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by carols10cents 6y ago
You might enjoy the Edition Guide! https://doc.rust-lang.org/edition-guide/
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by carols10cents 6y ago
> I'm convinced that short release cycle and feature 'bloat' are related. I simply don't want Rust to become the new C++ I'm confused... C++ doesn't have a short release cycle and it became feature bloated
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by carols10cents 6y ago
What stops this subreddit from becoming spammed with fake reviews or otherwise succumbing to the problems of Amazon reviews?
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Also, did your daughter consent to you discussing her choice of menstrual products on the public internet?
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by carols10cents 6y ago
> Giroir told Templet he needed about 100,000 nasopharyngeal swabs within a week. Templet told the admiral that wouldn’t be possible. Giroir asked him to reconsider. The next morning, Templet told him it would be possible. Nightmare fuel
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Neat! Will be interesting to see how COVID-19 upends everyone's brackets, including ones built on AI where no historical data on pandemic effects were available...
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by carols10cents 6y ago
It's his judgment of her choice I have a problem with.
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by carols10cents 6y ago
It sounds really weird that you're disappointed in your daughter for a choice she's making with her own body that you don't even have any experience with...
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by carols10cents 6y ago
TIL Mozilla, AWS, Google, Microsoft, and Huawei are "nobody"... https://foundation.rust-lang.org/
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Through decades of experimentation, I have proven that hitting the 57 on the bottle is the best way to get the shearing force going.
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by carols10cents 6y ago
How does K&R back up the claims you've made here?
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Why would you guess about how much C or Rust code that ripgrep contains when you could very quickly look? https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep
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by carols10cents 6y ago
NY Times Mon < Tue < Wed < Thu < Fri < Sat < Sun < British Cryptic < RegEx
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by carols10cents 6y ago
What libraries are you trying to use for what tasks that you can only find async libraries?
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by carols10cents 6y ago
You can choose to not upgrade your crates to avoid this cost.
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by carols10cents 6y ago
If you're interested in continuing with Rust, I'd suggest that you think about making code that produces the right result first and make it fast later: use `clone` everywhere you run into borrowing problems, use `Rc` or `Arc` in
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by carols10cents 6y ago
> My interest was not (and still isn’t) in operating systems, programming language design, or safety (with respect to memory, formal verfiability, modeling as types, etc.). Absolutely if you're not interested in the safety Rust brin
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Has anyone had success using office hours to bring on new contributors to an OSS project?
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by carols10cents 6y ago
"DMs open" in your twitter bio as a woman is an excellent way to get lots of "hello" messages from randos...
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Pro tip: the best RFC is 2119 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2119
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Glad you like the book and Rust!! <3
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Other co-author here, that's great to hear!!
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by carols10cents 6y ago
I'm the other co-author, thank you for sharing this! It means a lot to me <3
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by carols10cents 6y ago
From the article: > In this case, Google is accused of relying on pieces of its code within websites that use its analytics and advertising services to scrape users’ supposedly private browsing history and send copies of it to Google’s s
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by carols10cents 6y ago
And then there are places that have a coin deposit you can get back if you return your cart properly, which provides an interesting comparison of intrinsic vs extrinsic motivation.
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Ahh, I see you've read this philosophy classic: https://www.amazon.com/Elephant-Piggie-Reading-Nothing-Butto...
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by carols10cents 6y ago
This is my favorite variation of the trolley problem, which is absolutely tested in real life all the time: https://ruinmyweek.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/live-laugh... I especially love this variatio
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Note: The Rust Cookbook has existed for 4 years now, but it's still unofficial and somewhat out of date because we don't have enough people maintaining it.
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by carols10cents 6y ago
Cargo will not ever look on crates.io for a library if you specify a `registry` attribute for a dependency. https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/registries.html
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by carols10cents 9y ago
Based on your use of the words jobs, offers, interviews, etc it sounds like you're assuming that being on a Rust team is a paid job. This is not the case. Mozilla indeed employs a lot of the people on the teams, but I have my own compa

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