No longer on Twitter because I don't like Nazis. See my website noratrieb.dev or my mastodon:@noratrieb@hachyderm.io

Joined May 2018
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Noratrieb retweeted
9 Jul 2025
cargo build looks simple. But under the hood? It’s a maze of compiler stages, optimizations, and decisions. At #EuroRust25, @noratrieb will break it down. From rustc to LLVM to linking and all the steps in between. 🧵1/3
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Noratrieb retweeted
27 Oct 2024
"Mundane Halloween" returns! It's that time of year again, when Japanese website @dailyportalz holds its annual contest to dress up as something super ordinary. Here's a thread of some of my favorites from the 2024 contest!
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Noratrieb retweeted
I'm talking at a conference later this year (on UX AI). I just saw an ad for the conference with my photo and was like, wait, that doesn't look right. Is my bra showing in my profile pic and I've never noticed...? That's weird. I open my original photo. No bra showing. I put the two photos side by side and I'm like WTF... Someone edited my photo to unbutton my blouse and reveal a made-up hint of a bra or something else underneath. 🤨 Immediately, I email the conference host. (FYI he is a great, respectable guy with 5 kids at home.) He is super apologetic and immediately looks into the issue. He quickly reports back that the woman running their social media used a cropped square image from their website. She needed it to be more vertical, so she used an AI expand image tool to make the photo taller. AI invented the bottom part of the image (in which it believed that women's shirts should be unbuttoned further, with some tension around the buttons, and revealing a little hint of something underneath). 🤯 — FYI the conference organizers were super apologetic and took down all of the content with that photo.
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Noratrieb retweeted
11 Oct 2024
Fish the Beaver at #EuroRust2024
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Noratrieb retweeted
question: why are things hard to stabilize in the rust compiler?
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26 Sep 2024
it would be very nice for the world and industry if what the C committee said here was true and if they actually cared about memory safety. but with a committee that writes nonsense like this, actively denying the problem, i don't see this happening.
24 Sep 2024
"Memory safety is a very small part of security." -- C Committee submission to DOE laying out the language's memory safety strategy. It's not a long document. Give it a read. downloads.regulations.gov/ON…
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26 Sep 2024
The difference between C and C is that C has really basic memory unsafety, whereas C has very advanced memory unsafety
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26 Sep 2024
and security.googleblog.com/2024… nicely shows that you *don't* need to rewrite everything to get large memory safety improvements, just switching to somehow memory safe for future code is enough, and C is in the best position to have good interop with existing C code

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Noratrieb retweeted
apropos of nothing...... anyone looking for a Compiler Engineer?
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Noratrieb retweeted
Here's a fun trick you can do with template literals in TS!
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Noratrieb retweeted
26 Aug 2024
If your code forces me to think about the order of operator precedence in the language, you should add some ().
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4 Aug 2024
while i do post on twitter sometimes, you will find even more of my posts on mastodon and really should consider following me there instead: hachyderm.io/@nilstrieb
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Noratrieb retweeted
lol apparently X quietly and automatically opts everyone into being used as training data for Grok if you wish to opt out, here’s the link: x.com/settings/grok_settings
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13 Jul 2024
it hurts me to see things being rushed into Rusts edition 2024, which will cause people to burn out, because no one wants to wait for 3 years. it's a shame because Rust has very much solved this problem for releases... I hope we can do better next time.
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