Rust 1.94.0 is released 😃
blog.rust-lang.org/2026/03/05/R...
05.03.2026 19:07
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I steer clear of everything JetBrains produces...
WHAT??? Thats awesome!
jvm is more like a black hole...
Holly Cow...
Chasing an error for 2h while proxying the communication of a #JavaFx app...
Nothing wrong in my golang proxy. I just need to resize the Azure VM to 16GB because #Java eats up the memory and then silently crashes...
Java is so 😡😖🤬 wrong...
A fool with a tool is still a fool... No technology will change that. CCD's are cheap and apple does not produce them. Anyone can buy a good CCD and slap great optics on them. Apple is standard consumerware for high prices and far away from being "special".
LLMs are incapable of doing the work by themselfs.
They need a human that constantly give them work and controlles the output.
That creates a high workload and will lead to many burned out people 🤨
hbr.org/2026/02/ai-d...
Claude creates its own C compiler. Looks great...
But like every LLM "creation" it looks only good on the surface. Code from CCC that is 2-5 magnitudes slower than GCC's code is just a disaster.
harshanu.space/en/tech/ccc-...
The biggest obstacle is the steep learning curve.
To understand a normal rust program, you need to understand roughly all the rust features and this takes time because there are a lot of them and each feature has many options/variations.
There is no learn rust in 72h yet...
Fighting #Java versions to get an ancient #JavaFX Application starting up.
Java is so cursed with its forked JVMs and its uncontrolled overgrown ecosystem.
Yes its legacy stuff, but C code from 30 years ago still compiles...
Same for golang. Too much stuff is deleted. Fortunatly my RSS Reader makes a copy and I can read it anyways 😉
No, not the end of the keyboard is near. The end of #SAP is near...
fortune.com/2026/01/28/s...
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."
Albert Einstein
if you have 1.4GB free on your SSD for the binary of the debug build. 233MB for the release build is still way to much...
Connecting LLM's and giving them (some) access to real things seems to be a really bad idea...
www.moltbook.com/post/34809c7...
Don't know why, but I really like them 😅. There should be more sad plush toys in the world that give us a smile 😉
Finally found a small embeddable database for vector storage and retrieval.
Seems to be a decent and simple to understand implementation and not too much dependencies.
Next step is to try it with at least 1M Vectors with at least 1000 dim.
github.com/nubskr/sator...
thats the job of the compiler. there are different processor architectures that needs different optimizations.
the programmer should not do such things.
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looks like this 😉
E.S.P Thirtytwo
or
E.S.P Zweiunddreißig 😉
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Great talk about:
"Rust makes it hard to write programs that are wrong"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngTZ...
Reading about vCluster and trying to figure out if this is a good way to have multiple sub-environments for each major feature branch.
www.vcluster.com
Trying out #lancedb for storing/retrieving vector data.
1.44 GB 😧 for an simplistic example from their docs: docs.rs/lancedb/late...
233 MB for the release build, still an insane size.
Maybe someone should tell them about rust features to get the binary size down!
I will not use #lancedb ...
