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If you're wondering what it's like to be autistic. Zelensky attempting to talk with Trump and Vance is probably a good starting point for you to realize how hard it can be for us, just to ask for help the right way. Sometimes we have to accept help the way it comes to us youtu.be/uqOOOR7Kr-s?...

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I am eternally proud and grateful to be a part of the autistic community here on blue sky 💙

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Autistic People Care Too Much, Research Says

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With fascism on the rise and Elon touting about his autism. Here is a different perspective on the current state of affairs in US Politics #actuallyautistic ender.yoga/articles/red...

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spent today developing a design pattern in #rustlang to pass a joinset through multiple methods. Tried attaching a ref to a struct and then moved onto passing a mutable ref into a series of methods. I'm quite happy with the result

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Of course the stats are going to be staggering. The clinical definition of autism has changed since the 1980s stats aside, the fear mongering and saber rattles of "autism bad" is absurd and repulsive

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wrote a monte carlo simulation for product sales with #python. Good times

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I'm at a point in writing #rustlang, where I must learn how to write macros

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got into #rustlang traits today and experimented with Arc and tokio tasks. I think I'm a fan of making a pipeline from a struct and passing the struct into different executors using Arc instead of passing a bunch of params individually

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looking for a company or two to test some software. Augmented threat hunting; make it easier to find the bad guys on your networks? built with #rustlang

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Wrote about implementing a minimal Certificate Authority to enable encryption via TLS between services. It uses #openssl to create the Key/Cert pairs, but can also be used with #rustls instead of #postgresql - ender.yoga/articles/sec...

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Got some writing done today and published an article providing an introduction to span & instrument in the tracing crate for #rustlang ender.yoga/articles/tra...

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spent time today expanding my understanding of how to use spans in a tracing crate for #rustlang. I have to say, the API is quite nice. It's a little rough to get going with, but once it clicks, it works beautifully

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#rustlang ergonomics are making it harder for me to remember how to write #python

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Spent time today working through my first #tlaplus algorithm. I'm fumbling with the predicates a little so I switched back to pseudo code. Hoping to carve out some time to read through A Science of Concurrent Programs this next year

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#autistic Yikes www.independent.co.uk/news/world/a...

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Async closures (RFC 3668) for #Rust has finally been stabilized and merged into nightly! Assuming the merge doesn't get reverted, async closures will be released with stable Rust 1.85 late February next year. Looking forward to this one! #rustlang #programming

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Gems from TLA+ Community Day: "Formal mathematics is nature's way of letting you know how sloppy your mathematics is." — Leslie Lamport "Animation and visualization is nature's way of letting you know how sloppy your formal mathematics is." — Michael Leuschel #FM2024 #TLAPlus

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I made a thing with #rustlang and #echarts using Zola. It surprised me how well it renders on mobile ender.yoga/articles/tre...

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Learned about the up tack and nu greek letter today. So cool, I really do enjoy studying probability and statistics, as it's a great way to visualize/calculate large amounts of #data

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I introduced someone to Rocket.rs today. They had thought #rustlang was primarily for systems engineering, it surprised them that the language can also be used for web development

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TLA+ is great for spec'n out concurrent algorithms and a new book was released for it, by Leslie Lamport lamport.azurewebsites.net/tla/science....

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It's been another year and it's time for another state of #Rustlang survey. Go fill it out! blog.rust-lang.org/2024/12/05/a...

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Had a great conversation with a colleague about #autistic burnout. He is/was concerned it might set a precedent; he's in the right to be concerned.. Autistic Burnout happens and it's okay to be #unapologetically-autistic as long as I don't elongate it into more problems. It's temporary, I'll move on

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Spent some time on a personal project today, working on building a program that will keep me updated with various news feeds and financial data. Kind of fun spec'n out the ML. It's been a while since I've trained some models on time series, coming up to speed in #rustlang with it is very rewarding

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Ended up spec'n another Design Pattern I call the Release Pattern. It's not that sophisticated. The Stamp Pattern ingests data, therefore the Release Pattern disperses information. Most times by deleting the data

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Okay, ended up finishing the day strong and learned how to use Arc with async move - async move creates a 'static lifetime. I had to create a second variable via Arc::clone prior to spawning the tasks so that the original ownership is preserved. Felt a little clumsy, but looks super clean

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Well, the plan today was to sit down and nail out the concurrency issue I was facing in my #rustlang program. What ended up happening: I researched how CPI is used to calculate inflation.. then started looking into treasury bond curves to understand the formula between the curve and yield

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❗️Cargo in Rust 1.83 has changed default lockfile format to v4.❗️ Rust 1.78+ supports this format, if you need backwards compatibility with earlier versions consider setting MSRV (package.rust-version) to 1.82 or earlier in Cargo.toml. Burned myself on this while testing 1.83. #rust #rustlang

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Oh, fun!

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spent the day learning more of the inner workings in async #rustlang. Finding capable patterns while minimizing memory is probably going to be an ongoing process. I'm not quite sure how to profile the programs yet, but it'll be fun to figure that out

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Did you know #Bevy maintainer Alice is giving a talk at Rustweek 🥳 next year in 🇳🇱? Let me know if you are planning to go https://rustweek.org/ #rustlang #gamedev 🦀🎮 @bevy.bsky.social @alice-i-cecile.bsky.social

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I'm really liking this stamp pattern I came up with in #rustlang. Forgot processing pipelines and message ques. Thread spawning and CronJobs are all I need

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