Valdemar
@erk.dev
Rust dev, train fan, FreeBSD enthusiast and other stuff
Its so odd some random Danish track from years ago is suddenly everywhere lol. The guy who made it was in the evening news about it a couple of days ago as well
December 23, 2025 at 6:53 PM
Its so odd some random Danish track from years ago is suddenly everywhere lol. The guy who made it was in the evening news about it a couple of days ago as well
I made a simple implementation specifically for for loops github.com/rust-lang/ru...
add new lint: `for_unbounded_range` by Erk- · Pull Request #16257 · rust-lang/rust-clippy
This adds a Clippy lint for the possible confusing behaviour pointed out in rust-lang/rust#150084 and rust-lang/rust#111514, and discussed in rust-lang/libs-team#304.
While no consensus have been r...
github.com
December 18, 2025 at 10:19 AM
I made a simple implementation specifically for for loops github.com/rust-lang/ru...
Framework of theseus
I guess this proves that even though you have replaced every part the spirit of the dead microphones lives on in it.
I guess this proves that even though you have replaced every part the spirit of the dead microphones lives on in it.
December 12, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Framework of theseus
I guess this proves that even though you have replaced every part the spirit of the dead microphones lives on in it.
I guess this proves that even though you have replaced every part the spirit of the dead microphones lives on in it.
Reposted by Valdemar
To avoid a protracted legal battle in what would surely have been the trial of the century, Rail Clock is now Rail Cock. Please adjust your bookmarks accordingly.
railcock.matteason.co.uk
railcock.matteason.co.uk
December 12, 2025 at 10:31 AM
To avoid a protracted legal battle in what would surely have been the trial of the century, Rail Clock is now Rail Cock. Please adjust your bookmarks accordingly.
railcock.matteason.co.uk
railcock.matteason.co.uk
Would it be ronins job to figure out when the magma description had to be remade? Or would that job end up on the user like with cmake?
December 5, 2025 at 2:56 PM
Would it be ronins job to figure out when the magma description had to be remade? Or would that job end up on the user like with cmake?
(note: I have never played the game)
You finally knock down the door and inside is a single chalkboard with Schrödinger equation
You finally knock down the door and inside is a single chalkboard with Schrödinger equation
November 26, 2025 at 3:15 AM
(note: I have never played the game)
You finally knock down the door and inside is a single chalkboard with Schrödinger equation
You finally knock down the door and inside is a single chalkboard with Schrödinger equation
NileRed: Chemist who knows what he is doing.
NileBlue: "So I bought this expensive machine to try and make SuperBeer™, no clue if it will work"
NileBlue: "So I bought this expensive machine to try and make SuperBeer™, no clue if it will work"
November 21, 2025 at 2:57 AM
NileRed: Chemist who knows what he is doing.
NileBlue: "So I bought this expensive machine to try and make SuperBeer™, no clue if it will work"
NileBlue: "So I bought this expensive machine to try and make SuperBeer™, no clue if it will work"
I once made a flip command for a IRC bot which would make a skateboard flip and flip a single random bit in the bot's git project, only sometimes randomly breaking it.
It pretty much always leads to reverts lol.
It pretty much always leads to reverts lol.
November 20, 2025 at 6:26 AM
I once made a flip command for a IRC bot which would make a skateboard flip and flip a single random bit in the bot's git project, only sometimes randomly breaking it.
It pretty much always leads to reverts lol.
It pretty much always leads to reverts lol.
FreeBSD does have ptrace(2) which should allow it if both the processes are owned by the same user, though FreeBSD is probably quite a bit down on the list of important places it needs to run.
man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?...
man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?...
ptrace(2)
man.freebsd.org
November 2, 2025 at 9:03 PM
FreeBSD does have ptrace(2) which should allow it if both the processes are owned by the same user, though FreeBSD is probably quite a bit down on the list of important places it needs to run.
man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?...
man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?...
Really nice blog
> The first main disadvantage is that they require the kernel to support syscall tracing, which essentially means they only work on Linux.
Could DTrace not be used on macos, freebsd and windows here? Though I guess you will then suddenly need privileges.
> The first main disadvantage is that they require the kernel to support syscall tracing, which essentially means they only work on Linux.
Could DTrace not be used on macos, freebsd and windows here? Though I guess you will then suddenly need privileges.
November 2, 2025 at 5:59 PM
Really nice blog
> The first main disadvantage is that they require the kernel to support syscall tracing, which essentially means they only work on Linux.
Could DTrace not be used on macos, freebsd and windows here? Though I guess you will then suddenly need privileges.
> The first main disadvantage is that they require the kernel to support syscall tracing, which essentially means they only work on Linux.
Could DTrace not be used on macos, freebsd and windows here? Though I guess you will then suddenly need privileges.