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`vello_svg`, https://github.com/linebender/vello_svg.
An integration to render SVG files with Vello.
Play with it in the browser, https://linebender.org/vello_svg/.
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`vello_svg`, https://github.com/linebender/vello_svg.
An integration to render SVG files with Vello.
Play with it in the browser, https://linebender.org/vello_svg/.
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`vello_svg`, https://github.com/linebender/vello_svg.
An integration to render SVG files with Vello.
Play with it in the browser, https://linebender.org/vello_svg/.
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`cargo-sort`, https://crates.io/crates/cargo-sort.
Check if tables and items in a `.toml` file are lexically sorted.
Pretty handy to get nice `Cargo.toml` files for example!
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Received 21.7 tonnes of rocks for dry stone walls, an “amphitheatre”, and other projects in the garden. Wish me luck.
5 more tonnes are missing, but will join the party soon.
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Zellij 0.42.0: Stacked Resize, Pinned Floating Panes, New Theme Spec, https://zellij.dev/news/stacked-resize-pinned-panes/.
So awesome!
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I wrote another higher-stream stream, `Skip`, inside `eyeball`, https://github.com/jplatte/eyeball/pull/72. It provides a limited view over an `ObservableVector` where the first values are skipped.
This one was funny to write!
Oh, `Limit` has been renamed to `Head`, and `RLimit` to `Tail`, it makes things clearer.
#RustLang #ReactiveProgramming #Observability #stream #asynchronous
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I wrote a new higher-order stream, `RLimit`, inside `eyeball`, https://github.com/jplatte/eyeball/pull/69. It provides a limit over an `ObservableVector` starting from the end of the vector.
This one was fun.
#RustLang #ReactiveProgramming #observability #stream #asynchronous
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Okay, the last album of Rilès, SURVIVAL MODE, is excellent. The lyrics, the production, the variety of styles, the composition… what a great artist.
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My #GitWrapped for 2024. Not bad for someone who works 3 days per week (the other 2 are for the kids!).
What’s yours?
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Practical Data-oriented Design, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IroPQ150F6c by @andrewrk. That's an amazing talk, with concrete examples on the Zig compiler.
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Why an Elf file with a single small segment produces an error?, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79181029/why-an-elf-file-with-a-single-small-segment-produces-an-error
If someone has an answer to my question, that would be lovely!
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A Whirlwind Tutorial on Creating Really Teensy ELF Executables for Linux, (or Size Is Everything), https://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/software/tiny/teensy.html
An excellent article! The author tries to produce the smallest Elf32 executable file possible. It's well written, it's fun, and particularly impressive. Well done!
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Finally been able to produce a tiny executable:
```
$ cat exit.s
section .text
global _start_start:
mov edi, 42 ; return code 42
mov eax, 60 ; `_exit` syscall
syscall
$ nasm -f elf64 exit.s -o exit.o
$ cargo run -- --target x86_64-unknown-unknown exit.o -o a.out$ [go on a x86-64 Linux machine]
$ chmod u+x a.out
$ ./a.out
$ echo $?
42
```That's a first step! Patches are coming.
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OpenHCL: the new, open source paravisor, https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-os-platform-blog/openhcl-the-new-open-source-paravisor/ba-p/4273172.
Learn more at https://openvmm.dev/ or https://github.com/microsoft/openvmm.
Bonus: it’s fully written in Rust!
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OpenHCL: the new, open source paravisor, https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-os-platform-blog/openhcl-the-new-open-source-paravisor/ba-p/4273172.
Learn more at https://openvmm.dev/ or https://github.com/microsoft/openvmm.
Bonus: it’s fully written in Rust!
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OpenHCL: the new, open source paravisor, https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-os-platform-blog/openhcl-the-new-open-source-paravisor/ba-p/4273172.
Learn more at https://openvmm.dev/ or https://github.com/microsoft/openvmm.
Bonus: it’s fully written in Rust!
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OpenHCL: the new, open source paravisor, https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-os-platform-blog/openhcl-the-new-open-source-paravisor/ba-p/4273172.
Learn more at https://openvmm.dev/ or https://github.com/microsoft/openvmm.
Bonus: it’s fully written in Rust!
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OpenHCL: the new, open source paravisor, https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-os-platform-blog/openhcl-the-new-open-source-paravisor/ba-p/4273172.
Learn more at https://openvmm.dev/ or https://github.com/microsoft/openvmm.
Bonus: it’s fully written in Rust!
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If only the Open Graph protocol `og:image` would allow SVG encoded as base64, that would be awesome to get dynamic posters.
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Designing A Fast Concurrent Hash Table, https://ibraheem.ca/posts/designing-papaya/.
The author presents a novel Rust library called papaya, that is a (really) fast concurrent hash table. The article explains the inspirations, the differences with other libraries, the new techniques etc. A really instructive article.
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Designing A Fast Concurrent Hash Table, https://ibraheem.ca/posts/designing-papaya/.
The author presents a novel Rust library called papaya, that is a (really) fast concurrent hash table. The article explains the inspirations, the differences with other libraries, the new techniques etc. A really instructive article.
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Designing A Fast Concurrent Hash Table, https://ibraheem.ca/posts/designing-papaya/.
The author presents a novel Rust library called papaya, that is a (really) fast concurrent hash table. The article explains the inspirations, the differences with other libraries, the new techniques etc. A really instructive article.
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Designing A Fast Concurrent Hash Table, https://ibraheem.ca/posts/designing-papaya/.
The author presents a novel Rust library called papaya, that is a (really) fast concurrent hash table. The article explains the inspirations, the differences with other libraries, the new techniques etc. A really instructive article.
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Designing A Fast Concurrent Hash Table, https://ibraheem.ca/posts/designing-papaya/.
The author presents a novel Rust library called papaya, that is a (really) fast concurrent hash table. The article explains the inspirations, the differences with other libraries, the new techniques etc. A really instructive article.
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📣 New blog post
✨ Building a new site! — https://mnt.io/articles/building-a-new-site/ ✨
It's time to rewrite my site from scratch. I'm nostalgic of the good old Web. This site is hand-written, and promotes smallness, speed, simplicity and fun. Let's discover the new lore (!), and let's talk about series a little bit.
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📣 New series on https://mnt.io named ✨ Reactive programming in Rust ✨.
https://mnt.io/series/reactive-programming-in-rust/
👉 Episode 1 — Observability
I'm trying a new style. Feel free to give any feedback (preferably with the new Discuss link in the menu). I hope you'll enjoy the new character: Le Comte. Its friends are not in this episode; maybe in the next ones 😉.
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The first episode of the new series I’m preparing for https://mnt.io/series is finally mentioning the type I wanted to talk about. After 17mn reading time. Now I understand @fasterthanlime.
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It has rained 36mm in 2 days. We have collected 7200L, be 120 days of self-sufficiency, be 4 months. Nature is nice.
Yes, the house consumes ≈60L/day/4persons, be 15L/day/person, which is not a lot!
Want to learn more about our self-sufficient house? https://lamaisonvivante.blog/