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For disclosure, Amplify is ERSC's lead investors, and I'm one of the cofounders of ERSC.

A couple of gentle corrections: > The document didn't mention a lawsuit and I was just responding to the above comment with only the context of the postmortem and pointing out that…

This is a disappointing look for Ruby Central. I have to get back to work, but their retroactive framing that Andre and Samuel's work on RV justified Ruby Central's subsequent acti…

One of the rust-analyzer co-maintainers (Chayim Friedman) already rewrote it, but we can’t integrate it yet, as about 40 assists (the little lightbulbs?) still rely on mutation. If…

(Hi, I’m on the rust-analyzer team, but I’ve been less active for reasons that are clear in my bio.) > Language servers are powerful because they can hook into the language’s runti…

We (the rust-analyzer team) have been aware of the slowness in Rowan for a while, but other things always took priority. Beyond allocation, Rowan is structured internally as a doub…

I’d second Rain’s reply, but having gone from git to sapling to jujutsu, I feel like the jump from sapling to jujutsu was as big as the jump from git to sapling, in terms of “oh, t…

(disclosure: I started a jj company but I don’t have anything to sell yet.) > Are there "central concepts" in the Jujutsu design? I think a central concept in jj is that everything…

(I work on rust-analyzer) We don't share the query infrastructure in rust-analyzer, but rust-analyzer is a query-driven system. We use Salsa ( https://github.com/salsa-rs/salsa/ ),…

Oh, that’s super clever integration with tracing. Feel free to send us a PR; we’ll link to this as a related project in the docs!

That's a great point about allocation/memory management. As an example, rust-analyzer needs to free memory, but rustc's `free` is simply `std::process::exit`. If I remember correct…

> Are they? I feel like intellisense is largely a subset of what a compiler already has to do. They are distinct! Well, not just intellisense, but pretty much everything. I'll para…

I've responded on reddit before ( https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1eqqwa7/comment/lhwwn... ), but I'll restate and cover some other things here. > I have a maybe wrong and b…

It's not a ridiculous argument! Not naming everything means that you can reserve naming things for when it actually makes a difference .

the problem with this approaches like these that it requires blocking the runtime: https://github.com/jaboatman/tokio-scoped/blob/master/src/li... .

fehler isn't deprecated, but _I_ did deprecate the similarly named https://github.com/rust-lang-nursery/failure/ with withoutboat's blessing. failure proceeded fehler by several ye…

> Otherwise, it is another "rewrite it in rust" post which is yet to materialise into a real project. I'm not sure you can reasonably said that "it is another 'rewrite it in rust' …

> This is based on her presentation and some dinner conversation at HPTS 2019, so I don't know if there's actually a paper I can point to. Thanks for the explanation! I just found …

> I think there are open possibilities in making leaderless single-round-trip consensus systems for log-oriented FSMs, which is what pretty much everyone WANTS. Woah, that's wild. …

I like the retrospective of this post! The "what ifs" that could've been taken are fun to think about. I think I might take a step further than this post does—I think some sort of …

I think this might be caused by autosave being enabled in VSCode, but this is just idle speculation.

I was _just_ thinking of https://latacora.micro.blog/2020/03/12/the-soc-starting.html and https://sso.tax/ as I was writing my comment!

This is a great change! One request: I wish that SAML was not an enterprise feature. SAML ought be a basic security feature like 2FA—it's especially valuable for open source teams …

The reason the `http` crate has a "bespoke hashmap implementation" is not because "performance", it's because _HTTP headers call for different behavior than `std::collections::Hash…