The Leafslug

While the skills learned in Rust, like working with the borrow checker, may seem limited to Rust itself, the claim of their intransferability is somewhat overstated.

Dynamic linking for the reason of security is the wrong solution, only propagating the problem of language and application developers to the downstream package distributors.

I absolutely hate Jira.

ADHD is not real.

There is a blog post missing in the Rust sphere: How to not obsess over performance gain and improve changeability of Rust applications.

Back in 1958, there was this thinker named Garrett Hardin who kicked off his well-known piece titled “The Tragedy of the Commons” in the following way: At the end of a thoughtful article on the future of nuclear war, Weisner and York concluded that “Both…

I find myself seated in the passenger’s seat of my mother’s car, as we make our way to an appointment with an educational psychologist.

Based on some individuals’ viewpoints, they emphasize optimizing for developer time or productivity as their main priority, rather than giving top precedence to aspects such as performance, robustness, or correctness.

The web is utterly fucked.

Back in the good old days, I found myself drawn to the wonders of the internet, captivated by its virtual world, teeming with individuals who resonated with me, people I admired, or at least aspired to emulate.

The eternal dispute over whether HTML counts as a proper programming language seems to bring out the best and worst of our community’s collective rational faculties.

During my early 20s, I found myself immersed in the world of sustainable architecture as an architecture student.

Free/Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS) is a captivating realm within software development.

The act of moving arguments within Rust’s functions serves as a compelling means to uphold the purity of the function.

If you are not familiar with Functional Programming FP, you are in for a ride.

Ever since I have moved to the mastodon platform after the great twitter migration, I was curious about two main instances.

Why do some nations fail and rise so quickly?