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Kyle Lacy

@kyle.space
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he/him Computer wrangler • Rust dev by day, serial side project abandoner by night • Has probably used your OS and is angry about it Currently building brioche.dev ~ website: kyle.space ~ fedi: tech.lgbt/@kyle

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Kyle Lacy @kyle.space · 17/09/2026
new profile picture!! it's my walksona drawn by my friend Grey after all of us finished big walk!! (incredible game btw) (visual guide because i always get confused whenever someone i follow changes pfp's)
Side-by-side: "NEW PFP". My old profile picture is on the left (Inner Kiane from Pizza Game) with an arrow to my new profile picture on the right (a lemon-lime colored creature from Big Walk, excitedly holding up a pear-shaped object above his head)
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Kyle Lacy @kyle.space · 17/01/2025
thank you 1password
A toast on a webpage, which reads: "Save in 1Password? Okta was used to sign in to: Okta"
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Kyle Lacy @kyle.space · 24/11/2024
currently working on writing patches for some C++ (first time touching C++ in… a long time) currently losing my mind because i forgot in C++, No One Cares about consistent Casing
C++ code screenshot, with identifiers named with a mix of camel case, snake case, and without any capitalization. Names include ‘adjustCallback`, `outRPath`, `se_name`, and `emsg2`.C++ code screenshot, with identifiers named with a mix of camel case, snake case, and without any capitalization. A class is named `cmElf::StringEntry`, a method is called as `elf.GetRunPath()`, and locals include `se_runpath`, `emptyCallback`, and `emsg`.C++ code screenshot, with identifiers named with a mix of camel case, snake case, and without any capitalization. Shown is the top of a method implementation named `AdjustRPathELF` which takes parameters including `emptyCallback` and `emsg`, and local variables include `rp_count` and `remove_rpath`
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Kyle Lacy @kyle.space · 22/11/2024
o zig is actually building!!
Terminal screenshot, running the command `brioche build -p packages/zig`. Below is the terminal output of a build, it's 30% done
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