Adam Chalmers
@adamchalmers.com
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Rust at Zoo (prev Cloudflare). Texan (prev Australian). Pynchon fan (prev illiterate). Building a new programming language for CAD at zoo.dev. Love reading sci-fi, pre-20th century history. Blogging at adamchalmers.com and living in Austin TX.
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This is the first release since I started contributing! A lot of my changes, like tests, fuzzing, benchmarks, nushell support, Intel Mac support and parsing the new download format for 3.3.x, are now released. It's been fun working on a new open source Rust tool.
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rv.dev version 0.2 is released, adding support for bash, fish, and nushell, as well as macOS on x86 and linux on ARM. we have added Ruby 3.3 as well as 3.4, and compiled in YJIT support for every version. try it out! github.com/spinel-coop/...
Release v0.2.0 · spinel-coop/rv
Adds x86 macOS as a supported platform, Ruby 3.3, and YJIT for all Rubies. Adds shells bash, fish, and nushell. Build for x86 macOS (#137, @indirect) Enable Actions support for merge queue (#137, ...
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Let me know if you're ever in Austin!
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Austin Systems in on this Wednesday (Oct 15). I'll be walking through a 2D constraint solver, and @steveklabnik.com will be talking about compiler internals for a compiler he's exploring. Very excited! austinsystems.org has the details.
Austin Systems Programming
A meetup for curious low-level engineers in Austin, TX. We meet in-person monthly.
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What's the best way to collect RSVPs for an IRL event, based on emails (not phone numbers)?
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Another month, another bunch of improvements to Zoo. It feels great to go on vacation for 3 weeks, then come back, draft the monthly blog post and see all the cool stuff my coworkers have shipped. zoo.dev/blog/whats-n...
Zoo: What's New With Zoo, October Edition
Product updates from this month, including GD&T labels, pattern support, our Text-to-CAD MCP and DXF exports
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Why did this blow up? Roughly 2 of you know my wife.
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Damn, hopefully see ya in Nov!
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Do YOU or someone you know in Austin want to speak at the next Austin Systems meetup? We have room for 1 more speaker for next week's event (Wed Oct 15) to talk about some interesting tech for 20-25 minutes. More details at austinsystems.org
Austin Systems Programming
A meetup for curious low-level engineers in Austin, TX. We meet in-person monthly.
austinsystems.org
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Congratulations, I'm so happy for y'all too!
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My wife has officially graduated her PhD, and started clinical practice!
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drinking a modelo ordinario
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I have availability for Rust consulting or coaching. More details soon, and yep my website needs updating. But if you're considering adopting Rust, want your team to use Rust more effectively, or need a drop-in staff engineer, get in touch!
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TPOT discovers hypnosis: "you can just tell people to do things"
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my baggage was somehow not on my flight. Which would be fine, except that I'm flying to LA for a work week at 7am. Wish me luck, all my toiletries were in that suitcase.
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Stem cell editing gave her the genetic memory of a pilot
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Survived the 16hr Sydney -> Dallas flight with 1.5yr old baby.
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I didn't know it was having maintenance issues. I only started using it today.
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Yeah, it started off totally fine but eventually the script was too complex. Plotters is quite nice!
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OK, I'm happy with the new visualizer. It's easier to maintain than building gnuplot scripts in Rust. Lets me finally add features like visualizing circular arcs (see the middle image). Plus learning the lib.rs/plotters crate will help in future projects.

Source: github.com/KittyCAD/ezp...
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Thanks man, I really appreciate it. I mostly post them here because I get lonely working from home all day with nobody to show cool stuff, so I view it like showing my cool programmer internet friends what I've done :) But in the rare cases that someone reads it and has feedback, it's awesome!