- Making the most out of conferences
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TL;DR:
- Plan ahead
- Workshops over talks
- Avoid long talks
- Take notes
- Put your phone away
- Don’t be shy
- Walk away
- Try something new
- Speaker over content
- Meet new people
- Don’t overdo it
- Structured data in environment variables
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I was searching for a way to structure data in this exact context and found this post. I implemented it in my Rust component right way.
- I was understanding WASM all wrong!
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The promise of more performance is not yet completely abstracted away. One need to make their original code more WebAssembly friendly.
- Faster linking times on nightly on Linux using
rust-lld -
First, make it work, then, make it performant.
- Consistent Hashing vs. Rendezvous Hashing: A Comparative Analysis
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I wasn’t aware of Rendezvous Hashing.
- Envconfig
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Rust library that helps to initialize configuration structure from environment variables
Looks a lot like Spring Boot’s configuration class, but limited to environment variables.
- Open source is neither a community nor a democracy
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Straight and to the point. If you don’t work on something, why should you have anything to say about where it goes and how it’s done?
- Large Language models - A Street Full of Wrong-Way Drivers?
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I also am very cautious about LLMs, but the three mentioned use-cases make sense.
- Dark Mode, Athlete Intelligence, and More — The Biggest Announcements From Camp Strava
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As a user, I couldn’t care less about dark mode, but I like the other items.
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Making the most out of conferences. Structured data in environment variables. I was understanding WASM all wrong! Faster linking times on nightly on Linux using rust-lld. Consistent Hashing vs. Rendezvous Hashing: A Comparative Analysis. Envconfig. Open source is neither a community nor a democracy. Large Language models - A Street Full of Wrong-Way Drivers? Dark Mode, Athlete Intelligence, and More — The Biggest Announcements From Camp Strava.
