Windows Phone had this right a long time ago. Browser UI & general back button always at the bottom

[Adam Casey @AdamN_Casey]

@codinghorror https://t.co/HOyY3iEq3d

[Chris Jefferson @Azumanga]

How can we have got to C++17 and still not have a built-in print function for std::vector?

[Adam Casey @AdamN_Casey]

Windows 2000: 650MB. Pinball Game on Windows 10: 1GB download.

[Adam Casey @AdamN_Casey]

@grumpygiant @Jonathan_Blow Tried Jekyll? Not as powerful as Wordpress but so easy to get going

[Servo @ServoDev]

Sneak peak at @vvuk's Windows porting efforts: http://t.co/DdtAX3T2UX