Entrepreneur. Founder of @gdlauncher. Former software engineer at @tsm @theblitzapp. Typescript - Rust - Golang
Joined July 2012
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15 Jun 2025
This weekend I had to do some research that I thought could benefit other people as well, so I wrote an article about it. All feedback is welcome
dev.to/blarfoon/why-not-usin…
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15 Jun 2025
Why Not Using TypeScript (or Using It Wrong) Is Killing Your App Performance
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17 Sep 2024
Lately i've ran into a pretty fun bug in my production app called @gdlauncher.
I thought I could write an article on it, so maybe other people can learn from my mistake.
medium.com/@davide-ceschia/h…
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2 Dec 2023
ChatGPT feels impressive when I’m asking it questions about a topic I don’t know anything about.
But once I start asking questions about complex problems that I understand, it feels like I’m talking to someone who is just randomly Googling for answers to my questions.
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4 Oct 2023
Unpopular opinion: this is actually not bad. If you wrap all necessary texts with this function (which does nothing yet), assuming you know there WILL be sanitisation requirements, 99% of the work is already done. It’s actually pretty smart to think a few moments ahead of you
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2 Oct 2023
I can literally smell this photo
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1 Oct 2023
All I want for Christmas is for @MelkeyDev to stop capitalizing the L in Golang
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26 Sep 2023
I love @Railway, such a nice platform, but I still can't quite understand how such a big platform doesn't issue DPAs. Are their users only dealing with customers outside EU/CA/VA... or just straight up breaking the law?
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21 Sep 2023
I just finished writing a super small POC of a cyclic services system in #rust we use at @gdlauncher. It’s especially useful for complex domains where services have cyclic deps on each other, but it still makes sense to split them into different services
github.com/killpowa/rust-cyc…
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21 Sep 2023
Best thing is that unless you need a ref of the services in an external impl block, this is fully safe rust
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13 Sep 2023
I am currently hiring a #rust #javascript #typescript engineer to work on @gdlauncher full time.
Ideally the candidate knows both. DM me if interested.
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29 Aug 2023
Maybe we should stop torturing it with TS questions
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15 Aug 2023
I’ve been trying golang 2 for a couple of days now and it’s pretty nice! Can’t wait to see it adopted in production
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7 Aug 2023
Having used both go and rust for my startups for a about a year, I don’t think go makes me more productive than rust.
If anything rust allows me to move quicker and safer in prod thanks to the stronger type system and safeties it offers.
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7 Aug 2023
And no, I don’t .unwrap() all my stuff. Using anyhow makes it just as easy while allowing you to properly handle the errors
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7 Aug 2023
Rust obviously requires more time to learn, but I think it’s an investment. It provides much stronger safeties and guarantees. It allows you to optimise the code much more where needed, and just YOLO it where it’s not.
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7 Aug 2023
I think go allows you to move quickly from the beginning, which is the whole point of why Google created it. They have a very quick flow of new engineers with a Java/c background, so picking up golang should be fast and allow them to be productive faster
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