Fabio Rafael da Rosa
@pid42.bsky.social
Nothing special 😅.
"What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?"
"What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?"
Reposted by Fabio Rafael da Rosa
Python in Zed is finally… fun 😎
• basedpyright by default
• auto-activated venvs + per-project interpreters
• monorepo-ready (multi-venv? yup)
• run/launch configs that don’t fight you
Bonus: ty + Ruff, out of the box (@astral_sh)
Learn more:
• basedpyright by default
• auto-activated venvs + per-project interpreters
• monorepo-ready (multi-venv? yup)
• run/launch configs that don’t fight you
Bonus: ty + Ruff, out of the box (@astral_sh)
Learn more:
Making Python in Zed Fun - Zed Blog
From the Zed Blog: Less wrestling with settings.json == more coding.
zed.dev
October 2, 2025 at 6:33 PM
Python in Zed is finally… fun 😎
• basedpyright by default
• auto-activated venvs + per-project interpreters
• monorepo-ready (multi-venv? yup)
• run/launch configs that don’t fight you
Bonus: ty + Ruff, out of the box (@astral_sh)
Learn more:
• basedpyright by default
• auto-activated venvs + per-project interpreters
• monorepo-ready (multi-venv? yup)
• run/launch configs that don’t fight you
Bonus: ty + Ruff, out of the box (@astral_sh)
Learn more:
Reposted by Fabio Rafael da Rosa
What if one line of code changed public trust forever?
Here is the true story behind an infamous file briffa_sep98_e.pro and the scandal that became known as Climategate.
It’s messier—and more human—than you think.
corecursive.com/briffa-sep98...
Here is the true story behind an infamous file briffa_sep98_e.pro and the scandal that became known as Climategate.
It’s messier—and more human—than you think.
corecursive.com/briffa-sep98...
briffa_sep98_e.pro - CoRecursive Podcast
Can a single line of code change the way we see science, policy, and trust?In this episode we explore the
corecursive.com
April 2, 2025 at 11:10 AM
What if one line of code changed public trust forever?
Here is the true story behind an infamous file briffa_sep98_e.pro and the scandal that became known as Climategate.
It’s messier—and more human—than you think.
corecursive.com/briffa-sep98...
Here is the true story behind an infamous file briffa_sep98_e.pro and the scandal that became known as Climategate.
It’s messier—and more human—than you think.
corecursive.com/briffa-sep98...
Reposted by Fabio Rafael da Rosa
Have just released dynosaur v0.2.0, dynosaur is a Rust crate that lets you use dynamic dispatch on traits with async fn and methods returning impl Trait.
Try it out, report errors and give us feedback.
github.com/spastorino/d...
Try it out, report errors and give us feedback.
github.com/spastorino/d...
GitHub - spastorino/dynosaur
Contribute to spastorino/dynosaur development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
March 20, 2025 at 8:56 PM
Have just released dynosaur v0.2.0, dynosaur is a Rust crate that lets you use dynamic dispatch on traits with async fn and methods returning impl Trait.
Try it out, report errors and give us feedback.
github.com/spastorino/d...
Try it out, report errors and give us feedback.
github.com/spastorino/d...
Reposted by Fabio Rafael da Rosa
New blog post! smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/bl... -- Hosting provider seems to be a bit sluggish, though.
Rust in 2025: Language interop and the extensible compiler · baby steps
smallcultfollowing.com
March 18, 2025 at 4:41 PM
New blog post! smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/bl... -- Hosting provider seems to be a bit sluggish, though.
Reposted by Fabio Rafael da Rosa
Reposted by Fabio Rafael da Rosa
When you listen to the talk on Project Valhalla by Brian Goetz you can see a bit that massive undertakings are possible if you know why you are doing them and what the end result should be. I wish we could have a vision like this for Python. youtu.be/Dhn-JgZaBWo
Valhalla - Java's Epic Refactor
YouTube video by Java
youtu.be
December 21, 2024 at 9:27 PM
When you listen to the talk on Project Valhalla by Brian Goetz you can see a bit that massive undertakings are possible if you know why you are doing them and what the end result should be. I wish we could have a vision like this for Python. youtu.be/Dhn-JgZaBWo
Reposted by Fabio Rafael da Rosa
Really cool and interesting read on how Bluesky started and how it was built. Love it!
In case you missed it: Bluesky runs on-prem. They migrated off of AWS months back.
So yeah, they DO need to put orders in for servers! (Good luck to the dev team!)
More on their architecture: newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/bluesky
So yeah, they DO need to put orders in for servers! (Good luck to the dev team!)
More on their architecture: newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/bluesky
November 28, 2024 at 2:14 AM
Really cool and interesting read on how Bluesky started and how it was built. Love it!