Drops of Dew
journal of a drifting mind
A TUI for Hyperfine
A hack that’s been at the back of my mind ever since my post on performance comparison between two Rust geospatial libraries was to augment hyperfine with a text-based user interface (TUI) to better visualize the ongoing benchmarking in the terminal. Tl;dr on hyperfine: It’s a command-line tool that allows...
Hecto.rs - A toy Rusty text editor
I took a break from paid work in the later half of 2025 with the goal of intentionally choosing the next iteration of my career.
CI reliability #4: What did we achieve and where do we go from here?
This is the last in a series of posts on my exploits measuring and squashing reliability woes in the Continuous Integration (CI) automation of the Azure Communication Services web UI library. Other posts in this series: chapter 1, chapter 2 and chapter 3.
CI reliability #3: WebRTC has the last say
This is the third in a series of posts on my exploits measuring and squashing reliability woes in the Continuous Integration (CI) automation of the Azure Communication Services web UI library. Other posts in this series: chapter 1, chapter 2 and conclusion.
CI reliability #2: The test that would only pass two times out of five
This is the second in a series of posts on my exploits measuring and squashing reliability woes in the Continuous Integration (CI) automation of the Azure Communication Services web UI library. Other posts in this series: chapter 1, chapter 3 and conclusion.