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Someone's been making a lot of commits recently. #irlcontributiongraph 📸: NASA's Terra satellite picture of agriculture in Kansas https://t.co/ZBscYvvWwu

Next couple of months are going to be big for web dev. I can feel it.

PC BUILD UPDATE! Power supply is installed. Still figuring out which cables I need. Radiator fans installed on the Galahad AIO 360. Moving on to the next part xbut this is definitely going to be an all day situation. https://t.co/R6gTdVO74L

A thread about some unexpected Rust performance learnings from the weekend that you probably want to read. Both of them relate to error handling. MiniJinja has a hand written recursive parser modeled after the one in Jinja2.

Anyone know of a fancy NLP/language model trick for taking a big chunk of text with good punctuation but no paragraph breaks and adding paragraph breaks that make it more readable?

In our latest podcast episode we delved into the functional programming renaissance with @klintron. Read more about why it's having a moment in this week's Sunday read. https://t.co/5E65yMu8yo

Limbo, a New York, London and Cork-based #startup which is announcing a $6 million seed raise, is in a growing pack commercializing CGM #tech https://t.co/BkSe3deXaq

Are these improvements generally applicable? Clearly not, as you can see rendering performance was barely affected (not that render never used ? though, but it did use the result type). Anyways if you want to toy around with it, code is on github: https://t.co/E4rDVvxz58

I tried telling GPT-3 to "add paragraph breaks to make this more readable" but it seemed to just split it into a sentence-per-paragraph - plus I don't want to be vulnerable to prompt injection

And then catch up on The ReadME Podcast to learn more. https://t.co/BYqF5yCTUr

"The most welcome change of all just might be the speakers on the charging case. The three small holes to the side of the Lightning port bring some cool #functionality." https://t.co/HYNKsCgLZs

What do we learn from this? Large result types are not great if you have a lot of nested calls and in some cases it can be worth replacing the question mark operator with a simpler thing. The custom unwrap macro also helps compile times a lot!

Conservative capitalists are funding their vision of the future https://t.co/GqbF35lpFF by @dominicmadori

I also noticed that my error type was huge. So I decided to move the internals of my `Error` and box them up. So Error turned into a struct with a single Box in it. The results were impressive (note that this is improvement over the previous screenshot): https://t.co/R6PG5NoBqR

The unicorn valuation gambit https://t.co/y2futeJ3Gf by @alex