Jake Goulding

Yet another software engineer trying to figure out the right way to do things.

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

aarch64-apple-darwin is now a Tier-2 #rustlang target. You can use it with rustup, cross-compile from x86-64, or compile natively on appropriate hardware! https://t.co/rOb4rntvYR

[seri · @[email protected] @seritools]

If you know anyone at @GoogleAds, there's an actively exploited ad bug that obfuscates a malicious link as a legit one.

The google ad ID is DChcSEwjIk--7mtb7AhVU-FEKHZLhCqMYABAAGgJ3cw

Also anyone at @Atlassian, please get the repo taken down.

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@JonTDean Make the meetings low key. Our last IRL meetup before the pandemic was weekly at a Panera. Bring a laptop and work on something, or talk to the person next to you, or help them work on something. Big presentations rarely if ever.

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

It’s kind of neat when you see something you wrote end up as the title of someone’s blog post. https://t.co/O2L5e7b29x

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@Pgh311 green light out at corner of Baum and Graham.

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@erichdongubler @yaahc_ @ekuber @seritools I actually prefer impl trait in arg position _when it applies_. I think it most matches what people expect (actually would be ok with `foo: SomeTrait` eventually meaning `impl SomeTrait` instead of olde `dyn SomeTrait`). However inline bounds can go to recycle can in the sky.

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@yaahc_ @rustlang Only if you restrict yourself to homogenous success values, yeah? https://t.co/48BDfgAMBs

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@yaahc_ @rustlang I really want something akin to async’s `join` for errors: run these N things concurrently and wait for them all to succeed or error. If any errored, combine them and bubble up, else get all the success values.

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@yaahc_ @rustlang Amusingly, a place I’m not happy with Error handling is in the implementation of SNAFU itself. Like others have mentioned, there’s times you want to collect as many errors as possible. https://t.co/PKG0eLyob8

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@yaahc_ @colinfinck @eugeeeeny @rustlang @ekuber @pnkfelix Perhaps, but that example of anonymous enums would run counter to SNAFU’s principle that an io::Error from opening a file and an io::Error from writing to a socket are semantically dissent. It only allows for a type to be in the enum once.

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@colinfinck @eugeeeeny @yaahc_ @rustlang I want to figure out how to enable this with SNAFU https://t.co/J1aRM9q0o9

[David Pedersen @DavidPdrsn]

Both excited and terrified about this https://t.co/JomajTDjNL

The #rustlang playground is now running on axum

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@shereifHawary I’m not at a computer now, but my gut says that the string allocation can be reduced/avoided. The easy fix is to reuse `input` across calls to `next`. The harder one is removing the string from the split.

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@DasSurma For Rust, this was deliberate. https://t.co/hTNnolCtHf I’m quite surprised I didn’t include JS in the comparison though.

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@minigamedev I've just been working on various things here and there; time is limited after all 😅

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

I just released SNAFU version 0.7, my #rustlang error definition and creation library. Thanks to hard work from many great contributors, SNAFU now has improved learnability and ergonomics! https://t.co/47OFM4XlBV

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@minigamedev "Don't call it a comeback, I been here for years"

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@smortimerk @loige Can you describe what’s surprising about it? A few people have been manually doing namespacing like this, but I don’t think anyone has brought up prefixing before.

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@smortimerk @loige It isn’t possible or planned right now (which is different from planned to *not* happen!)

[Jake Goulding @JakeGoulding]

@loige @smortimerk Make sure to use version 0.7 (currently in beta) as it smooths some rough edges especially felt by new users. https://t.co/iu1G5zoRuS