0NonceSense
@0noncesense.bsky.social
Filtering noise. Building at the intersection of Cryptography and ML. Turning stochastic models into deterministic trust
A bit like mastering driving by never leaving first gear?
January 2, 2026 at 1:14 PM
A bit like mastering driving by never leaving first gear?
It's like learning to type properly: initially slower, but soon you're faster with fewer errors
January 2, 2026 at 1:12 PM
It's like learning to type properly: initially slower, but soon you're faster with fewer errors
It's like learning to type properly: initially slower, but soon you're faster with fewer errors
January 2, 2026 at 1:11 PM
It's like learning to type properly: initially slower, but soon you're faster with fewer errors
🎯 Lesson: Rust isn't hard. It's just confusing until you see how ownership and borrowing behave in real time.
January 2, 2026 at 1:09 PM
🎯 Lesson: Rust isn't hard. It's just confusing until you see how ownership and borrowing behave in real time.
Debugged common errors (e.g., use-after-free)
→ finally understood the borrow checker
Profiled and optimized performance
→ learned how to write efficient Rust code
Memory mgt stopped being a mystery. Finally understood how ownership & borrowing work.
→ finally understood the borrow checker
Profiled and optimized performance
→ learned how to write efficient Rust code
Memory mgt stopped being a mystery. Finally understood how ownership & borrowing work.
January 2, 2026 at 1:09 PM
Debugged common errors (e.g., use-after-free)
→ finally understood the borrow checker
Profiled and optimized performance
→ learned how to write efficient Rust code
Memory mgt stopped being a mystery. Finally understood how ownership & borrowing work.
→ finally understood the borrow checker
Profiled and optimized performance
→ learned how to write efficient Rust code
Memory mgt stopped being a mystery. Finally understood how ownership & borrowing work.
Fix: Built a small project and tested everything myself.
Created a simple CLI tool
→ experimented with ownership and borrowing
Used smart pointers (e.g., Rc, Arc)
→ understood reference counting
Implemented a custom data structure
→ learned how lifetimes work
Created a simple CLI tool
→ experimented with ownership and borrowing
Used smart pointers (e.g., Rc, Arc)
→ understood reference counting
Implemented a custom data structure
→ learned how lifetimes work
January 2, 2026 at 1:08 PM
Fix: Built a small project and tested everything myself.
Created a simple CLI tool
→ experimented with ownership and borrowing
Used smart pointers (e.g., Rc, Arc)
→ understood reference counting
Implemented a custom data structure
→ learned how lifetimes work
Created a simple CLI tool
→ experimented with ownership and borrowing
Used smart pointers (e.g., Rc, Arc)
→ understood reference counting
Implemented a custom data structure
→ learned how lifetimes work
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December 25, 2025 at 2:08 PM
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