Scour - September Update | Evan Schwartz
Better interest recommendations, reading history, reaction links, flags, and more.| Evan Schwartz
Better interest recommendations, reading history, reaction links, flags, and more.| Evan Schwartz
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Infinite scroll, emoji tags, email digests, and more!| Evan Schwartz
Last week, I wrote up a little announcement post about Scour on the r/RSS subreddit. I'm copying that post over here for anyone else that might be interested:| Evan Schwartz
I enjoy doing escape rooms and was planning to do a couple of them with a group of friends this weekend. The very minor and not-very-important challenge, however, was that I couldn't figure out how to assign friends to rooms. I want to do at least one room with each person, different people are arriving and leaving at different times, and there are only so many time slots. Both Claude 3.7 Sonnet and ChatGPT o3 tried and failed to figure out a workable solution given my constraints. However, a...| Evan Schwartz
Hot Mode, Extra-Liking Posts, Single-Interest View, and a Design Update.| Evan Schwartz
New features: likes and dislikes, popular posts and user likes feeds, and the ability to show which feeds a post appeared in.| Evan Schwartz
Maud, Axum, SQLx, and HTMX make for a snappy UX and pleasant DX.| Evan Schwartz
Here’s the recording of my presentation about Scour at the Rust NYC Meetup (link).| Evan Schwartz
Hi friends,| Evan Schwartz
If you use async Rust and Tokio, you are likely to run into some variant of the "future is not Send" compiler error. While transitioning some sequential asyn...| Evan Schwartz
Hi 👋, I'm Evan Schwartz. I'm an ideas person, inventor, and software engineer (Rust/Typescript).| Evan Schwartz
Understanding query planner quirks yielded a ~35% speedup.| Evan Schwartz
If you're developing an application and find yourself running a benchmark whose results are measured in nanoseconds... you should probably stop and get back ...| Evan Schwartz
Vector embeddings by themselves are pretty neat. Binary quantized vector embeddings are extra impressive. In short, they can retain 95+% retrieval accuracy with 32x compression 🤯.| Evan Schwartz
Async Rust is powerful. And it can be a pain to work with (and learn). Async Rust can be a pleasure to work with, though, if we can do it without `Send + Sync + 'static`.| Evan Schwartz
