# back soon (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 3 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover back soon. Page: Feed: --- ## [Two billboard](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/two-billboard) _2026-08-22 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ Wealth isn’t just about earning more, it’s about using money wisely. ## [Billboards](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/billboards) _2026-08-21 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ Income matters, but financial discipline matters even more. ## [Two billboards](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/two-billboards-18d) _2026-08-20 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ Time is the one asset everyone gets equally but how you use it makes the difference. ## [Two billboards](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/two-billboards) _2026-08-19 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ One powerful message: success isn’t about luckit’s about strategy and discipline. ## [Time + consistency beat short-term thinking.](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/time-consistency-beat-short-term) _2026-08-18 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ Investing isn’t about getting rich overnight. ## [Investment-themed billboard](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/investment-themed-billboard) _2026-08-17 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ The image features two large black-framed roadside billboards positioned side by side, creating a visual conversation about wealth, investing, time, and inflation. ## [Investment Billboard](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/investment-billboard) _2026-08-16 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ A powerful visual metaphor for investing, patience, and long-term wealth creation. ## [The most expensive investment mistake is often not choosing the wrong asset.](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/the-most-expensive-investment-mistake) _2026-08-15 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ It’s waiting forever to start. ## [Protecting the Rust standard library from accidental breakage](https://predr.ag/blog/protecting-the-rust-stdlib-from-breakage/) _2026-08-15 · Predrag Gruevski · Predrag Gruevski's blog and personal site._ Accidental breakage can happen in any codebase . The Rust standard library isn't magically exempt from this — so it too now uses cargo-semver-checks to prevent accidental breakage . Here's why this took months of work by multiple Rustaceans, dozens of pull requests, and 15,000+ lines of code across the Rust repo, cargo-semver-checks , and its component libraries. ## [Small savings don’t look powerful today. Compounding makes them powerful tomorrow.](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/small-savings-dont-look-powerful) _2026-08-14 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ The image captures a simple investment lesson through two roadside billboards. ## [Trade Smarter With IBKR (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/5QMb1IX3xMAQ) _2026-08-14 · **Sponsored**_ Join Interactive Brokers through a referral and start investing with low-cost global access. ## [What happened.....](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/what-happened) _2026-08-13 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ When the market falls, everyone suddenly becomes an expert. ## [The biggest investment mistake isn’t choosing the wrong asset.](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/the-biggest-investment-mistake-isnt) _2026-08-12 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ It’s waiting until the future feels certain. ## [Trying to beat the market is exhausting.](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/trying-to-beat-the-market-is-exhausting) _2026-08-11 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ Trying to beat the market is exhausting. ## [“Sorry, no post today. I’m still recovering from surgery. I’ll be back soon.](https://rcdfinance.substack.com/p/sorry-no-post-today-im-still-recovering-d65) _2026-08-10 · RAMACHANRA DAS · RAMACHANRA DAS_ Sorry ## [Creating a website for sharing knowledge](https://weaponizer.bearblog.dev/creating-a-website-for-sharing-knowledge/) _2026-08-06 · weaponizer · The Weaponizer's Region_ I'm planning to put together my own website soon. I want to share some technical stuff or maybe some interesting tidbits on it, although I'm not totally sure what the main focus will end up being, but I'll figure it out as I develop it. Honestly, I'll probably spend more time working on that than I do on this blog, which is kind of funny, considering I haven't been very active here anyway. Contact… ## [Changing the game](https://weaponizer.bearblog.dev/changing-the-game/) _2026-07-31 · weaponizer · The Weaponizer's Region_ Hi, it's been a