[Long Files]

A lot of people ask me why I only have a single main rs file in most of my Rust projects. In today's blog I explain why.

[History of the Potato]

[The Best Programmers I Know]

pglite-fusion v0.0.5

pglite-fusion now uses sqlite's serialize and desrialize methods instead of doing IO.

Which means that every function is parallel-safe except for import_sqlite_from_file and export_sqlite_to_file.

It was a good 5 day sprint but i don't think i will be able to do the one article per day thing. Going back to writing once in a blue moon.

For those of you who missed it.

Day 1: [Blogging]
Day 2: [Progress and Poverty]
Day 3: [Children of the Real]
Day 4: [More Engineering]
Day 5: [Long Files]

[We don’t need no virtualization]

The best way to solve a distributed systems problem is to turn it into a centralized systems problem, and you do that by electing a leader.

This previously required opening one of the tabs with #main to have it be the main tab that was controlling the movement.

That's the reason why I didn't deploy it because using #main didn't feel like a good design for it.

So instead, I have implemented a small library (leader-tab) that elects a leader between a set of open tabs. So instead of the leader being the one that was started #main, all of the tabs communicate with each other to elect one.

Here's the project for those of you who wann play around with it.

[vitrum]

Gemini deep research is too good, they have also integrated the podcast generator to it.

[MUSSOLINI: How Fascists Win & Lose]

[The Fantastic Four: First Steps]

JSON without commas looks nice

[Why does JSON have commas?]

[The Computer That Runs The World]

Wrote a 600-line Rust script that generates 391,089 lines of Rust enums and structs.

Is this 10x engineering?

"There are cathedrals everywhere for those with the eyes to see."

[The Design of Plastic Bottles]

Awesome CLI tool for sharing files across computers. It is fully peer-to-peer.

[sendme]