scott @scott@social.ordinal.garden

Rust is such a wonderfully ugly language. it's like it's ugly in exactly the perfect way that I like.

for US people wanting to do taxes using open source tools: https://opensource.com/article/20/2/open-source-taxes

@jameschip omg me too

weekend Rust fest with nannou.cc

in other news, I have to do some ios development for work and am trying to send a test build to people and am waiting for "app store review" in order to send a test build to a few people :(

I recently saw a review of the remarkable 2 tablet and one of the things that knocked down the score was that it didn't have it's own app store and this still baffles me.

the moment that apple started enforcing use of the app store for it's users was the moment I stopped buying any apple products. what a nightmare the app store is.

how many years have I been typing "teh" instead of "the". you'd think it'd be in my fingers by now.

@jameschip nice.. the one on the left is required reading for me but have yet to pick it up. I've been eye'ing the one on the right at my local bookstore though. maybe I'll pick it up!

@luka this looks fantastic!

@oak this makes me think of how a lot of discourse instances feel such as lines or the scsynth group (two that I hang out in occassionally).

@aynish yeah that's a good list of downsides :) I guess a fork wouldn't really address the first one.

@aynish that has been my thought too since the beginning... lately, I've been trying to investigate why I think it's bad (besides it's particularly capitalist origin).

what do people generally think of the Brave browser?

@stephiescastle ha, no sarcasm. it's really nice! :)

nearly every time I load up a Rust file in vim these days it is telling me there is a new version of rust-analyzer available and if I want to update. I really love that.