yosh

@yoshuawuyts

Software researcher. he/they

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Joined May 2009

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    23 Dec 2019

    New post: Streams Concurrency In this post we talk about concurrency, apply it to streams, and explore future directions. Illustrated by .

    A graph representing the fan-out / fan-in pattern. Elegant black spheres on a white background, tied together by thin lines.
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  2. Retweeted

    the rewards of the mortifying being loved ordeal of being known

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  3. Retweeted
    16 hours ago

    Nasu is a spritesheet and nametable editor created to help us design and assemble the assets of our famicon games. It can import and export both .chr spritesheets and .asm nametables.

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  4. Retweeted
    Feb 1

    Hey, so I’m officially looking for work. Any leads y’all might have would be great. :) And if because of timing last time things didn’t work out (either you didn’t get back to me in time, or we just forgot to follow up), feel free to hit me up.

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  5. 17 hours ago

    After talking with this week, I'm now really excited about superoptimizers! It's like: what if we could fuzz a code — but instead of yielding bugs, we search for optimizations. When a new optimization is found it's saved, so that it can later be integrated in compilers

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  6. Retweeted
    Feb 2

    In this paper, researchers have presented SLEEF: a portable SIMD library which implements a vectorized version of all C99 real floating-point math functions, showing performance comparable to Intel SVML.

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    some blogging: a write up of a talk I gave a few years ago that I've been coming back to again and again: "why recursion matters, part 1: proof by induction"

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  8. 19 hours ago

    For reference: here's my meal list for week 2. That was a lot of work to author, and didn't help make the next week's version easier to write. In contrast the new layout allows tracking recipes over time, which seems much more fun!

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  9. 19 hours ago

    New weekly spread for grocery planning. Had a different one for the last 5 weeks; but this one feels like it'll be less work. Have a lot of space on the left page to scribble down ingredients and recipes. Can then use that to later reference & tweak.

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  10. 20 hours ago

    It feels like so many tools out there exist doing a singular task, with varying degrees of success. But so few programming tools consider a complete workflow. It feels there's so much room for improvement.

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  11. 20 hours ago

    In browsers it's: a11y, load timings, caniuse metrics, test coverage, CSS utilization, fps, db usage, cache headers, img compressions, and all the lighthouse stuff. *something* should be possible there to automate answering the q: "What can I improve?"

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  12. 20 hours ago

    Okay, taking a step back: if I could have it my way I'd make it so tools would help me figure out what to tackle next. What I feel is always missing is *overview*. For code that's: missing tests, docs, todos, open issues, PRs, deps.

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  13. 20 hours ago

    Ohh, looking at jetbrains a bit more: the test coverage window is really cool! If the language server protocol had a way to provide coverage info to the IDE, that would make for a really good view. Very curious which other things jetbrains provide :O

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  14. 20 hours ago

    Jetbrains provides something similar; though it doesn't feel like much attention has been paid to UX: But yeah; it'd be interesting to see attempts at improving this. Wish testing in VS Code was entirely frictionless.

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  15. 20 hours ago

    There should be better ways of providing test output possible than dumping the contents into a terminal. I mean; lists work great when working in a terminal. But if you have a DOM available there should be ways to better share this information, and improve UX in the process.

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  16. 20 hours ago

    Want: test integration for that resembles Heroku's TAP integration UI. VS Code already performs tight integration for linters/compiler warnings. Might as well lean in and provide the same for test runs as well.

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  17. Retweeted
    22 hours ago

    One week on the these lil pals! Now I feel like I started too early on them :O

    Plant seeds peeking out of their seeding containers.
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  18. 24 hours ago

    January complete

    Sleep tracking January
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  19. Retweeted
    Feb 1

    Want to amplify this - requiring photo ID/government ID to sign into buildings can be common in tech spaces but it definitely excludes people, including sex workers, trans, and undocumented folks. Tech friends, how are you making *everyone* welcome?

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  20. Feb 1

    New video: Rust 1.41 patch review! Went over everything new in 1.41, including the orphan rule changes, all in magnificent 320p high-resolution video. (Promise next video will *actually* be in a decent resolution, lmao)

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  21. Retweeted
    Jan 31

    my hand tracking with custom meshing is either going really well or really poorly I'm not sure.

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