More #rustlang databases!

We ran the first actually parallel query in Seq’s new #rustlang query engine today 🥳 It’s been a few months on top of a few years on top of a few more from everyone so far to get here, and it’s just the start

We're looking forward to catching up with customers and friends at NDC Oslo this year; we hope you'll come by the Seq booth and say hello!

We've got a proposal for an update to the Rust Language UUID library in response to the new v6, v7, and v8 formats. Any input would be greatly appreciated! github.com/uuid-rs/uuid/p…

Brisbane’s native fauna. 🧵 1/N

Our precious cargo made it to Oslo! Come and see us this week at #ndcoslo 😋

I’m putting a line in the sand: no new problems will be solved with new code. There’s too much of it already. Everything is now a docs issue.

The 1.2.0 release of the #rustlang uuid crate supports the new draft sortable v6, v7, and v8 versions: kodraus.github.io/rust/2022/10/0…

Gonna give JetBrains Fleet a solid go as my solo editor/IDE for a week or so. Is it a whole new stack or is it IntelliJ based too? So far it seems new?

New on the Seq blog: how-to tail a log file or folder with Fluent Bit and Seq ✨ blog.datalust.co/tailing-a-log-…

Doing some work to modernize and consolidate out UI stack this year. Ensuring everything builds with just tsc, that most logic is separated out from framework components in a portable library, that we minimise build and runtime dependencies. So far I’m loving rollup

Wanted to tinker with decimal floating point support and got as far as “asm!” in powerpc64le having no “dadd”. Not sure if that’s a powerpc portability thing or just missing support in LLVM or rustc 🤷

I think we all need to stop using sealed traits and custom derives to paper over design incoherence in Rust libraries