Don't panic, impl Things

In the software engineering community, LLM's are often compared to the industrial revolution, or seen as a second industrial revolution.

Like many, I too have been spending much time thinking about (generative) AI and its values.

I've been playing with LLM's over the past few years; probably in part was just a fear of missing out.

Today, I came across the following post Rust Project Perspectives on use of AI.

I've been a Spotify subscriber for over 11 years.

In the past four days or so, I've had notifications popping up for repositories which I didn't subscribe to myself.

Four days ago, news came in that several packages on NPM were compromised; later it turned out to that it wasn't just one NPM account that was compromised by the (it seems) the same phishing attack, but multiple.

A few months ago I learned of the existence of Harper, which describes itself as a lightweight, offline, grammar checker.

Today marks the 10th anniversary of Rust 1.0.

Just hours ago, the first full conference day of RustWeek 2025 ended.

Every project needs a changelog.

Today I rediscovered a slide deck I made for a lunch talk I gave at the beginning of 2022.

A quick tour through some of the cargo msrv 0.16.0 highlights.

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At work, I've been building a new React Native app.

What is Yare?

Let's sketch a situation.

:D

:)

Double the fun