Location: Portland, Oregon, United States

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Haskell, Rust, PostgreSQL, Nix, NixOS, Linux

Resume: http://s3.evanrelf.com/resume.pdf

Email: evan@evanrelf.com

Location: Portland, Oregon, United States.

Remote: In office or remote okay.

Willing to relocate: Yes.

Technologies: Haskell, Rust, PostgreSQL, Nix, TypeScript.

Resume: https://s3.evanrelf.com/resume.pdf

Email: evan@evanrelf.com

Passionate about foundational systems and developer tooling. Love build systems, databases, text editors, command-line tools, etc.

Wow this resonates so much with me. This is so similar to my own life experience.

A zipper!

Like Zed's `SumTree`!

https://zed.dev/blog/zed-decoded-rope-sumtree

I love Dexter! <3

> Posted on June 9, 2022

Yeah, it is old. But I only found it recently and did not see a discussion of it yet.

I found this quite interesting. I love rust, but async rust always seems almost like a different language.

Lifetimes become much more complex and much less useful, you use Box and Arc way too much. It seems like you would be better off if everything was heap allocated.

Working with local futures brings back some of the things I love about rust, but it is certainly not prominently featured in libraries like tokio and the entire async ecosystem.

> posted on June 9, 2022

> this is old

???

It's possible a form of AI (depending on your definition of the term) is powering some of these features, but it's used as an implementation detail, not a marketing term, which I appreciate.

Wuby on Wails

What device do you use?

Not the OP but I use a Zoom H1N. Terrific device and runs on 2 NiMH AAA cells