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by dymk 3y ago
On one hand, I agree that on the surface, this looks complex, if you don't read it. But on the other hand, just read the code. It's not complex. You drill down into a tokio namespace. You make a builder object. You unwrap it. Th
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by dymk 3y ago
Neither have I :-)
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by dymk 3y ago
Then use the code I posted if you don't want a helper library. Or just wrap it in your own function if it's too complex for your tastes.
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by dymk 3y ago
This article is by a Rust contributor. I'm sure they want to see Rust be more widely adopted as well. Async is pretty great, but it's not perfect, and in some situations its shortcomings cannot be worked around easily.
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by dymk 3y ago
> However, if a library uses async, you have little choice but to make your whole project async. This isn't true. I'm writing an application right now that is mostly sync, but has a small amount of async code in it. It's e
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by dymk 3y ago
I have plenty of gripes about async in rust, but one of the things it's surprisingly good at is isolation of async runtimes. There's no reason you can't have multiple tokio runtimes, or transient runtimes, in your applicati
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by dymk 3y ago
A maximum on the band already existed, you just didn't know what it was.
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by dymk 3y ago
I believe that this has been your experience - I can only offer my own as another data point. I've done the "two competing offers" thing four or five times at companies big and small. I've never had a company rescind an
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by dymk 3y ago
That's why you find two companies you'd like to work for, and have them compete against each other. This is just job hunting basics.
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by dymk 3y ago
Facebook was pretty good about this on the infra teams. No, not perfect, but a lot better than the other big companies I was exposed to. If anything, big companies are better about tech-debt squashing, and it's the little tiny companie
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by dymk 3y ago
Yes
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by dymk 3y ago
A big javascript mess that doesn't work on phones?
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by dymk 3y ago
You're confusing false positives and false negatives
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by dymk 3y ago
I absolutely adore Obra Dinn, but its got the replay ability of a really, really good crossword puzzle. But not all is lost - I get almost as much enjoyment out of watching other people play through it and uncover the mystery.
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by dymk 3y ago
It's a bunch of rapid-fire questions about a topic that's been well trodden, and on top of that just a bunch of whattaboutisms. It's classic sealioning.
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by dymk 3y ago
Because at some point you decide that some threshold is useful to have, and stop sealioning on the internet about it
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by dymk 3y ago
A lot of people care that their health information is private.
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by dymk 3y ago
How do you know that? Maybe things would be much worse without HIPPA.
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by dymk 3y ago
As far as I'm aware, we do not have the math needed to do what you're imagining. CSG requires a lot of numerical methods even for relatively simple operations.
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by dymk 3y ago
https://www.fornjot.app/ is an attempt, and also good at showing what a large undertaking such a goal is
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by dymk 3y ago
The math is quite difficult to do right, and there's a billion corner cases to make a kernel useful for real world designs. Take a fillet: It needs to handle inside corners, outside corners, compound angles coming in from arbitrary num
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by dymk 3y ago
What investor got rich off of Convoy?
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by dymk 3y ago
Take it up with your elected representative, healthcare should not depend on your employer. Convoy literally does not have money. That's why they're shutting down.
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by dymk 3y ago
> We have already written software for about every common need lmfao > The industry is finally somewhat mature see above
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by dymk 3y ago
Copyright doesn't apply to AI generated works, so licensing doesn't apply
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by dymk 3y ago
Put it in a desk drawer and leave it there
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by dymk 3y ago
"Why is this so important to you?" only works if you're asking someone who isn't already having an emotional knee-jerk reaction to something. Once they're past that state, questioning their position will probably ju
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by dymk 3y ago
Then rent the trailer?
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by dymk 3y ago
And you get politicians getting bribed, er, lobbied, to legislate against the will of the people and/or the actually informed decision to make. It's not like a representative democracy is a clear win over a direct vote, or we&#x27
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by dymk 3y ago
Oh the US is great at burdening everybody with car infrastructure costs, even if they don't drive. Just look at minimum parking requirements.

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