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    It was a lot of fun speaking with folks at FOSDEM today about sled and io_uring! Here are the slides from my talk today:

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    I tell people to stop worrying about futuristic runaway smart AI, because it's stupid current AI that will kill us, this is what I mean. Someone bought a product that *literally* text-matched the word "charity" as 'good' and "vodka" as 'bad' and is making hiring choices with it.

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    Feb 1

    A on Facebook- messenger was forcing me to change my privacy/location settings. In messenger’s unprompted pop up, I have 2 options. In iOS location services, I have 4. When I’m back in app to look for more choices, I’m taken to a mobile webpage to log into Facebook.

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  4. Jan 31

    New blog post on how to build a complete async executor in Rust.

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  5. Jan 24

    First blog post on writing your own async executors in Rust. Here's how to implement block_on() in a few lines of safe code.

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    Jan 22

    This is amazing. How it should be.

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    Jan 17

    It's a sad day for : actix-web is dead. I am not feeling very good about our community today.

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  8. 4 Dec 2019

    Wrote a blog post on why blocking inside async blocks is problematic and how to get around it. A follow-up is coming soon...

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    30 Nov 2019
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    29 Nov 2019
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    27 Nov 2019

    GNU project code of conducts be like

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    Slack, this is a BS answer. People have been asking for the block button for YEARS now. Not all workplaces are safe or recognize harassment AND lots of communities use slack! I worked at a workplace w over 200k employees and we used Slack. Blocking and muting ARE workplace tools

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    Reasons why we haven’t picked Slack (and other tools) for Rust: lack of sophisticated moderating and boundary setting tooling. Slack is especially hard because it is - by design - not built for open communities.

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    12 Nov 2019

    async-tungstenite would be more or less ready for release now and is updated to work with async-std 1.0 (but is still an optional dependency for just one function). Go ahead using it already if you need a websocket crate to work with async-std!

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    11 Nov 2019

    An auspicious day! async-std is the best damn Rust library for async stuff tried to use and I'm so so excited for this announcement. If you want to try async Rust, this is definitely the way to go!

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    Question. Why are so many shitty CEOs named Jack, Mark and.. ::checks notes:: Elizabeth?

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    8 Nov 2019

    I (finally!) made a Rust + Wasm zine! You can get it in person (there are 300 of them coming 👀), or print it at home:

    Rust + Wasm Zine Title: 

Black and red background with various sporadically placed lines and triangles.
    What is Wasm? A low-level binary file that compiles down from other programming languages. It's used along with JavaScript when you programs require native performance. It's also very very fast!
    Terminology page! There are 4 key terms in Wasm. 1. Module - a stateless Wasm binary compiled by the browser.
2. Memory - a resizable ArrayBuffer with a linear array of bytes.
3. Table - a resizable typed array of references.
4. Instance - a module ready to be used at runtime.

Memory Page! Memory in Wasm is a linear array. It gets initially allocated by an Allocator. It is not shared with JS, but is copied to JS.
    Tools and Crates pages! A few tools to know when working with Rust + Wasm:
1. wasm-bindgen
2. js_sys
3. web_sys
4. twiggy
5. wee_alloc
6. wasm-pack

For debugging:
1. console_error_panick_hook
2. web_sys' console::log
3. "debugger;" statements
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    For the last month and a half or so I’ve been looking at integrating io_uring into Rusts async ecosystem. Here’s the first step

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    6 Nov 2019
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    I don’t write code for bad faith trolls or know-it-all commentators. Sorry not sorry!

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