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by 0atman 3y ago
I daily drive asahi on a mac mini m1 - everything I need to build my music, podcasts, code, and yt videos[1] works great. The raspberry pi has given us 10 years of warm-up for ARM compatibility. [1] eg https://www.youtube.com&#x2
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by 0atman 3y ago
This is it - nothing beats my asahi m1 air on anything: price, battery life, desktop cpu grunt, no throttling either thermally or on battery. I can't believe the best arm machine is made by Apple, 3 years on. Eventually we'll have
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by 0atman 4y ago
This is a feature, not a bug: https://youtu.be/MWRPYBoCEaY
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by 0atman 4y ago
Rust's 'one-size-fits-all' approach and the 'rewrite it in rust' movement are due to the language's high-level flexibility whilst also being as low-level as C. If you set out to write a new language in Rust, to
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by 0atman 4y ago
22 people in the study :eyeroll:
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by 0atman 4y ago
This seems like classic DDOS symptoms, right? It's not that the documents are gone, they're inaccessible.
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by 0atman 4y ago
Brilliant! Keep going, I hear is the advice, your best work is behind the initial bad stuff - so get it out!
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by 0atman 4y ago
Thank you so much! I'll keep going I think, I have a lot of thoughts about exciting technical topics, so expect more!
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by 0atman 4y ago
You're too kind! I'm just using a Rode Procaster in an extremely cluttered room XD However, I don't recommend the setup, I tested an SM58 and the damn thing sounds IDENTICAL, but 1/4 the price! The trick is to speak very
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by 0atman 4y ago
WONDERFUL! That's literally my ENTIRE goal with the rust series - to just get people over the initial learning curve. It's not INCOMPREHENSIBLE, but you have to know in your BONES why you are putting in the work!
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by 0atman 4y ago
I'm so pleased! That video is based on an article from fasterthanli.me - Amos writes SUCH high-quality articles, I asked his permission to base that video on his "A Half-Hour To Learn Rust" post. Certainly worth clicking arou
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by 0atman 4y ago
More recently (March of this year) I also started to teach what I can about coding on my YouTube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/c/NoBoilerplate ) Which has seen enormous positive feedback - and youtube ads are very fa
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by 0atman 4y ago
Coding pairs well and elevates many other side-hustles, I think. Nearly every job can benefits from automation, and if it can't, then the logical thinking that coding requires will improve it in some way. I paired coding with fiction w
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by 0atman 4y ago
Agreed! OP: Do you think Ruby is the last language you'll have to learn? ;-) Stick with it, sonic-pi is worth it!
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by 0atman 4y ago
We don't need Rust frameworks that act like javascript. As others have said, this doesn't seem to add more to Axum, in fact, it seems to remove features? I dig poem-openapi, personally.
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by 0atman 4y ago
I couldn't agree more
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by 0atman 4y ago
There will never be a Rust 2.0 for this reason. Perfect backwards compatibility is guaranteed forever. (New code can use new features using the "editions" system)
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by 0atman 4y ago
They said "good package management" ;-)
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by 0atman 4y ago
You comment made me think of Rayon, a rust module for upgrading any iterator into a concurrent iterator https://docs.rs/rayon/latest/rayon/iter/
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by 0atman 4y ago
Have you tried Rust? It checks a great deal of your boxes, don't be misled by the reputation of a "systems programming language"! I made a video explaining why rust is different here, if you're interested https:/&#
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by 0atman 4y ago
Rust with lisp syntax. Like what this macro does https://github.com/JunSuzukiJapan/macro-lisp Wait maybe what I want already exists
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by 0atman 4y ago
Yeah this really sounds like just Nim. Nim is great! (Though not popular enough yet)
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by 0atman 4y ago
Add a better type system and you've got Rust!
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by 0atman 4y ago
Came here to say this. Rust is so great already, but with lisp syntax that would do it for me By the way this already kind of exists. https://github.com/JunSuzukiJapan/macro-lisp Lisp syntax that translates to real rus
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by 0atman 4y ago
I feel like something like this could be incubated INSIDE Rust. Look at this tiny proof-of-concept lisp in a rust macro: https://crates.io/crates/macro_lisp - Full LSP support (because rust macros have full LSP support
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Rust: Your Code Can Be Perfect(youtube.com)
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by 0atman 4y ago
Hi all, I wrote this as part of a series of talks I'm giving at my work, with the aim to start building up Rust interest, do some learning and pairing, and eventually, work on small Rust projects. I'm guessing we'll probably
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by 0atman 4y ago
The wording on the rust crate suggests that it's the correct way to interact with spotify these days https://crates.io/crates/librespot
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by 0atman 4y ago
What a weirdly US-centric question.
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by 0atman 4y ago
I clicked through to the store thinking "Come on TE, what pricepoint have you set this time", and it's $2,000. Two grand. I chuckled, and closed the tab.

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