Dmitriy Kovalenko
@neogoose_btw
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Goose, James Goose. Made some open source software you might already be using. Shipping C and cooking Rust with OCaml. Working on @fframes_rust.
Ukraine/Germany/SF
Joined July 2018
Announcing odiff v4 - the fastest image comparison tooling revamp! - 20% more stable anti aliasing detection - SIMD first implementation - up to 70% performance boost on some CPUs (avx512) - now compiles to all the platforms (including riscv, freebsd, and mobile) - no floating
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This is why I love neovim. You don't like the way existing pickers work you just say "fuck them all" and you make your own file search like I did with fff.nvim and if it works better for you. My hugs @oxcrowx this sucks so much. I feel that pain.
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Did I tell you I hate corporates open source maintained by people on 9-5 salaries?
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It went well! Got the best 30 minutes of my life and noone even told me to fush the toilet in the office after myself We are soo back!
Imagine your CEO sets 1/1 call with you at 8:30 in the morning. it's so over
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This is the screenshot from the original rust announcement talk from 2010. Nothing new. Just more safety and less mess. Absoltely based.
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NEW JERSEY: Get to know MIKIE SHERRILL: —Voted to RAISE taxes by $3,700 —Voted to give ILLEGALS taxpayer-funded healthcare —Voted to CUT the child tax credit And Sherrill has NO idea what to do as Governor. 🤯 Vote AGAINST her on Nov. 4th.
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Lie. Mozilla created rust not to replace C and C++ but to make their live easier working on browser engines (the engine is dead though)
Rust was created at Mozilla in the unique goal to replace C and C++ because they are too unsafe to scale properly
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Imagine your CEO sets 1/1 call with you at 8:30 in the morning. it's so over
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Like to have predictable output without always monitoring your compiler output? Just write assembly
I was curious whether compilers would convert a naive loop implementation of "set range of bits in u64 to 1" into O(1) bitwise ops. Answer: MSVC compiles the loop into a loop. Clang's output is bonkers: 418 bytes long, branches everywhere, 256-bit SIMD operations get involved?!
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AI isn’t just a U.S. story anymore. The next wave could come from emerging markets—where AI lowers the cost of talent, software, and distribution. Winners: $MELI $SE $NU $TSM $TCS.NS $INFY $HCLTECH.NS Losers: fragile grids, high-burn tech, and labor-only outsourcers. Read:
theheatformula.beehiiv.com
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I hate big corporates open source repositories. Totally soulless. * Open issue half year ago * Came back & send a patch * >> linked issue in the closes #statment << * Write rationale and why this change is done Observe THIS:
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This is what I want to see in my twitter DMs and not "hello are you playing games?"
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Another day everyone excited about another chromium fork
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How does your chat with ChatGPT usually end? It doesn’t — you just stop typing. But therapy works differently. Closure matters. In Mira, every session has a beginning, a process, and an end. It closes with a Coping Card — a short summary of your key insights and tools to help
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We have to be grateful that people’s cardiac stimulators didn’t experience an outage with us-east-1
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This sounds hilarious to me that a tool that makes network requests from client can not work without a cloud.
Some of the most unexpected fallouts of an AWS outage: 1. Postman stopped working: an API development tool built to be an alternative to simple tools like curl. 2. Eight Sleep customers couldn’t use their beds to change positions / set or keep temperature
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Normal people came up with a right name for this benchmark. It’s called “flip a coin”
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When D1 Capital started by former Viking CIO (Dan sundheim) was launching, they sent a letter to prospective investors inspired by Jeff Bezos at Amazon and it ultimately defined the ethos of the investment mandate. Has led to long term out performance and a world class team that
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the whole internet is freaking dead cause a single hangar somewhere in the middle of nowhere in the USA having *partial* outage but we have so many great engineers and global talent knowing how computer works btw
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Wow huge one! Okay I am on a track to make handwritten ARM NEON implementation to make it even faster 🫶
Introducing android-odiff. Image difference library based on odiff here is a little demo running odiff by @neogoose_btw on android to compare two images. When the build is well goated like "zig build" it takes little time to port ur favorite tools into any architecture.
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commit fixup is the best way to work with git change my mind
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It's release day for my new holiday novel, THE CHRISTMAS FIB! My premise began with, you guessed it, a fib (or two.) My novel is a sweet, heartwarming, slow-burn romance set in snowy Colorado at The Snowflake Inn. I think you'll love the eclectic characters including a teen, an
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