FYI:

I'm not engaging on Twitter. It's leadership is undermining saftey and enabling hateful content targeting my 🏳️‍🌈 and 🏳️‍⚧️ friends (among others).

But I still want to reach people here, so will be posting basic updates w/ links off-site for discussion.

hachyderm.io/@chandlerc

Thoughts on predictors.fail over where I regularly post:

hachyderm.io/@chandlerc/113…

(Reminder, I'm not active here, find me on hachyderm or bsky)

Really excited about what the team has accomplished here! Also, the post shares some really fun details of hardened libc++, huge credit to the #Clang, #LLVM, and libc++ community!

Excited to share Google's memory safety strategy! We're working to build safer software by migrating to memory-safe languages like Rust as well as hardening our existing C++: security.googleblog.com/2024/10/safer-….

We'll be sharing more details in upcoming posts.

Proud to start sharing Google's strategy for tackling our remaining memory safety challenges: security.googleblog.com/2024/10/safer-…

High level, but it outlines the long-term strategy. We'll be sharing more detailed posts in this series.

#CPlusPlus #RustLang #CarbonLang

Amazing update to one of my favorite stories about memory safety from Android folks: security.googleblog.com/2024/09/elimin…

Degree to which memory safe languages reduces this category of exploitation, and lower the aggregate exploit severity of a product is remarkable.

hachyderm.io/@chandlerc/113…

And the fourth amazing edition of the Carbon Copy, your newsletter for #CarbonLang, is out! github.com/carbon-languag…

This strange tweet got >25k retweets. The author sounds confident, and he uses lots of hex and jargon. There are red flags though... like what's up with the DEI stuff, and who says "stack trace dump"? Let's take a closer look... 🧵1/n

Hot off the virtual presses is the 3rd edition of the Carbon Copy!! =D

I'm particularly excited about this one as it digs in a bit deeper into some meaty bits of the language design.

github.com/carbon-languag…

#CarbonLang

New blog post: Notes from the Carbon panel session at EuroLLVM 2024. muxup.com/2024q2/notes-f…

Second edition of the Carbon Copy is out!

github.com/carbon-languag…

More details over on Hachyderm: hachyderm.io/@chandlerc/112…

1. The New York Times has published a 4,500 word opinion piece by Pamela Paul targeting transgender care.

It is filled with inaccuracies, faulty citations, and factually incorrect claims.

Lets dive in.

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First edition of THE CARBON COPY!!! =D

Otherwise known as the new #CarbonLang newsletter: github.com/carbon-languag…

Second guest blog post from a 2023 GSoC #CarbonLang contributor!

chandlerc.blog/posts/2023/11/…

First guest blog post from a 2023 GSoC contributor to #CarbonLang!

Improving the user-facing Carbon Explorer output: chandlerc.blog/posts/2023/11/…

We have just released a new CppNow 2023 Conference Video!

Lightning Talk: Writing a Lookup Table in C++ - by @zygoloid - CppNow 2023

youtube.com/watch?v=SnKGD-…

#Lookuptables #Programming

I still call it Twitter.

Don't fall for bad comparisons to dead naming a human being. A corporation is not a human being, no matter what citizens united or the Supreme Court try to tell you.

There's no rule anywhere that says that I have to play along with the terrible rebrand.

We hope you enjoy this CppNow 2023 Presentation!

Carbon Language Successor Strategy: From C++ Interop to Memory Safety - Chandler Carruth - CppNow 2023

youtube.com/watch?v=1ZTJ9o…

#Coding #Cpp

We have just released a new CppNow 2023 Conference Video!

Carbon Language Successor Strategy: From C++ Interop to Memory Safety - by @chandlerc1024 - CppNow 2023

youtube.com/watch?v=1ZTJ9o…

#Carbonlang #Coding

Carbon Language Successor Strategy: From C++ Interop to Memory Safety - by @chandlerc1024 - CppNow 2023

youtube.com/watch?v=1ZTJ9o…

#Cpp #Memorysafety

Really excited the keynote I gave at #CppNow back in May on #CarbonLang is now live!
youtu.be/1ZTJ9omXOQ0

This digs much more deeply into the ideas around interop and how it can potentially provide a path towards memory safety.