Aria Desires

what the fuck

it sounds like y'all invented a problem for yourselves

what on earth are you talking about

python match statements are beautiful and the implications of pattern matches with python scoping rules are extremely funny

Edited image of Shredder and Krang talking in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Cartoon shredder is uv and is holding pyx the giant guy krang has ty as its head, but the talking brain in its stomach that controls it is ruff

average company meeting at Astral

Just remembered this great series of retrospectives on Swift's language design by Jordan Rose

belkadan.com/blog/tags/sw...

it physically hurt me

Bring back std::std, the curious inner-module did nothing wrong

github.com/rust-lang/ru...

THIS IS A SOS DISTRESS SIGNAL: Any of my mutuals on here happen to be 65816 wizards and extremely interested in it? who might be interested in solving a single problem in smrpg modding?

An illustration of a young women yanking a weed out of a bed of marigolds. The primary colours of the piece are deep green and a saffron yellow, with some brown and moss green tones as well. The camera is looking up at the young girl with a forced perspective, as she pulls out the weed while leaning back. The text reads: PULL FASCISM UP BY THE ROOT.

👩‍🌾 Grab your tools

debugging the compiler with less code boring code getting in the way (loop {} is a valid implementation of every function)

most compiler dev flag ever

never forget the brave unstable compiler flags that gave their lives in the line of duty

rest in peace, -Z everybody-loops, the compiler flag that replaced every function body with loop {}

Terminal window showing cargo-nextest running a Rust test with rust-gdb debugger. The test 'test_argument_parsing' from cargo-nextest is being executed. GDB (GNU Debugger) version 15.0.50.20240403 starts up, displaying copyright information, GPL v3+ license notice, and configuration details for x86_64-linux-gnu. The debugger is reading symbols from the cargo_nextest binary in the target/debug/deps directory. The prompt shows '(gdb)' ready for debugging commands.

Just released cargo-nextest 0.9.113, with support for a long-requested feature that I realized I needed all of a sudden: debugger support! Run individual tests under gdb, lldb, WinDbg, or Visual Studio Code via CodeLLDB! This preserves all the environment setup done by nextest.

implementing Drop is a Rust poweruser feature

also if the implications of the phrase "google-style docstrings" set off a fight or flight response i have bad news about the number of python docstring formats in the wild and their total lack of specification or anyone checking that they're well-formed

wild for google's lawyers to grafitti the python stdlib with their gang tag but i guess at this point it's a heritage site

<implementing python docstring rendering>
"huh why does the ipaddress module in the python stdlib have a ton of google-style docstrings"

# Copyright 2007 Google Inc.
# Licensed to PSF under a Contributor Agreement.

ok google, sure thing buddy, proud of you i guess

also damn the android team has 4% of their rust code in unsafe? thats such a high number!! and it's still fine!!!

i love the android team's relentless commitment to saying Skill Issue to anyone who's like "ughh it's so hard to use Rust in our existing C(++) codebase"

also so funny they have much ado about Almost (only Almost!!!) shipping one (1) memory safety bug in 5 million lines of rust code (they had 5000 such bugs in the equivalent amount of C(++))

Rust in Android: move fast and fix things Posted by Jeff Vander Stoep, Android Last year, we wrote about why a memory safety strategy that focuses on vulnerability prevention in ...

yooo the android devs are officially writing more rust per day than c/c++!!! security.googleblog.com/2025/11/rust...

genuinely one of my most anticipated games, i need women to enact this kind of violence

It should -- the relevant context for why I'm making the distinction is in e.g. an IDE if you actually write out `float | int` and you hover the `float` it will show you `float | int` lol

`complex` is `complex | float | int`

:)

Playground | ty An in-browser playground for ty, an extremely fast Python type-checker written in Rust.

anyway that's why `ty` has a `JustFloat` extension that is an actual alias for actual `float` that doesn't expand to `float | int`, so you can actual refer to... just float

play.ty.dev/a8714369-9b4...

just learned python typing invented a new kind of voldemort type, one which when named doesn't actually name it

`float` and `int` are two distinct types

but if you write `x: float` that actually means `x: float | int`. but if you write `x: float | int` that means `x: float | int | int`...

oh no i'm understanding python types enough to take psychic damage about them now help

come to rust, it's ok if you panic whenever you think about trying to change who you are while everyone is watching, that's what RefCell is for