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Is there any read later app that you use that has good text-to-speech? (Maybe also one that is fast, mobile+desktop, and trustworthy)

I’ve been using samply to profile Rastair, a CPU heavy #rustlang CLI tool (it also has tracing for logs but it’s not async). I’m wondering if someone already made a better version of this? I want to filter only for my code, see more details (L1 misses), and compare thread loads

Finally updated my MacBook last weekend so that I can use latest Xcode and also experience this os version for a bit before it gets fixed

Endorsed a builder on at.fund

Second post about Seqair, my #rustlang take on htslib. This one is about streaming VCF/BCF writing and type-state/session type APIs! #bioinformatics

Pascal’s scribbles blog@deterministic.space

Using Rust typestates for BCF writing

okay so i thought it is really cool how kroki.io has a public api to render diagrams i can call it from hugo templates. but now the api is down and i can't post to my blog because ci needs to call that api to get the diagrams… time to build a cache

One more #rustlang post! This time on niches for integer ranges using pattern types on nightly!

Pascal’s scribbles blog@deterministic.space

Niches for integer types in Rust

Was contemplating posting the seqair article over the May 1st weekend, assuming nobody would have a look and I’ll just have to repost on Monday/Tuesday. I was wrong :D

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For the most read-data heavy path in perbase, seqair is ~1.5x faster, which is awesome! I need to explore with some more datasets, but that's a pretty awesome win right off the bat.

I spent some time writing about a #rust library I've been working on: seqair, an alternative to (a subset of) htslib. This is a big one! So much potential API surface to cover and I better have a good reason for it! deterministic.space/seqair.html

Seqair, my Rust-native take on htslib

This post introduces seqair , a new Rust library for bioinformatics formats I’ve been working on. We’ll look in detail at one of my main design choices here, a columnar store for iterating BAM data, …

April 30, 20268 min read

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I was about to write a blog post after having done some research here but I see everyone already published that post today

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What’s the latest in git hosting? Saw @tangled.org and codeberg.org and also lubeno.dev and I’m happy to see movement in the area. Did I miss anything? What do people think about that?

The best kind of blog posts about blog tooling and blog redesigning, right?

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Still blogging