while. Cutting straight to the point; I've been missing from blogging for quite some time (over a month, actually). The reason I came back was because I had an idea for something. I'm not going to delete my previous blogs; however, I'm going to shift this blog into something a little bit different. And the reason why I won't delete my previous blogs is that I want to embrace what I… ## [Standard Notes Forever!](https://weaponizer.bearblog.dev/standard-notes-forever/) _2026-06-27 · weaponizer · The Weaponizer's Region_ I've used many note-taking apps, such as Obsidian and Joplin. The best thing about those types of apps is that they are very open in terms of functionality and experience. My personal issue with them is exactly that. I'm not someone who has time for complex note-taking with certain plugins and templates. That's where Standard Notes comes in. Every time I try to switch to another note-taking… ## [Hello again](https://weaponizer.bearblog.dev/hello-again/) _2026-06-09 · weaponizer · The Weaponizer's Region_ I've been away from writing here for a while now. Ironically, I stated that I'd be writing again a couple of weeks ago. I think distractions are the main reason for my time off. I'll be posting again, and I'm gonna try to be consistent with it. Contact me! ## [My "wants" for attention](https://weaponizer.bearblog.dev/my-wants-for-attention/) _2026-05-27 · weaponizer · The Weaponizer's Region_ This blog post is not discoverable. I don't think this, and my other blog posts, were ever intended to have an audience to begin with. Ever since I started enabling the discoverable feature for Bear Blog, I've been writing less, as my posts would not gain as much attention. This invisible pressure would also make me feel isolated, and it's ironic because this blog platform isn't designed for fame… ## [Fedora: My Indispensable Distro](https://weaponizer.bearblog.dev/fedora-my-indispensable-distro/) _2026-05-25 · weaponizer · The Weaponizer's Region_ I've been using Linux for over two years now. I started with Linux Mint , as many "You Should Switch to Linux!" YouTube videos and "Best Linux Distros for Beginners" articles always recommended it to complete beginners. I liked it. It felt absolutely refreshing. Windows had always given me feelings of unease and displeasure. I've had many bad memories with Windows; my first online friends who… ## [Real SIMs for AI Agents (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/U7zJylwvOIMd) _2026-05-25 · **Sponsored**_ Pass 2FA and verifications with real carrier numbers via our API. ## [Ego is the enemy](https://weaponizer.bearblog.dev/ego-is-the-enemy/) _2026-05-23 · weaponizer · The Weaponizer's Region_ I used to be bullied when I was younger, like most people. Although, for some reason, I never seemed to mind it as much, maybe because I was more focused on video games and cartoons and reenacting those with this small friend group during recess. Looking back, I think this is when my ego started becoming fragile. But as I grew older, my brain started to mature, and I began hanging out with a bunch… ## [I'm gonna be back soon!](https://weaponizer.bearblog.dev/im-gonna-be-back-soon/) _2026-05-21 · weaponizer · The Weaponizer's Region_ It looks like I haven't written anything in a while. I'll choose to get back into it. I got too distracted ever since school ended for me for the summer, and I've been binge-playing Ghost of Tsushima on PC for the first time. I never thought I'd be playing a game that is modern and astoundingly beautiful, as I usually played older titles. Anywho, I'll be back soon. I just need to work on my time… ## [No friends = solitude?](https://weaponizer.bearblog.dev/no-friends-solitude/) _2026-05-14 · weaponizer · The Weaponizer's Region_ I really want to just be more laid-back, but the slightest things in life just irritate me. I think it's always been this way for me, but it seems to be getting worse, especially as I distance myself from most of society by being online too much. I had a friend who would always send me the most annoying memes/shitposts in DMs. If I were anyone else, I'd probably be brutally honest about their… ## [There's no such thing as "the best game ever made"](https://weaponizer.bearblog.dev/theres-no-such-thing-as-the-best-game-ever-made/) _2026-05-11 · weaponizer · The Weaponizer's Region_ I remember one of my classmates in my English class in high school had to answer one of the attendance questions from our teacher, and one of the questions for that day was "What's your favorite childhood memory?" That classmate chose the game Pokémon LeafGreen for the Game Boy Advance . They claimed that it was "the best game ever made," and at the time, I was just thinking, "Okay, so he grew up… ## [The Self-Cancelling Subscription](https://predr.ag/blog/the-self-cancelling-subscription/) _2026-04-01 · Predrag Gruevski · Predrag Gruevski's blog and personal site._ Happy April 1st! This post is part of April Cools