Andrew Johnson
@a-johnson.bsky.social
Trump: Bad Bunny doesn’t represent our “standards for Excellence”
meanwhile Kari Lake, his Senior Advisor for the US Agency of Global Media:
meanwhile Kari Lake, his Senior Advisor for the US Agency of Global Media:
February 9, 2026 at 3:53 AM
Trump: Bad Bunny doesn’t represent our “standards for Excellence”
meanwhile Kari Lake, his Senior Advisor for the US Agency of Global Media:
meanwhile Kari Lake, his Senior Advisor for the US Agency of Global Media:
I love this. When I first started with rust I used to do shit like this for every book I read
![A Rust function called pale_fire() that uses language-level mechanics as literary criticism of Nabokov's Pale Fire. A mutable vector called 'shade' is filled with fragments of the poem's opening line, cloned into a variable called 'poem' that is never used again. Inside a block called 'second_canto', the variable 'maud' is annotated with #[allow(dead_code)], while '_hazel' is assigned without ever being declared — producing a compiler error shown at the bottom of the file, where the compiler suggests she be properly introduced or removed. A move closure called 'kinbote' captures shade by value, shadows a variable called 'me' three times from 'a scholar' to 'an exile' to 'Charles Xavier Vseslav, the Beloved', then spawns a thread where Charles journeys through places named in a macro called zembla!() that always expands to 'English, rearranged'. The thread is never joined. The closure is never called. The poem is never read.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4qvsyeyfraupkm6k6utpzmqz/bafkreihkz4wbxgxly3iazpe2idvwvyfa4qiaatcnd6ehibjdyhwksadike@jpeg)
February 6, 2026 at 1:05 AM
I love this. When I first started with rust I used to do shit like this for every book I read
Shocked by the number of people commenting as if Jia’s article sides with the insurance industry or with the wealthy and privileged who see the murder itself as the story’s only violence. It’s a short article, folks, and no subscription necessary—just read it
December 8, 2024 at 10:19 PM
Shocked by the number of people commenting as if Jia’s article sides with the insurance industry or with the wealthy and privileged who see the murder itself as the story’s only violence. It’s a short article, folks, and no subscription necessary—just read it