Remote desktop protocol expert, OSS contributor and Microsoft MVP. I love designing products with Rust, C# and PowerShell. Proud to be CTO at Devolutions. 🇨🇦

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Replying to @bgrainger
That should be useful, thanks!
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I'm looking for .NET projects using SQLite that I could swap the original nuget dependency with Turso in order to surface bugs, gaps in features, and performance issues. Reply with a link to the project I should try wiring the .NET Turso bindings into 👇
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Replying to @cachecrab
Oh - I will totally use this as reference to do the same thing but with .NET and Roslyn instead
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Replying to @purefunctor
Let me know if it helps, I'm fairly positive that's why you're not seeing the performance boost you'd expect from the Dev Drive
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Thanks! I followed you back, my DMs are open. I'll get in touch early next week and see what we can do
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Replying to @robertmclaws
Oh, good idea for the .NET SDK! That can definitely speed it up even further than just the nuget cache paths
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I'm listening, it's not the first time someone mentions MMS MOA, do you mean the next one in May 2027? Sponsoring means we need to have the whole booth and people there, it's much easier if we can send someone as an attendee or speaker to an event
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Marc-André Moreau retweeted
Super impressed with @DevolutionsInc RDM. Been using their free version for years and I get asked frequently during presentations about the tool. Would love to have them show up at @mmsmoa or our @tcsmug as a sponsor.
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Because apparently I'm the first one that took the time to investigate and compare this huge time difference between Windows and Linux runners, and figure out it was because of the default nuget cache path pointing to the slow disk on Windows runners
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Replying to @purefunctor
Did you set CARGO_HOME to a path on your Dev Drive? That's really important
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You can check your DMs
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Awesome, I'm glad to hear that! I've been looking at how we could help with some of the funding on those initiatives, even if there are large PRs that show promising improvements, there would still need to be someone to review and get the work merged upstream properly
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Thanks a lot for your work
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OpenAI is a member of the Rust foundation, there are various initiatives being worked on that are looking for funding around build times and build output size. Are you in touch with the people on your side that deal with the foundation and those initiatives?
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Do you have that on a branch somewhere?
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Replying to @davidfowl
May I remind you that Microsoft is a member of the Rust foundation and can very well fund the initiatives around compile time and disk space improvements. Devolutions is doing it
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