Vorner’s random stuff

• Extracting tracing metrics to dipstick
• Using const generics in slipstream
• Saving some allocations
• Dark side of POSIX APIs
• Two holiday crates
• The long journey to signal-hook 0.2
• 40ms bug
• Stabilizing arc-swap
• Throw-away code
• If you want performance, cheat!
• Announcing pyo3-log
• Fights with downcasting
• SIMD by cheating
• SIMD Library plans
• Hyper traps
• Mental models around Ok wrapping
• My take on error handling
• Spring cleanup
• Cleanup support in Signal Hook
• Rust 2020
• io_uring mental experiments
• Migrate spirit to 0.4
• Fighting the Async fragmentation
• Playing with the new async
• Runtime configuration reloading
• Is Rust C++ in disguise?
• Announcing contrie
• Rust in Avast
• The Nuclear Reactor design pattern
• More tricks up in the ArcSwap’s sleeve
• Food model of lifetimes
• Rust Hacks
• Rust in 2019
• The Spirit tutorial
• Passerby Contributions
• Truly Zero Cost
• Take 20
• Directly to production
• Announcing Spirit
• Object models and identities
• Don’t Panic
• The Signal Hook
• Making Arc more atomic
• Design Guideline: Problem Statement
• Performance experiments with matrix multiplication
• The dark side of ergonomics
• Atomics
• Should you learn Rust?
• Corona: get the async out of the way
• Async benchmarks
• Why is rust difficult?
• About undefined behavior
• Rust 2018

About me

• An average European, living in Prague.
• A programmer (sometimes a computer magician, working with all colours of magic, including black).
• A climber. Maybe I’ll write a post comparing Rust to climbing one day.
• I suffer from chronic lack of free time.
• Huge fan of the „Ha ha only serious“ attitude.
• And yes, self-appointed member of the Rust Evangelism Strike Force.

About the pages

These were thrown together quite fast (see above to know why). I also do have my personal web pages, but they are really outdated and fell into disrepair. You can have a look, if you really like a retro design. So I decided not to use them for now, before I get around to doing something with them.

This is here mostly for the technical stuff (like Rust).

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