A bit long and a bit too much framed in a "vs Python" fashion for my taste. That said it contains good advice on how to prototype or start simple with Rust. It's aligned with some of the advice I give as well. People tend to turn to low level details too quickly forcing themselves into a corner. There are better ways to handle it.

Color perception keeps being a fascinating and difficult topic.

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Or why it can be dangerous to label medium the high likelihood low impact risks and the low likelihood high impact ones. One category is to be completely avoided while the other brings learning opportunities.

Or why you can't consider risks in isolation. It's too often forgotten.

This is definitely an excellent use of robotics. Probably one of the best I've seen. The things we can do when we're not just focusing on increasing productivity. These people get a shared sense of belonging they'd have a hard time to have without those robots.

Interesting extra dimension to think about risks. I don't think I ever encountered it in the wild but that can make sense to use it.

Nice comparison of both approaches. Some of the criteria used I would have left out but otherwise it seems fair.

Very good demonstration of why you want open source code on your projects. I often end up doing this kind of forensics myself, this is truly powerful.

This is definitely a neat trick. This way you can flush stdout regularly without modifying the code of a command.

The WordPress is still unfolding... I wouldn't be surprised if it ends with a fork.

Definitely a good move, especially when we see the behavior of the tech moguls...

Wondering what a Ph.D. is about? This is a good illustrated summary.

Nice reminder that the tasks necessary to robotics are clearly much harder to develop through machine learning than language.

More studies needed to confirm this, it is a single data point. Still it looks like Rust could take the HPC world by storm once it gets a better GPGPU story (still early days there).

Looks like a good resource if you're interested in natural language processing.

The wonderful world of personalised pricing in the age of widespread surveillance... Also becoming personalised wage fixing in the case of gig workers. Shameful.

I think the trend is clear: don't criticise the powerful or else...

Definitely a nice trick for testing if an email is really sent by a system under test.

Sure, time handling is complicated... but really that opens the door at doing really fun stuff.