Adam Chalmers

I've let my divorced/single friends borrow Leo and take him on walks on the Austin trails, it really does work.

Some talks I saw at NOLA's systems programming meetup, for inspiration:
- Building a DNS client (parsing/writing DNS messages, how DNS works)
- Implementing JPG compression in Scheme
- Implementing Doom in DuckDB
- Making your own programming language
- Highly concurrent actors in Elixir

do YOU want to give a talk at the first Austin Systems event? We are looking for two talks of 15-20 mins each! Compilers, databases, firmware, anything at high scale or low latency, performance optimizations, distributed systems, networking, high-performance algorithm implementations, etc!

Fish cooked in a dish with a lot of lemon slices, herbs and spices

Fish on a plate with rice and vegetables

I made fish for dinner yesterday

Structs impling Default should have default Python constructors · Issue #5284 · PyO3/pyo3 Currently pyo3 bindings require you to explicitly annotate any Rust "constructor" as a Python constructor. This means that if your struct relies on its default() method from the Default trait you c...

Filed github.com/PyO3/pyo3/is... about it :)

Third and probably fastest solution that I could find.

Second, faster solution:

First, unoptimized solution:

Does anyone here have a good UI/UX person to recommend? A friend is building a mobile app and would like to work with you.

Austin Systems Programming A meetup for curious low-level engineers in Austin, TX. We meet in-person monthly.

Announcing austinsystems.org, a meetup anyone who wants to learn more about how software works. We'll meet in-person every month. First meeting is August 19th. Hope to see you there!

Here's how we do ours: github.com/KittyCAD/mod...

Oh, interesting. I'm fine with that tradeoff for now.

crazy stuff

probably a coincidence

Well, that was quick! We've got a beautiful location on 401 South 1st street, on a rooftop terrace with a view of the river and downtown skyline.

I discovered a new psychological effect called the good bias. Humans are biased to like good things.

Also, we're seeking a venue for our first event. If your office would be open to hosting a meetup, please reach out!

Hell yeah!!!

they would be welcome to sponsor us

fyi @dorianlistens.com @piss.beauty @nz.omc.io @steveklabnik.com or any other Austin programmers I've forgotten :)

Austin Systems Programming A meetup for curious low-level engineers in Austin, TX. We meet in-person monthly.

Announcing austinsystems.org, a meetup anyone who wants to learn more about how software works. We'll meet in-person every month. First meeting is August 19th. Hope to see you there!

lol

I got blackout drunk a few nights ago and woke up with a bunch of swords in my house

Any FO is a UFO if you're ignorant enough.

IMO default should be preferred over a new with zero args, because it composes well with other ecosystem bits and pieces (option and result combinators, other defaults, etc)

Should I write up an issue for default constructors, or post a comment on your data classes issue?

pyo3.rs/v0.25.1/ but I think there's probably a need for a full tutorial that walks through a project

pyo3 is great. sick of Rust compile times? Just build your Rust crate into a Python module, then use it with all your other Python

he learned about this on web forums for dogs

Hey, the common loon called. Yeah, it was hauntingly beautiful