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Mostly a Rust hacker

Interests: Reversible programming, HTTP Live Streaming and derivatives, FreeBSD

Homepage: https://erk.dev
GitHub: https://github.com/Erk-
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SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst

Gudskelov for Wikipedia!
Vi er glade for åbenhed, og i de sidste 15 år har SMK haft stor glæde af Wikipedia. Samlingen er fornemt repræsenteret, og har igennem årene bevæget sig ud på over 9.000 forskellige opslag på det store, fælles onlineleksikon.
Hvilke værker bruges mest? Tak for spørgsmålet, for vi har netop kigget dybt i statistikken. Og det drejer sig om:

🖼️ Cornelis Cornelisz. van Haarlem, Titanernes fald, 1588 – 1590.
🖼️Nicolai Abildgaard, Hamlet hos sin moder, 1776 – 1779
🖼️C.A. Lorentzen, Dannebrog falder ned fra himlen under Volmerslaget ved Lyndanisse (Tallin) i Estland den 15. juni 1219, 1809
🖼️ Henri Matisse, Selvportræt, 1906

Samlet vises SMK-kunst omkring 2.2 millioner gange om måneden på Wikipedia 👌

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@ma3ke The diffraction makes the lights very pretty, it nearly makes it seem unreal. Great photos!
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@maya I feel like I always went the complete different direction where every year when it sounded I would down a research hole and read up on it everywhere I could. To this day I still look after the sirens when I am walking around.
But I can see how they are possible to find scary if you don't know about it, I was a bit surprised the first time I heard them in the Netherlands, but I had some coworkers who could tell me that it was normal.
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@ma3ke In Denmark they are only tested once per year with sound, when I lived in NL I remember that we used it as the lunch alarm (well the one day per month) which it works well as.
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@maya Its such a great way, its how I have been learning Linux for the past decade :P
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@maya that is when the withdrawal symptoms begin to show
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Imagine organizing a Rust conference and having zero women on stage. That's just embarrasing. https://oxidizeconf.com/

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@aDot for _reasons_ I have been looking into the history of the range types and a pretty interesting thing I fell over was the exact comment that is the reasons for that impl https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/19794#issuecomment-66860712 the early days of rust did not have as much rigor as there is today, which maybe was a good thing at the time to actually finish a release.
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@q Can you set the numeric IP instead?
Like for those two it would be:
U32 IP for [192, 168, 88, 5]: 3232258053
U32 IP for [255, 255, 255, 0]: 4294967040

( small playground to calculate them as I could not find a thing online for it: https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2024&gist=613c59bcfe48840216cf1f2f70e2a704 )
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This months meetup is up. Looking forward to seeing everyone :)

https://www.meetup.com/copenhagen-rust-community/events/315767999

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Now I can finally commit Rust code crimes legally. 😌

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A post by @Mara have been stuck in my head for about two months now so I just had to write out my thoughts on what the most central railway station in the Netherlands is: https://erk.dev/2026/06/21/the-most-central-station-in-nl
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Took a cool self-portrait of me on the boat at dusk.

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@ma3ke A backpack could look pretty cool made out of that.

Maybe you could weld it with a hot air gun or something similar?
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@ma3ke That is pretty cool, I love the tag as well.

Is it from like a tarp? At least it reminds me of that.
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@freya @ori NTNU Universitetsbiblioteket: Biblioteket Gjøvik

https://bibsok.no/?tnr=4503069
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@freya @ori There is a library a bit north of Oslo that seemingly has it as well
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