Nathaniel B 🦀
Software engineer | Rust enthusiast | Amateur game dev | Embedded-curious
- Amazing talk about the history and future of anarchic open source by @chriskrycho.com. There are so many (really great) talks about new technologies or methods, but this one really made me think about the beauty and uniqueness of OSS, and what we need to do to help it thrive.
- Here in beautiful Estes Park, Colorado to attend @lambdaconf.bsky.social ! Looking forward to the host of amazing talks lined up for the next two days
- If you’re looking for a physics engine that kicks ass while feeling like it belongs in the Bevy prelude, check out Avian!
- My train of thought when learning about array languages: 1. Arrays as the fundamental data structure? Cool! 2. Have to use symbols instead of English? Honestly no problem, looks like fun! 3. You have to read everything from right to left…? Clearly someone needs to go to therapy, WTF is this
- Forgot to add the link for Matt’s original talk that inspired the blog post. One of my favorites:
- Check out this hot take from Gustavo Noronha: “ @matt.godbolt.org sold me on Rust (by showing me C++)”. #Rustlang #C++
- Check out this hot take from Gustavo Noronha: “ @matt.godbolt.org sold me on Rust (by showing me C++)”. #Rustlang #C++
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- Another great episode of Rust in Production. This time they talk about a large scale migration of web hook infra from Python to Rust. Listen in to find out all about the improvements, drawbacks and everything in between!
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- Reposted by Nathaniel B 🦀Hi Bluesky, could really use your help 🙏🙏 We just launched our latest game Starless Abyss - the exact week that Oblivion was shadow-dropped. Which has been *not fantastic* for our launch If anyone can spare a RT, that would be so, so helpful ❤️❤️ Find it here: store.steampowered.com/app/3167970/...
- Anyone else attending @lambdaconf.bsky.social this year? It’s gonna be a blast!
- @codereport.bsky.social I’m researching stack based languages as we are building a stack based DSL runtime at work (also they look cool if I’m being honest). If you could only recommend one language to learn so I can familiarize myself with the stack/array language space, which would it be?
- Welcome back to a new season of Rust in Production! This episode is an interview with Victor Ciura, a principal engineer at Microsoft who is helping to implement Rust in key products across the entire company.
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- Hot take of the day: Python and C++ have the same “feel” to them when programming, as they produce the same cloud of uncertainty and anxiety (but for different reasons). Using only the correctness guarantees built into either language feels like running at full speed with your eyes closed.
- Check out the latest issue of This Week in Rust! My article highlight of the week: “ALP Rust is faster than C++”
- Rust Analyzer binaries are getting a 15% performance boost due to profile-guided optimization!
- Really great and less biased write up detailing someone’s experience using Rust in production. The part about Python and type safety had me laughing/crying (laughing because it’s true, crying because I know it’s true from the Python codebases I maintain at work)
