Erk @erk.dev · 28/09/2026@beeps.gay made a user style kinda for this, I guess it will only be that way for you, but it might kinda work bsky.app/profile/beep... 110
Erk @erk.dev · 27/09/2026My hobby is answering people who say "Guess who bla bla" with someone it definitely is not. 010
Erk @erk.dev · 24/09/2026P6 havde et program bare kaldet 00'erne som var ret godt med en masse indie derfra 020
Reposted by ErkHayley Gayley🏳️⚧️ @im.fckn.gay · 23/09/2026don't let your dreams be dreams! Flirt your way into making them real! 01368
Erk @erk.dev · 22/09/2026I saw the tracks also propagated their way to the atom feed so I gave them a listen on my commute this morning They are all some pretty nice tracks 110
Erk @erk.dev · 20/09/2026Både KNR og Sermitsiaq har udmærket nyhedssider på dansk som jeg normalt selv følger når det handler om Grønland i medierne siden jeg synes at man skal lytte til hvad grønlændere selv skriver først. Der er også journalister såsom @marfusvalentin.bsky.social her. 121
Reposted by Erknia (cia asset) @nia.is.fckn.gay · 19/09/2026allocator stabilisation FCP passed. we're getting stable allocators in rust 1.100. we've never been so back github.com/rust-lang/ru...github.comalloc: stabilise `Allocator` by nia-e · Pull Request #156882 · rust-lang/rustView all comments See the current proposed stabilisation report for up-to-date information on the proposed stable API. outdated former status Stabilise a bare-minimum (dyn-incompatible, but cou... 39519
Erk @erk.dev · 17/09/2026I read this as "Poser fernet: \"I have discovered the most marvelous drink..." At which point I had to go back and read it again 110
Erk @erk.dev · 16/09/2026Totally unrelated to the premise, but it would be fun to have a presentation use the exact same background colour as the sourroundings 010
Reposted by Erksnek @snek.dev · 14/09/2026all this time and discussion about how to fund open source meanwhile the real strategy appears to just be loudly being a nazi i am so tired 0233
Erk @erk.dev · 12/09/2026If it continues you might need to remove your professionalism disclaimer from your bio soon 041
Erk @erk.dev · 10/09/2026I once made a small LSP for making dictionary lookups, it was quite fun though at least then I was a bit disappointed with the docs (lots of typescript types) My shadow copy implementation was also very scuffed, but it mostly worked. 030
Erk @erk.dev · 10/09/2026A very reasonable reaction to using Rust my own Rust website have a rather cursed setup, but it does kinda work erk.dev/2025/04/19/b...erk.devBureaucracy CoreThe style and some background to my new website 130
Erk @erk.dev · 08/09/2026I like it when I am in a well lit room especially if I have light behind me, so I shift a bit between light and dark 110
Erk @erk.dev · 08/09/2026This is actually quite interesting, because today is International Literacy Day: www.unesco.org/en/days/lite.... So we can add UNESCO to the list of things that exist in the Garfieldverseunesco.orgInternational Literacy Day8 September 020
Reposted by Erkkatherine @kayserifserif.place · 04/09/2026📝💝 but what a privilege it is to read your code kayserifserif.place/posts/2026/h...kayserifserif.placeHandwritten code | Katherine Yang 27434
Erk @erk.dev · 30/08/2026They are stabilized (doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/r...), so it would probably be a breaking change still, just less so since `n..` does not yet desugar to it. Which is scheduled for the next edition.doc.rust-lang.orgstd::range - RustReplacement range types 130
Erk @erk.dev · 30/08/2026Tbh I completely agree, though I am more scared that a crater run would show exactly nothing, since there is not many tests intentionally panicing, (assuming overflow-checks have not been turned off) I think I would personally be more for changing it in the range type which would be more safe imo 130
Erk @erk.dev · 30/08/2026No this only applies to the iterator, use in pattern matching and array slicing works in a separate way. 110
