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tiddles

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About tiddles

I write a lot of Rust in my free time, and blog about my long term gamedev passion project here:

https://domwillia.ms

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    Nice, I’ve been looking for something like this for a while. I’ve noticed on my huge catkin cmake project that cmake is checking the existence of the same files hundreds of times t…

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    Comment #44853482

    Code is a liability. When I let a LLM take the wheel, I end up with thousands of lines of crappy abstractions and needless comments and strange patterns that take way more brain po…

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    Probably 10 at most.

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    Comment #42099310

    What worked for me in Estonia was to find a C++ job (robotics) then gradually push for Rust as I gained seniority and autonomy. Now maybe 70% of the code I write is Rust, both robo…

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    I have been trying out a trackball as a mouse replacement only. I will try this setup, nice idea

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    Comment #37119665

    I’m having this problem now. I want to publish a post about recent months of progress on my project, but while writing it I found the solution isn’t complete and still has some fla…

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    Comment #37107252

    iwantmyname.com, because I couldn’t find anywhere else that would sell .ms domains for cheap. Never had a problem with them

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    Comment #36634667

    Me too, added now!

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    Comment #36611507

    https://domwillia.ms I write about Rust and game engine development while slowly working towards a Dwarf Fortress-like game.

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    Comment #35242893

    I wrote game engine after game engine with various languages and designs. Somehow I’m still motivated today to rewrite navigation in my 15th engine for the 3rd time.

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    Comment #33637753

    Yep, moved to Tallinn from England for work 6 months ago. Being a software engineer classes you as a “top specialist” so getting a visa and residence permit was very straightforwar…

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    Comment #33033238

    Great suggestion, thanks. I’m sick of the program output constantly screwing up the tui.

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    Comment #32250007

    I remember reading your post about this a few years ago, when I was first considering moving abroad! Glad it’s going well for you. I have recently taken the plunge and moved to Est…

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    Comment #31651721

    It is, after all, just a monoid in the category of endofunctors.

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    Comment #31148256

    For my long term side project I just dump ideas into a barely organised backlog.md [^1]. After finishing a feature or taking a few months away, I normally dive back in by browsing …

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    https://domwillia.ms I write about Rust side projects occasionally. It uses a custom static site generator because I needed to procrastinate somehow before starting the first post.…

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    Comment #30787033

    Very interesting, thanks for sharing. I didn't know I wanted to understand how ticker names are implemented until now!

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    Comment #30570856

    Author here, this was a fun side project as an excuse to mess around with FUSE, Rust and Kotlin. I've written a blog post covering the technical details: https://domwillia.ms/minec…

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    Comment #30464803

    These posts are always a pleasure to read. it's great to see continuous work on improving compiler performance, and especially with good results too.

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    Comment #30458079

    Glad to see inline asm is finally stabilised, that's one less reason to use nightly for osdev!

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    Comment #30439616

    The recent post[^1] about the roadmap for Async Rust shows promise for the coming years. [^1]: https://blog.rust-lang.org/inside-rust/2022/02/03/async-in-2...

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    Comment #29800361

    Aspell is a good interactive spell checker for just before publishing. ‘aspell -c text.md’