Vladimir Krivopalov

Software develoment, systems programming, Rust vs. C++, FreeBSD vs. Linux, and random musings on tech.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

A tiny proc-macro library for the case I found so frequent and ubiquitous that it felt obliging to implement.

https://t.co/a7btIZ97CL

MVP for now, some more improvements to come soon.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

I'll be at #p99conf this year. Join me!

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@glcst Did it reveal you being allergic to C++ though? If not I doubt the completeness of the test.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@reallyrawn Looks natural though, I recognize many human languages that I cannot speak.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@glcst В добрый путь!

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@glcst Do you plan to move to the US?

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@penberg

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@glcst "Kids and pets are our best salesmen", as one carpet installer has told me.

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@glcst

[Unix tool tip @UnixToolTip]

Entering Russian characters in Vim with digraphs

https://t.co/SumdfGmSi7

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

I've been playing with @lunarvim this week and it is so good I'm ditching VS Code and going to use it as my default IDE from now on.
LunarVim is
- easy to set up
- flexible
- fast
- intutive and well-documented

Almost forgot, and lazygit is a breeze to use.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@glcst Hardly the case though; consider East German mark conversion rates in 1990: https://t.co/ZtfBFok4SO

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@glcst "Glaube" means "to believe" in German. Given that you've come to embrace Christianity, the meaning of your name has deep sense.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@elijahmanor I keep using Firefox, admittedly, I haven't heard about Arc, can you please educate me what's good about it?

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@glcst Or Pavel Durov's kids: https://t.co/A5RDC1jyZC

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@sarna_dev Ура! Поздравляю!

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@orhundev Consider using @codeberg_org instead, it is great for hosting OSS.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

"Asynchronous Programming in Rust" by @cf_samson is an amazing book on its own, but following bug reports and issue comments in the Github repo with code examples for the book is equally, if not more, educating and rewarding.
Shows how tricky async programming is under the hood.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@codeberg_org I recognized the initial release has been missing a very useful tool so that has been added. Meet the `ExtructedFrom` trait and the version 0.2.0.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

My first Rust crate is published today.
Check it out here: https://t.co/C0xXkpuucY

A MVP so far, more improvements are coming soon.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

Version 0.1.1 is out, boasting fewer dependencies and faster compilation times.

From this version on, the project has been moved to @codeberg_org which seems a good place for OSS developers who don't want to be hosted on GH: https://t.co/GKInBW9gtN

Let's see how it goes.

[Vladimir Krivopalov @vnkrivopalov]

@penberg Never really thought about this but have started doing so too since I read your tweet. Cheers for the useful tip!