Love computers and coding.
While I'm particularly passionate about Rust,it's not the only language I work with.
Recently started loving embedded programming
🦀 Building IoT applications with Rust and ESP32-C5
- [Work in Progress]
- Currently has Burglar alert via Telegram to your mobile
- And LED control via Wi-Fi
If you are interested, go and star the repo. Next chapter will be in MQTT
https://t.co/22vovIgNki
Big fan of #Lua in #rust with the mlua crate.
It's a great fit for modern AI Program execution in #rustlang
Crazy small (400KB), env-controlled, sandboxed, and extensible.
The mlua crate is a gem
Thanks to the Lua creators and mlua maintainers!
https://t.co/WZ9vhYFLWm
Sydney Sweeney reveals in an interview that she doesn’t care about the PHP vulnerability because she moved everything to Rust in 2024.
“They said the rewrite would take six months. We’re on month 30. We haven’t shipped a feature since, but I’m having a very normal Wednesday.”
@ThomasYouderian@abx_sixty_four@mark_k Some choose to use a language they already know.
Others let AI choose the stack. AI often makes poor choices because it tends to prioritize human concerns, such as developer time and ease of implementation, rather than choosing the stack that is technically best
@mark_k If you had a language that was super easy to learn, but full of weird oddities, and people could jam out websites super fast with it, there it is, piles of it
We're starting to see some agentic Rust forks (or alternative implementations) focused on iteration speed.
More-so than the specific projects, I'm interested in the ideas being explored (and how they could evolve upstream), so wanted to collate a few here...
I'll call slop slop whether or not it was made by AI. Slop existed before AI. But AI-driven slop is worse just because it is not something the vibe-coder is going to learn from.
"Generic" is a criticism to ask for something better.
"Broken on mobile". How is that bad to say?