In case you're wondering, here's what ~10 days of running a bluesky feed server on railway looks like
built with my rust crate 'skyfeed' and sqlite
built with my rust crate 'skyfeed' and sqlite
November 2, 2025 at 8:28 PM
In case you're wondering, here's what ~10 days of running a bluesky feed server on railway looks like
built with my rust crate 'skyfeed' and sqlite
built with my rust crate 'skyfeed' and sqlite
Over the weekend I was interested in building a minimal recommendation system with rust inspired by tiktok's monolith using burn for ML.
I got to the point where live training was working for small user / content sets but I couldn't really figure out how to do ranking for content retrieval.
I got to the point where live training was working for small user / content sets but I couldn't really figure out how to do ranking for content retrieval.
October 27, 2025 at 5:43 PM
Over the weekend I was interested in building a minimal recommendation system with rust inspired by tiktok's monolith using burn for ML.
I got to the point where live training was working for small user / content sets but I couldn't really figure out how to do ranking for content retrieval.
I got to the point where live training was working for small user / content sets but I couldn't really figure out how to do ranking for content retrieval.
spent some time building a drop down view this week, i'm quite happy with the transitions
September 3, 2025 at 4:26 AM
spent some time building a drop down view this week, i'm quite happy with the transitions
easier than brew upgrade! ✨
August 12, 2025 at 3:29 PM
easier than brew upgrade! ✨
light mode anyone 🤩😵
August 10, 2025 at 2:15 AM
light mode anyone 🤩😵
#rustlang color picker
Someone mentioned the oklch colorspace to me and I find it really nice to use! The components of oklch are lightness, saturation and hue - very easy to navigate.
I'm happy to have the app in a decent state for the next time I need colors 🤗
#oss #opensource
Someone mentioned the oklch colorspace to me and I find it really nice to use! The components of oklch are lightness, saturation and hue - very easy to navigate.
I'm happy to have the app in a decent state for the next time I need colors 🤗
#oss #opensource
August 9, 2025 at 8:24 AM
#rustlang color picker
Someone mentioned the oklch colorspace to me and I find it really nice to use! The components of oklch are lightness, saturation and hue - very easy to navigate.
I'm happy to have the app in a decent state for the next time I need colors 🤗
#oss #opensource
Someone mentioned the oklch colorspace to me and I find it really nice to use! The components of oklch are lightness, saturation and hue - very easy to navigate.
I'm happy to have the app in a decent state for the next time I need colors 🤗
#oss #opensource
August 8, 2025 at 11:04 PM
I like to use oscillators for the timing clock of note sequences, it makes for really interesting organic patterns.
This is more of my rust modular synth experiment
This is more of my rust modular synth experiment
June 30, 2025 at 4:49 PM
I like to use oscillators for the timing clock of note sequences, it makes for really interesting organic patterns.
This is more of my rust modular synth experiment
This is more of my rust modular synth experiment
instead of placing roads algorithmically I think it'd be really cool to let roads form based on the behavior of the npcs
currently the trails that form are pretty random because the npcs are essentially hunter-gatherers.. I imagine if they could farm or trade you'd see more realistic patterns form
currently the trails that form are pretty random because the npcs are essentially hunter-gatherers.. I imagine if they could farm or trade you'd see more realistic patterns form
June 1, 2025 at 1:34 AM
instead of placing roads algorithmically I think it'd be really cool to let roads form based on the behavior of the npcs
currently the trails that form are pretty random because the npcs are essentially hunter-gatherers.. I imagine if they could farm or trade you'd see more realistic patterns form
currently the trails that form are pretty random because the npcs are essentially hunter-gatherers.. I imagine if they could farm or trade you'd see more realistic patterns form
The fluid sim generated maps are quite unpredictable but I like the organic, flowy look a lot.
June 1, 2025 at 1:27 AM
The fluid sim generated maps are quite unpredictable but I like the organic, flowy look a lot.
I had the idea to use a fluid sim for generating map elevation
June 1, 2025 at 1:24 AM
I had the idea to use a fluid sim for generating map elevation
today I made a rust app compiled to wasm that renders to svg for the web. I am willing to go to great lengths to avoid html
May 25, 2025 at 6:05 AM
today I made a rust app compiled to wasm that renders to svg for the web. I am willing to go to great lengths to avoid html
i was writing a little world sim thing today for fun, how I modeled it, any item can have any effect applied
If an item has health it's destroyed when the health reaches zero
later I realized having health was cursing my sim people with mortality and the lack thereof was granting bread eternal life
If an item has health it's destroyed when the health reaches zero
later I realized having health was cursing my sim people with mortality and the lack thereof was granting bread eternal life
May 18, 2025 at 8:49 AM
i was writing a little world sim thing today for fun, how I modeled it, any item can have any effect applied
If an item has health it's destroyed when the health reaches zero
later I realized having health was cursing my sim people with mortality and the lack thereof was granting bread eternal life
If an item has health it's destroyed when the health reaches zero
later I realized having health was cursing my sim people with mortality and the lack thereof was granting bread eternal life
Reposted
It's a testament to the lifetime elision ergonomics that, even after six years of enjoying regularly writing Rust, I occasionally have to re-up on my borrow checker knowledge.
I'd recommend this oldie-but-goodie for anyone but the most grizzled rustacean: github.com/pretzelhamme...
I'd recommend this oldie-but-goodie for anyone but the most grizzled rustacean: github.com/pretzelhamme...
github.com
May 14, 2025 at 6:00 PM
It's a testament to the lifetime elision ergonomics that, even after six years of enjoying regularly writing Rust, I occasionally have to re-up on my borrow checker knowledge.
I'd recommend this oldie-but-goodie for anyone but the most grizzled rustacean: github.com/pretzelhamme...
I'd recommend this oldie-but-goodie for anyone but the most grizzled rustacean: github.com/pretzelhamme...
it's good to note that you can't really do some things. it's frequently a battle of willpower - how willing you are to take a different route when rust makes things difficult or impossible
A lot of people who don’t like Rust suggest they *cant* program within its restrictions on mutable, aliased state. But obviously they *can*: like all tool use, it’s just something you learn to do.
May 10, 2025 at 6:29 PM
it's good to note that you can't really do some things. it's frequently a battle of willpower - how willing you are to take a different route when rust makes things difficult or impossible
I wanted to show off some cool UI layout but this rendering jitter bug in wgpu is really cramping my style
oh well, can your UI layout do this?
oh well, can your UI layout do this?
May 2, 2025 at 10:06 PM
I wanted to show off some cool UI layout but this rendering jitter bug in wgpu is really cramping my style
oh well, can your UI layout do this?
oh well, can your UI layout do this?
a surprisingly large part of learning a new language is getting comfortable with sounding a little silly 🫠🫠
April 30, 2025 at 3:50 PM
a surprisingly large part of learning a new language is getting comfortable with sounding a little silly 🫠🫠
I miss writing rust for fun ahhhhhhhhhh
April 9, 2025 at 10:44 PM
I miss writing rust for fun ahhhhhhhhhh
swift's trailing comma rules have wasted unimaginable amounts of my time
April 7, 2025 at 11:08 PM
swift's trailing comma rules have wasted unimaginable amounts of my time