Shane Carr retweeted
We're caling on @MayorShengThao to put an end to the corrupt gaslighting tactics of #Athletics owner #JohnFisher, #RobManfred, & @MLB.
We're also calling on the NATIONAL news, to speak up about the corruption happening in Oakland, & the theft of a community's ballclub.
Shane Carr retweeted
"This is blue collar. This is who we are. And we want this team to stay."
An impassioned message from a faithful Oakland Athletics fan:
Shane Carr retweeted
oh hell yeah the Rust training course that the Android folks have been working on got open sourced
it's very good!
google.github.io/comprehensi…
Shane Carr retweeted
Devs learning JavaScript get stuck on new syntax like "{...a}". Search engines (even Brave!) don't give useful results. Devs don't know to search for "spread syntax." MDN has great results but devs often don't think to try it. Named methods are easier to search and so to learn.
Shane Carr retweeted
#FunFact Tic-Tac-Toe is mechanically equivalent to having 9 cards numbered 1-9, and letting 2 players take turns drafting cards with the goal of getting 3 cards whose sum is exactly 15.
Shane Carr retweeted
After 2 years we released ICU4X 1.0! Huge congrats to the whole team, it's been a hell of a ride :) #mozilla #unicode #google #amazon #icu #i18n #rust
We're excited to announce the 1.0 release of our new internationalization library, ICU4X!
ICU4X is modular, usable on low-resource devices, and can be used in many environments including Rust, C++, and JavaScript.
Read more here: blog.unicode.org/2022/09/ann…
Shane Carr retweeted
We're excited to announce the 1.0 release of our new internationalization library, ICU4X!
ICU4X is modular, usable on low-resource devices, and can be used in many environments including Rust, C++, and JavaScript.
Read more here: blog.unicode.org/2022/09/ann…
Shane Carr retweeted
This is what i've been working on these past few years and I'm excited it's finally 1.0!
Both because it's a new internationalization library for Rust, and because it's got a bunch of cool things about how it's very flexible when it loads data
We're excited to announce the 1.0 release of our new internationalization library, ICU4X!
ICU4X is modular, usable on low-resource devices, and can be used in many environments including Rust, C++, and JavaScript.
Read more here: blog.unicode.org/2022/09/ann…
Shane Carr retweeted
Quinn did some really interesting work this summer!
I wrote about my internship project working in Rust 🦀 on safe borrowing across FFI with Diplomat. Check it out!
qnnokabayashi.github.io/Safe…
Shane Carr retweeted
Rest in peace, Queen. The end of the era... 😢
Queen Elizabeth II, a beacon of stability after more than 70 years on the British throne, dies at 96, Buckingham Palace announces. cnn.it/3B35Mbz
Shane Carr retweeted
Picard programming tip: A computer is like a mischievous genie. It will give you exactly what you ask for, but not always what you want.
Shane Carr retweeted
Fresh Rust blog posts! Just published a three part series on the crates I've been working on in the context of zero-copy deserialization
Part 1 is on the docs.rs/yoke crate, which makes working with borrowed types easier via "lifetime erasure"
manishearth.github.io/blog/2…
Shane Carr retweeted
Woah! WAY TOO MANY CATS IS LIVE!
It's a puzzle-y brain burner of a drafting game AND themed with cats! What's not to love?
kickstarter.com/projects/wei…
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Dear sister or brother, if as in Bethlehem, the darkness of night overwhelms you, if the hurt you carry inside cries out "You are worthless", tonight God responds and tells you: “I love you just as you are. I became little for you. Trust me and open your heart to me". #Christmas
Shane Carr retweeted
“Thanks to South African scientists, their public health infrastructure, their talent and dedication and the transparency of their government WE HAVE AN EARLY WARNING. A VERY EARLY WARNING. I cannot overemphasize how valuable this is.” - @Zeynep 💉😷🦠 theinsight.org/p/omicron-edi…
Shane Carr retweeted
I'm a bit unhappy with the degree of hyperbole and unreasonable fear mongering going on with krebsonsecurity.com/2021/11/…
Interesting research, but it isn't new... Folks have been discussing unicode, bidi, and homoglyphs as forms of underhanded code bypassing review for many years.