I installed Xcode 15 Beta to try out the new Apple's linker. It seems that my mold/sold linker is still a bit faster than theirs, but the gap has now reduced to ~60% when linking the sold linker itself on my Mac Studio. Apple's new linker is in the same league as mine. Great job!

Some juicy hardware announced by Apple at WWDC, but a 500% faster linker sounds like the real star of the show 😍😍😍

It’s Dieter Rams’ birthday, watch “Rams” free! Tomorrow, design legend Dieter Rams turns 91. Happy Birthday Dieter! To celebrate we'll be streaming my documentary "Rams" free all weekend, starting now through midnight on Sunday at Chance Operations. Link in my bio to watch it!

One thing that hasn't changed since the last time I did Go full-time: @elibendersky writes a lot of terrific in-depth articles:

Another very useful Go resource: @henrikwarne recently switched to Go, and blogged about his first impressions:

A very useful resource for getting back into (or starting with) Go is "Go In One Evening" from @threedotslabs - it's the closest thing to Rustlings I've found in the Go ecosystem:

(Also available directly from the publisher for those of us who prefer EPUB) https://t.co/QSFYO160dK

Perfect timing for some relaxing weekend reading, just as I'm transitioning back to Go... 😍

Happy 4th birthday, SerenityOS! 🐞🎉❤️ https://t.co/YGFVMKxwUS

Also, TIL: "The name ARIES expands to Automatic Recompilation and Integrated Environment Simulation"

At least there is a pretty graph :)

I am guessing the performance considerations are still similar today, for example for Rosetta (?).

Would love to have more details about the hardware verification techniques used.

The "Instruction emulation subsystem" and the "environment emulation subsystem" sound like the most interesting parts.

Are there any good references for commercial recompilation solutions like Apple's Rosetta or HP's Aries? The chapter about the latter in "Itanium Rising" is quite light on details.

OpenWrt / DD-WRT / Tomato, but for printers. PLEASE.

Physical meetups with remote presenters work surprisingly well. Just saw a super inspiring presentation by @TheLily_Mara with a bunch of Rustaceans from the Rust Oslo Meetup group and it was a very smooth experience. Guess everyone got really good at zoom over the last 18 months.

So this 1password Electron debacle has got me looking for alternatives. What's the best password manager for SerenityOS, @awesomekling? 🤔

@_Yulivee_ @FredTingaudDev Avoid conflicts by doing stuff before the code review. No one likes redoing work they just did. It is better to talk about the code before it is written. I should finish this:

I'm hoping to publish an early release version of my book "C++ Best Practices - 45ish Simple Rules with Specific Action Items for Better C++" sometime in the next week. You can register your interest on the book's webpage on leanpub https://t.co/bhw0Rh7eya to be notified.