Club : an April 1st effort to publish genuine essays on unexpected topics. Please enjoy this true story, and rest assured that the tech content will be back soon! One Friday night a few months ago, my family and I sat down to relax and enjoy a TV show on our streaming platform of choice. The subscription was a perk of one of our credit cards, and… ## [Exponential growth continued — cargo-semver-checks 2025 Year in Review](https://predr.ag/blog/cargo-semver-checks-2025-year-in-review/) _2026-01-11 · Predrag Gruevski · Predrag Gruevski's blog and personal site._ Last year's annual review post observed that cargo-semver-checks ' lint library is undergoing exponential growth, doubling each year: 30 lints at the end of 2022, 57 lints in 2023, and 120 at the end of 2024. We bring 2025 to a close with 242 lints, more than doubling last year's total — and that's just one facet of what we accomplished. Let's look at the full picture, and… ## [Ghosts in the Compilation](https://predr.ag/blog/ghosts-in-the-compilation/) _2025-10-31 · Predrag Gruevski · Predrag Gruevski's blog and personal site._ Recently, a cargo-semver-checks user reached out with a conundrum: cargo-semver-checks reported being unable to build their crate, but when they ran cargo check themselves, it always completed successfully. Something cursed was going on! The fix is part of the upcoming cargo-semver-checks v0.45 release—what better day than Halloween to talk about this ghost story! ## [Unsoundness and accidental features in the \\#\[target\_feature\]\</code\>\</nobr\> attribute](https://predr.ag/blog/unsoundness-and-accidental-features-in-target-feature/) _2025-07-05 · Predrag Gruevski · Predrag Gruevski's blog and personal site._ Researching the SemVer hazards of the #\[target\_feature\] attribute led to finding unexpected unsoundness, discovering an "accidental feature" in Rust, finding bugs in rustdoc , the creation of an RFC that evolves the Rust language , and the addition of a dozen new SemVer lints. My work on cargo-semver-checks benefits the Rust ecosystem in more ways than just preventing breakage! ## [XORry Not Sorry: The Most Amusing Security Flaws I've Discovered](https://predr.ag/blog/xorry-not-sorry-most-amusing-security-flaws-ive-discovered/) _2025-04-01 · Predrag Gruevski · Predrag Gruevski's blog and personal site._ Happy April 1st! This post is part of April Cools Club : an April 1st effort to publish genuine essays on unexpected topics. Please enjoy these true stories, and rest assured that the tech content will be back soon! The mouse started moving. Not the one on the desk, the pointer on the screen! First to the left, then down to the bottom corner. \*Click!\* The Windows Start menu came up. " cmd " wrote… ## [When is "this trait can be implemented" part of the trait's public API?](https://predr.ag/blog/when-is-trait-can-be-implemented-public-api/) _2025-03-08 · Predrag Gruevski · Predrag Gruevski's blog and personal site._ cargo-semver-checks v0.40 ships a massive upgrade to its system for detecting sealed traits. The new system is an all-around win-win: it improves the accuracy of a dozen existing lints, enables a new series of helpful lints, handles cyclic trait relationships, and is also faster than the old system. All that took a lot of work! Here's a look at how we made it happen. ## [International money transfers (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/9EF8BdXIEdar) _2025-03-07 · **Sponsored**_ Send money to other countries and manage multi‑currency balances online. ## ["We never update unless forced to" — cargo-semver-checks 2024 Year in Review](https://predr.ag/blog/cargo-semver-checks-2024-year-in-review/) _2025-01-21 · Predrag Gruevski · Predrag Gruevski's blog and personal site._ cargo-semver-checks ends 2024 having improved dramatically over the course of the year: 12 new releases featuring 63 new lints, with 1175 merged PRs from 57 authors across the many repos that make the project tick. Let's recap what we learned, the biggest things we shipped, and the facets of the project that made it to the conference and podcast circuits. ## [Breakage! in the Cargo.toml — How Rust Package Features Work (And Break)](https://predr.ag/blog/breakage-in-the-cargo-toml-how-rust-package-features-work/) _2024-12-04 · Predrag Gruevski · Predrag Gruevski's blog and personal site._ cargo-semver-checks v0.37 can now scan Cargo.toml files for breakage! In this post: a primer on Rust package features, and how innocuous-looking Cargo.toml changes can break your users. ## [Is this trait sealed, or not sealed — that is the question](https://predr.ag/blog/is-this-trait-sealed-or-not-sealed/) _2024-09-03 · Predrag Gruevski · Predrag Gruevski's blog and personal site._ cargo-semver-checks v0.35 can determine whether Rust traits are "sealed", allowing it to catch many tricky new instances of SemVer breakage. Why is accurate sealed trait detection so important, and why is implementing it correctly so hard?