I find the LLVM version works better but haven't tried LLMs

Just hoping people who knew more than me would comment on the different approaches. I have only used the C++ one.

GH issue and other info here rfd.shared.oxide.computer/rfd/0609

I am suggesting only that S&R, an approach to asynchronous programming that recently arrived in C++, may also be useful in Rust. The problems described in the podcast can and do happen in C++ code.

I believe this is different from the C++ Senders and Receivers, which is a set of concepts addressing a broader range of concerns, including cancellation

Props to @sierraclubchicago.bsky.social too

Despite whatever federal issues are happening, the Bay Area Sierra Club really rebounded from irrelevance after it reversed course and started going hard on local sustainable transportation and infrastructure. Other local clubs that are aging should follow suit.

Ruining the vibe at Hunters

But I was assured it is the Grand Central of the West

Remember that time that techbros and major corporations told us jpgs of terrible monkey art were going to change the world, people were like "Nah pal, I'm good", and within just a few years it all fell apart spectacularly? That was rad. Let's do that again.