The last few weeks on here have been an absolute shit show in more ways than one. Twitter is no longer a platform that I want to use or want to support.
I'm over here now: https://t.co/zjKWjFe0KR.
Take care of yourselves, everyone! โค๏ธ
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Iโm on the way back home from @euro_rust. It was great to spend two days meeting people who are passionate about Rust, learn new things in the talks, and meet fellow contributors to the project. Iโm absolutely pumped for whatโs to come! Rust has a bright future. ๐คฉ
Itโs great to be at a conference again! Perfect timing for me as well, since I can meet some of my fellow team members in person. ๐คฉ Come say Hi if youโre here and want to chat.
#EuroRust 2022, the first in a hopefully long succession of RustFest Family community events just kicked off in Berlin with a remote presentation by @bagder! ๐ฆ๐
Wishing a great time to both people at the @euro_rust venue and those watching online! ๐บ
We're pleased to announce the arrival of the Rust Foundation's new Director of Communications & Marketing โ Gracie Gregory.
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The responsible part of me wants to add a review feature so that I can start tracking progress and get motivated by that. The other part wants to add funny gifs of dogs to the end of each session.
Turns out creating my own Pomodoro timer does not mean that I'll actually use it. This can either mean that I need to do the hard work and work on my habits. Or that it needs a killer feature. If you ask me, it must be option 2.
Turns out creating my own Pomodoro timer does not mean that I'll actually use it. This can either mean that I need to do the hard work and work on my habits. Or that it needs a killer feature. If you ask me, it must be option 2.
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Please join us in welcoming Jan David Nose, who started as Infrastructure Engineer at the Rust Foundation this week.
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Been thinking a lot about how to sync my Pomodoro sessions between devices. Easiest option would be to save them as individual files that get synced through iCloud/Drive/whatever. But that's essentially a NoSQL database, and I'm immediately getting afraid of schema changes.
I'm working my way through a massive refactoring task, and all the corners I've cut in the past have come to haunt me. Should've spent more time setting up factories for testing instead of just copy & pasting massive JSON blobs everywhere... ๐ซ
@kevinrj You can enter "open Downloads" for example, and then use Command (โ) + Down arrow to navigate into the folder. Command + Up moves you out of the folder again.