Eric Codes

Gary Bernhardt gave a famous talk called Boundaries.

So in ham radio, we have the concept of QSL cards.

Over at my Ham Radio blog, I wrote a blog post using Nushell to manipulate adif logs and explore the POTA API: Using adifmt with Nushell

I love Rust, but...

I am not a professional Rust programmer.

I recently watched Michael KB9VBR's YouTube video on using a Faraday cloth as a radial network.

In my previous post I showed how to get notifications from HamAlert on a deGoogled phone.

This blog has been a bit neglected the past few months because I fell down an amateur radio rabbit hole.

We use linters at work all the time.

This week was a slow week for links.

Austral: A Systems Language with Linear Types and Capabilities I came across Austral a month ago.

A Basic USB-C Primer https://hackaday.com/2024/01/30/a-basic-usb-c-primer/ Hackaday posted a USB C primer that goes into the details of how this complicated port works.

This blog post continues our Zero To Production In Rust read through.

For 2024, I want to embrace Rust as a backend platform.

I noticed that in the The Heart of Spritely: Distributed Objects and Capability Security whitepaper, there was mention that the Goblins team intends to implement a standard library of CRDT patterns.

I wanted to launch a blog for myself.