June

via Daring Fireball: Hoefler’s Proof for Testing Fonts

via Rust Weekly: Pixelate images - an intro to Rust and the image crate

via Mark Levison: Silent backlog refinement meetings: a more effective Agile meeting.

Gareth Davies at Parabol: What is Backlog Refinement?

Lars Bergstrom at Google Open Source Blog: Rust fact vs. fiction: 5 Insights from Google’s Rust journey in 2022

via Rust Daily: Building an out-of-tree Rust Kernel Module

via kottke.org: Some notes on the design of the alphabet. "Love the spacing between vowels!"

via Rasmus Andersson: Playbit is an endeavor to build a new operating system for software creatives. After over two years of research, Playbit is now a real company and I’m hiring Playbit’s founding engineers.

via David Amador: I don’t see it mentioned enough times but Fork is one of the best git clients around imo, lightweight, simple and it just works. Win & Mac, free to try and one time purchase.

Grafbase: How we built the Grafbase local development experience in Rust

via The Conversation U.S.: Studies suggest that from 10% to 45% of COVID-19 survivors have at least one of the following symptoms 3 months after recovery: fatigue, cough, shortness of breath, difficulty sleeping, difficulty with daily activities or mental fogginess, otherwise known as “brain fog.”

Chase Jarvis podcast episode: Hustle Culture Never Ends: How to Find Success on Your Own Terms with Jenna Kutcher

A Lemmy instance dedicated to Rust language.

via AWS Bubble: Awesome AWS savvy accounts to follow:

via Dare Obasanjo: Abraham Lincoln famously said “Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the ax.”

via Nelson Minar 🧚‍♂️: Found a somewhat usable workaround for searching my own Mastodon posts; download an archive and then use the Meow viewer to search them. There's a bunch of archive viewers, Meow is nice for running in your browser.

via Mike Sperber: Easily the best post I’ve read on tech debt.

via jadeforrest: 🧠 FAST agile is the most interesting organizational practice I’ve learned about in a while. Today I share what FAST agile is, and explore whether it’s worth experimenting with.

via John Voorhees: App Spotlight: ETA

via 1Password: Now in beta: save and sign in with passkeys using 1Password in the browser.

via Paweł Grzybek: My beloved email provider @fastmail published this article about a few simple tips to help you organising your Inbox.

via Stephen Shankland: Happy summer solstice, northern hemispherians. Here is a piece about startup Lunar Energy and its freshly unveiled modular home battery, a 10-30kWh model that captures midday rooftop solar energy so you can spare the grid and make a buck in the evening.

via Rust Weekly: I was wrong about Unsafe Rust

Programming Language and compiler benchmarks: Rust vs Zig benchmarks: Which programming language or compiler is faster?

via Kevin Stewart: Leader as Shock Absorber (Ed Batista)

via Simon Gray: The Danish artist Thomas Dambo put up these large, wooden trolls all around Denmark. They are located in various hidden or hard-to-get-to places, making them perfect as destinations for hikes (or bike rides).

via Stephen Shankland: Ha ha ha ha ha "Oklachroma" for oklch color space.

Richard Schneeman at Scheems: It’s dangerous to go alone, pub mod use this.rs

via Rust Daily: Effective Rust (35 Specific Ways to Improve Your Rust Code):

Quickwit blog: Observe your Rust application with Quickwit, Jaeger and Grafana

via Rust Trending: spyglass-search / spyglass: A personal search engine: Create a searchable library from your personal documents, interests, and more! ★1824

via Rust Weekly: GQL: A new SQL like query language for .git files written in Rust

Tantek Çelik: Mastodon ActivityPub follow form update

Jonathan M. Gitlin at Ars Technica: Volvo’s next EV is here, and it’s affordable – the $34,950 EX30

Like Zola, but for presentations.

Markdown + style = great interactive presentations.

via Yori Mihalakopoulos: OK, I’m finally releasing the git merge tool that I’ve been working on!