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How hard could it be? Sorting words alphabetically in Rust
sts10.github.io/2023/01/29/s…
Discussions: discu.eu/q/https://sts10.git…
#programming #rustlang
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Heumann was instrumental in pushing to expand the civil rights of Americans with disabilities and continued to advocate for disability rights around the globe. She died on Saturday at age 75. n.pr/3mpF0H0
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Judy Heumann dedicated her life to the fight for civil rights—starting as a young organizer at Camp Jened and later helping lead the disability rights movement. Michelle and I were fortunate to work with Judy over the years, and are thinking of her family and friends.
ALT Image description: A black and white photo of Judy Heumann. In the photo, she has short, chin-length hair and octagon-shaped metal glasses and is speaking into a microphone while seated in a manual push wheelchair. She is wearing a coat with a large button pin with words that read “SIGN 504” in very large block letters and “HUMAN RIGHTS ACCD” in smaller block letters.
I've moved my (increasingly long) list of #Rust command-line utilities to a proper (Github) repository github.com/sts10/rust-comman…
New blog post: "How hard could it be? Sorting words alphabetically in Rust" sts10.github.io/2023/01/29/s… #rustlang
can anyone explain to me why BIPS 0039 specifies Normalization Form Compatibility Decomposition (NFKD) rather than a different form, like just NFC?
github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob…
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Making a passphrase word list uniquely decodable with minimal cuts (2022)
lobste.rs/s/2n0igf #cryptography #rust #security
sts10.github.io/2022/08/12/e…
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I wrote out a question about the Sardinas-Patterson algorithm and my Rust implementation of it, which _might_ have an extra `for` loop.
github.com/sts10/tidy/issues…
Welcome any help!
anyone up for helping me implement the Sardinas-Patterson algorithm in @rustlang ? I've got a recursive approach that _feels_ close but fails at least one test. not sure how to handle dangling suffixes beyond the first round...
github.com/sts10/uniquely-de…
I've cleaned this up a bit and written a blog post about it: sts10.github.io/2022/08/12/e…
I wrote out a question about the Sardinas-Patterson algorithm and my Rust implementation of it, which _might_ have an extra `for` loop.
github.com/sts10/tidy/issues…
Welcome any help!
One of my favorite personal projects from 2022:
I made a series of passphrase word lists optimized for entering into various smart TV keyboard layouts
github.com/sts10/remote-word…
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Nerd legends @palewire and @simonw teaching a free virtual class tomorrow on submitting open source contributions using Github pull requests. If you're not already using pull requests in your internal code workflows, you ought to make time for this. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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He wanted to study pressure. So he spent 5 years watching World Cup penalty shootouts. New @WSJ column: wsj.com/articles/world-cup-p…
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Our man @sts10 is back at it. "the season ’tis,my lovely lambs" is on the board.
cummings.ee/book/is-5/poem/t…
I wrote up a guide to enabling two-factor authentication on Mastodon, if that's on your to-do list sts10.github.io/2022/11/11/m…
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i wrote a fun little script to find available and interesting three-part domains inside literary works, like another.whaling.voyage in Moby Dick, which could be yours for under $70/year! read more about it parkerhiggins.net/2022/11/pu…
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I've been using @KeePassXC as my password manager for many years now. Here are my tips and recommendations to get the most out of KeePassXC 🧵🔑
Not much of an exaggeration to say that I spent a year thinking about how to make a new Netflix password sts10.github.io/2022/10/24/a…
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“Rap Capital: An Atlanta Story” is out now.
Joan Morgan, in her NY Times review, calls it “an illuminating snapshot of how the game has changed” / “carefully crafted close-ups are delivered in page-turning prose” / a “fresh, contemporary work”
nytimes.com/2022/10/18/books…
