Ian Wagner
@ianwwagner.com
Explorer of 🌏. Originally from the east coast 🇺🇸. 🇪🇪 e-Resident. Living in 🇰🇷. Serial entrepreneur. Current work: cofounder of @stadiamaps.com.
Normally @ianthetechie@fosstodon.org but checking this out too ;)
Normally @ianthetechie@fosstodon.org but checking this out too ;)
TBH I don't feel safe returning anytime soon.
November 16, 2025 at 3:59 AM
TBH I don't feel safe returning anytime soon.
huh... anything "interesting" with your network like using a VPN? I tried it just now on my Korean home WiFi and on cell data without issue.
October 10, 2025 at 6:43 AM
huh... anything "interesting" with your network like using a VPN? I tried it just now on my Korean home WiFi and on cell data without issue.
hmm… the server is GitHub Pages 😅 Maybe they had an outage?
October 9, 2025 at 5:09 PM
hmm… the server is GitHub Pages 😅 Maybe they had an outage?
Dude, Four Tet is SO GOOD!
September 8, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Dude, Four Tet is SO GOOD!
(Or, a more cynical version: "portable" = "it can be ported"... see, we saved you the hand assembly work, so you CAN port it to this other computer :P)
July 4, 2025 at 12:06 AM
(Or, a more cynical version: "portable" = "it can be ported"... see, we saved you the hand assembly work, so you CAN port it to this other computer :P)
Right?! I've ranted about this several times in the past (offline) and am pretty sure that when C programmers say "portable" they mean "does not require me to hand-write assembly." That's it.
Your C program is almost never *actually* portable for any natural usage of the word.
Your C program is almost never *actually* portable for any natural usage of the word.
July 4, 2025 at 12:06 AM
Right?! I've ranted about this several times in the past (offline) and am pretty sure that when C programmers say "portable" they mean "does not require me to hand-write assembly." That's it.
Your C program is almost never *actually* portable for any natural usage of the word.
Your C program is almost never *actually* portable for any natural usage of the word.
I wrote a few posts in 2025, AND I have RSS ;) ianwwagner.com
What's your blog? Didn't see a link in the post / your bio ;)
What's your blog? Didn't see a link in the post / your bio ;)
Welcome
Most people know me as a programmer. I’ve been developing mobile apps since the month the App Store launched. I love startups, and have co-founded a few.
ianwwagner.com
May 7, 2025 at 9:07 AM
I wrote a few posts in 2025, AND I have RSS ;) ianwwagner.com
What's your blog? Didn't see a link in the post / your bio ;)
What's your blog? Didn't see a link in the post / your bio ;)
heh... says the president of the country with one of the world's highest incarceration rates.
May 5, 2025 at 3:31 AM
heh... says the president of the country with one of the world's highest incarceration rates.
Thanks! Not really sure I have any grand plans for it at the moment... just felt like something that needed to exist since MapKit is currently a bit broken 😅 If you're interested in other mappy things though, check out github.com/stadiamaps/f..., which occupies much of my free time these days!
GitHub - stadiamaps/ferrostar: A FOSS navigation SDK built from the ground up for the future
A FOSS navigation SDK built from the ground up for the future - stadiamaps/ferrostar
github.com
April 2, 2025 at 2:10 PM
Thanks! Not really sure I have any grand plans for it at the moment... just felt like something that needed to exist since MapKit is currently a bit broken 😅 If you're interested in other mappy things though, check out github.com/stadiamaps/f..., which occupies much of my free time these days!
Crate in question: docs.rs/tempfile/lat....
Seems like this is appropriate if your use case is served by temp files. Or does it need to be something in memory for performance reasons (more like a message queue or some other form of IPC)?
Seems like this is appropriate if your use case is served by temp files. Or does it need to be something in memory for performance reasons (more like a message queue or some other form of IPC)?
tempfile - Rust
Temporary files and directories.
docs.rs
March 21, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Crate in question: docs.rs/tempfile/lat....
Seems like this is appropriate if your use case is served by temp files. Or does it need to be something in memory for performance reasons (more like a message queue or some other form of IPC)?
Seems like this is appropriate if your use case is served by temp files. Or does it need to be something in memory for performance reasons (more like a message queue or some other form of IPC)?