devon
@nove.dev
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https://github.com/novedevo; https://nove.dev
https://github.com/novedevo; https://nove.dev
I like the chill approach Advent of Code 2025 is taking, I was never that into the leaderboards and 12 puzzles is enough for me :)
Doing it in Rust as always, but this year I'm using jujutsu, @tangled.org, and Nix flakes as the supporting cast.
tangled.org/nove.dev/aoc...
Doing it in Rust as always, but this year I'm using jujutsu, @tangled.org, and Nix flakes as the supporting cast.
tangled.org/nove.dev/aoc...
nove.dev/aoc-2025
:)
tangled.org
December 1, 2025 at 6:13 PM
I like the chill approach Advent of Code 2025 is taking, I was never that into the leaderboards and 12 puzzles is enough for me :)
Doing it in Rust as always, but this year I'm using jujutsu, @tangled.org, and Nix flakes as the supporting cast.
tangled.org/nove.dev/aoc...
Doing it in Rust as always, but this year I'm using jujutsu, @tangled.org, and Nix flakes as the supporting cast.
tangled.org/nove.dev/aoc...
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It is time for the annual State of Rust Survey! 📝✨️️
Whether you've just begun using Rust, are an experienced Rust user, stopped using Rust, or might use Rust in the future, we'd like to hear from you! 🦀
Available in ten languages and open until December 17th: blog.rust-lang.org/2025/11/17/l...
Whether you've just begun using Rust, are an experienced Rust user, stopped using Rust, or might use Rust in the future, we'd like to hear from you! 🦀
Available in ten languages and open until December 17th: blog.rust-lang.org/2025/11/17/l...
Launching the 2025 State of Rust Survey | Rust Blog
Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.
blog.rust-lang.org
November 17, 2025 at 4:26 PM
It is time for the annual State of Rust Survey! 📝✨️️
Whether you've just begun using Rust, are an experienced Rust user, stopped using Rust, or might use Rust in the future, we'd like to hear from you! 🦀
Available in ten languages and open until December 17th: blog.rust-lang.org/2025/11/17/l...
Whether you've just begun using Rust, are an experienced Rust user, stopped using Rust, or might use Rust in the future, we'd like to hear from you! 🦀
Available in ten languages and open until December 17th: blog.rust-lang.org/2025/11/17/l...
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Reposted by devon
Nix documentation is really the weakest point of the language/package manager/distribution. Rust's borrow checker is pretty hard to wrap your head around as a newbie as well, but the Rust book is such an excellent resource that it almost doesn't feel hard.
February 27, 2025 at 2:54 AM
Nix documentation is really the weakest point of the language/package manager/distribution. Rust's borrow checker is pretty hard to wrap your head around as a newbie as well, but the Rust book is such an excellent resource that it almost doesn't feel hard.
reading the vine.dev docs reminds me of my first forays into Haskell - brain melting, but some very interesting ideas in there coming from the alternate model of computation the language is based off (Vine : interaction nets :: Haskell : lambda calculus, kinda).
The Vine Programming Language
vine.dev
February 23, 2025 at 3:39 AM
reading the vine.dev docs reminds me of my first forays into Haskell - brain melting, but some very interesting ideas in there coming from the alternate model of computation the language is based off (Vine : interaction nets :: Haskell : lambda calculus, kinda).