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If you don't understand why your trans friend is scared right now then you don't have a trans friend. You know a trans person.
Will read. I think I may have read it before but I can’t remember.
Yes. I didn’t really imagine arbitrarily allowing subclassing though I’m not a priori opposed. I’d probably rather lean into trait objects though.
yes, for enums. i.e., an "enum" is a baseclass.
Another post on Dada, this time about how internal references work: smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/bl...
Daughter, reading my footnotes: You think you have pearls of wisdom daddy? That’s cute.
What it means that Ubuntu is using Rust, new blog post with some thoughts spurred by Jon Seager's excellent keynote at @rustnationuk.bsky.social (smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/bl...)
Resizeable data structures like vec and hashmap are on the heap. I intend to allow classes to be declared as “boxed” as well which would make them heap allocated. Otherwise stack.
Neat. I'm excited. Let's talk next week? I'm recovering from Rust Nation. Side note but I chose the syntax deliberately to be compatible with MyST -- myst-parser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ -- which seems to me to be the most sensible markdown variant out there, and which also works with sphinx.
I think there must be some misunderstanding. Ref-count increments are shallow. So if you have an array of 10 shares of the same array, that would lead to 10 increments of the *array's* ref-count, but not the ref-counts of its contents.
I have not. Interesting!
Oh, this looks cool Amos! I should show you some of what I've been doing with Dada and its spec. Maybe we can converge. The basic idea is to have RFCs, then to convert those to spec paragraphs tagged with the RFC-ID and with `unimpl`. Then remove that tag as I make tests + implement.
New Dada blog post smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/bl... -- things start to diverge from Rust in a deep way and I think the first where we start to see some real advantages to the Dada way of doing things (and some of the tradeoffs I made to achieve those advantages).
Third popcorn-sized Dada blog post: smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/bl...
Combination of the art movement and it’s what my daughter calls me. :)
guys… we made a Super Bowl ad
here’s how we did it: www.404media.co/watch-404-me...
I've learned by now not to make promises about my posting schedule, but I do find that posting things on my blog makes me happier. I'm going to see if I can bang out short posts that cover the things on my mind on a more regular basis.
Interesting read! This feels related: github.com/symposium-de... Blending deterministic + agent-based reasoning enables lets you do cool things like github.com/nikomatsakis.... My friend @dherman.dev has been doing a lot more in this direction with thinkwell.sh -- really cool stuff.
RustNation-- no talk though!
Any lean-fanatics who can recommend a book that walks through building a prog lang in lean?
Ok, killed the app and restarted. It's working better-ish now.
Things that suck: the UK ETA app. I mean, the concept, well whatever, they want to tax me and call it "security" fine, but can they at least make an app that doesn't take 5-10 minutes to proceed through each stage?
Thanks! I wound up doing “add file to chat” and then removing the file so these options seem better =)
I'm having an incomprehensible problem: I WANT to open VsCode's Chat UI, and I can't figure out how! When was the last time that the problem was not being able to figure out how to get an AI extension to appear, rather than the reverse??
