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Every time I post about LeetCode, people always say something like, “Passing LeetCode doesn’t mean you’re a great SWE.” Ofc it doesn’t! What companies want from a candidate, 1. Great coding and problem solving skills (LeetCode Interview) 2. Great builder (System Design…
There is an enormous amount of overhead that everyone pays for trivial operations. Writing commit messages, often times writing each git command separately, opening PRs, commenting on PRs, merging PRs - version control should be completely invisible 99.99% of the time.
The worst feeling during coding, Is when you’re smart enough to realise your code is shit, But not smart enough to fix it.
as of October 2025 I have two corporate clients currently licensing and using my 3D engine made in C. main reason for their interest is it being 10x faster than @unity and instant load times on constrained platforms (e.g mobile and web). TLDR: performance sells.
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Rust x AI is undeniable
AI isn't just a Python game anymore. Our August Rust Jobs Report shows Data Science is the 3rd largest industry for Rust hiring. With companies like xAI now the #3 biggest hirer of Rust talent overall, the trend to performance-critical AI is undeniable. filtra.io/rust/jobs-repo…
This is going to revolutionize education 📚 Google just launched "Learn Your Way" that basically takes whatever boring chapter you're supposed to read and rebuilds it around stuff you actually give a damn about. Like if you're into basketball and have to learn Newton's laws,…
daily reminder that dependencies should be checked in as source the age of built-time dependency resolution is over, the time of a properly managed /lib folder has come (again)
things devs HATE: - writing tests - fixing tests - ai sucking at writing tests - failing tests - passing tests - using console.log - not using console.log - testing
- Working copy as a commit - Every change is a commit, auto-saved and amendable. No stashing nonsense - your work’s always ready to roll.
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Deciding the fate of C Language
Ubuntu is adopting sudo-rs, a Rust-based reimplementation of sudo. This announcement has gotten a lot of attention. In this video, Jon, VP Engineering and leading Ubuntu's development, reacts and answers to your comments. Whether they are spicy or supportive, they all help…
We're hiring! We have open roles for: • Frontend Engineer • Rust Engineer • Backend Developer Come and help us build the observability platform with the best developer experience.
Hi, we are back 👴 Does anyone remember the piggy and death game? It’s almost done, and there’s a new demo wow 🤠
hi, i'm hiring a cracked rust intern/junior engineer. work with me on rig, the leading agentic AI framework in rust. us/uk/eu timezone. pay is $3500/month, part time contract. you will be working with rust open source in a non-trivial capacity, particularly with llms and rust…
After programming for 16 years, I noticed that Software Engineer mentality slowly shifted from “produce great code” to “tolerate shit code”
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