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Recently, Aria Beingessner published an interesting essay “Rust’s Unsafe Pointer Types Need An Overhaul“. There are several parts to this essay, all of which address issues which cause me pain in Rust, and which I would love to see fixed. … Read more
I wasn’t entirely satisfied with the aluminum cube, so after thinking about the design for a while, I decided to make another one out of stainless steel. Just for fun, I thought I would make all the pieces using only … Read more
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Share via Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit I have always liked pinout diagrams like this: Arduino Nano Pinout. Source: https://cdn-y.objects.dc-sto1.glesys.net/A1da965d3ac0f2e44c08f1ae072687d311/uploads/2022/01/echo/nano.png They work quite well, there is all the information and they look nice. However, they work only when you have pins … Read more
I’ve been a FOSS enthusiast since around 1998 when I discovered Linux when I was about 13 years old. It was truly one of the definitive events in my life. There is something extraordinary and even spiritual in the idea … Read more
Over time I’ve collected a bunch of self-discovered tips for how to make blog posts more fun to write and to read. I thought I’d publish these mostly as a self-reminder to scan read before sitting down to write something, … Read more
Sitting on my development workstation with fiber internet it’s easy to forget that there is a large number of users that are browsing the same websites as I am, however they are using an underpowered mobile device over a 3G … Read more
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I have around ~10k GitHub stars. I’ve come up with a bullet-pointed actionable list of how to make open-source projects popular. One of the projects I created had 67 lines of code and had only existed for 3 days before … Read more