Erk @erk.dev · 30/08/2026This blog post is bit of a culmination about me thinking about `n..` ranges in Rust for way too long time. It is about why I think the current semantics for the iterator are wrong. erk.dev/2026/08/30/r...erk.devRangeFrom, Part 2..: What I think is wrong about the designA trip around my opinions about the RangeFrom type and why I think the iterator has a wrong design 1276
Erk @erk.dev · 26/08/2026I believe so, iirc Cargo.lock only allows unique direct dependencies. The place where I have seen it needed has been with multiple versions for indirect dependencies needing different features, for example see "What didn't work" on @maya.is.fckn.gay's blog here: selvmaya.com/blog/blog-in...selvmaya.commayas web! 010
Erk @erk.dev · 26/08/2026Well if you rename one of the packages it works, if this is something you actually need. 110
Erk @erk.dev · 24/08/2026A few years ago Firefox decided that if they were going to add JPEG XL it should be a Rust implementation: github.com/mozilla/stan... Google later decided on the same (or at least that it should be memory-safe), So when jxl-rs was made both browsers began work to add it.groups.google.comIntent to Prototype: JPEG XL decoding support (image/jxl) in blink 050
Erk @erk.dev · 11/08/2026I have been thinking a lot about the RangeFrom type (n..) in Rust so I thought I would write up a bunch of history about to have somewhere to start a further discussion about it: erk.dev/2026/08/12/r...erk.devRangeFrom, Part 1..: History and backgroundA probably too detailed look at the history of the RangeFrom type in Rust 081
Reposted by ErkMara Bos @mara.bsky.social · 11/08/2026I was asked recently about the cost of running a #rustlang conference and why the ticket prices are what they are. We figured we can just publicly share the numbers for RustWeek, in the name of #transparency. :) 1/9 216637
Erk @erk.dev · 30/07/2026I read a good part of the manga when I heard about it, the premise is just absurd, but it kinda works because of that 120
Reposted by ErkJosh Luke Davis 🏳️🌈 @joshlukedavis.com · 28/07/2026this summer's cultural cross over we've all been waiting for jimothy x bayeux 14951261
Erk @erk.dev · 26/07/2026Always been a bigger fan of Don Rosa's ducks, but Barks's are still a all time classic. I have a quite alright collection of re-released old Danish magazines, but it's probably much easier to get them here than pretty much anywhere else. 000
Erk @erk.dev · 06/07/2026Garfield is clearly celebrating the birthday of Adi Shamir, co-inventor of the RSA algorithm. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adi_Sha...en.wikipedia.orgAdi Shamir - Wikipedia 020
Erk @erk.dev · 26/06/2026At what angle does it transform from a train to a elevator, and at which angles is it a funicular? So many questions 110
Erk @erk.dev · 25/06/2026It's a bad comparison for other reasons. The CDC number is using death certificates which has some issues (www.scientificamerican.com/article/u-s-...) while the Nature numbers uses excess mortality (www.nature.com/articles/s41...). Though I would still belive more die over here in Europe.scientificamerican.comU.S. Deaths from Heat Are Dangerously UndercountedBy vastly understating the number of heat-related deaths, medical officials make it harder to improve heat safety and save lives 020
Erk @erk.dev · 21/06/2026A post by @mara.bsky.social have been stuck in my head for about two months now so I just had to write out my thoughts on what the most central railway station in the Netherlands is: erk.dev/2026/06/21/t...erk.devThe most central station in the NetherlandsA small journey about trying to find the most central station in the Netherlands 084
Erk @erk.dev · 19/06/2026A bit over a month ago someone had posted that Cliff Stoll had died on Facebook that lead him to write this post online: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4803... Cliff is just great, the videos he have made together with Brady Haren are always so goodnews.ycombinator.comRumors of my death are slightly exaggerated | Hacker News 010
