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   by fb03 4y ago

   I've lived in japan for 5 years and your post strongly resonated with my experience. Japanese are generally very polite and educated. You will be treated very well if you are a tourist, but expect to feel alienated if you actually li
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   by fb03 4y ago

   Would you guys start a GraphQL Api today using Rust? I'm very tempted to hint at that but am still insecure about my 'options'. This is coming from a very comfortable python + fastapi + sqlalchemy ecossystem
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   by fb03 4y ago

   I really wish I could work in OSS more. Have contributed to several libraries intermittently. How do you find time to do both OSS work and your day job? does your employer allow your OSS contributions to count as work there? I wish I could
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   by fb03 4y ago

   Bummer. I tried adding Temple OS to mine but couldn't find that option
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   by fb03 4y ago

   Nginx is a superb piece of software but for me it has largely been superseded by Caddy. I like it for its sane defaults, you get most things working from the get go and a fairly high score on the 'rate your webserver security' che
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   by fb03 4y ago

   I coded this strategy as a roulette simulator (to learn me some Rust). You are guaranteed to win a few but as you keep playing, your loss goes to negative infinity. https://github.com/flipbit03/roulette_simulation
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   by fb03 4y ago

   I don't have a minor in math, and I instinctively thought "shrinking by 30x" means 1/30 of size.
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   by fb03 4y ago

   I wrote a music playing bot/radio thing with XMMS that could remotely queue songs via a simple web interface and people would join in via Icecast. My first open source contribution ever was for XMMS codebase, where I implemented two re
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   by fb03 4y ago

   ICQ!
10. 190.▲
    by fb03 4y ago

    Happy to see you here, Alice and the whole Bevy gang!
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    by fb03 4y ago

    Entity-Component Systems do exactly this for better cache locality
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    by fb03 4y ago

    basically a glorified monarchy, then, since rich families have access to better ads/PR around their candidacies
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    by fb03 4y ago

    I was also baffled by the "interstellar is trash" line. Maybe I watched it wrong.
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    by fb03 4y ago

    At my company, we have been using Github Codespaces for development and it has been quite nice, since it offloads all your actual development to a simple VM (and uses VSCode's remote feature for that)
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    by fb03 4y ago

    RetroArch is very nice but I do agree with has sadly fallen into MAME input configuration territory. All it needs is better defaults.
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    by fb03 4y ago

    I actually really like RON[1] [1] https://github.com/ron-rs/ron
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    by fb03 4y ago

    This was my pain point regarding 'making the leap to VIM'. I wanted something that was easily installable and reproducible. with PyCharm I can download a software and that's it. With VSCode, if I wanna develop in Rust, I inst
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    by fb03 4y ago

    Have you tried PyCharm? Even the community edition is pretty solid. Btw, how do you set up your vim+python? do you use something like coc.nvim to get language server protocol working with it?
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    by fb03 4y ago

    If a person can play Factorio or Rimworld and put it down after 5 minutes, I envy them. that's basically impossible rofl
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    by fb03 4y ago

    Yeah it is! I've just made a game in Bevy and it compiled straight off to a 'web page' using Rust's wasm32-unknown-unknown target and wasm-bindgen to generate the bindings betweeen the wasm and js world (this is a limita
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    by fb03 4y ago

    ZZT!!! one of my first coding experiences!
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    by fb03 4y ago

    Yeah, it's not that. Just plain anxiety. Can happen even without exercising by becoming overly excited or worked up about something as well. It sucks, but getting better each day. If my anxiety is okay, or even if it's bad and I&#
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    by fb03 4y ago

    In several other occasions, eating a little bit of salt helped as well ahah.
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    by fb03 4y ago

    That's my current plan as well. Just getting back to my exercise routine and work my fitness levels and also 'exposure'/'desensitization'. Wish you well!
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    by fb03 4y ago

    Was about to say this. Do you also trigger while trying to exercise? I have had pretty intense panic attacks while trying to work. to the point of having dizziness, weakness, closing throat feelings, the works! Pretty shitty stuff. 15 minut
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    by fb03 4y ago

    I don't follow. The Arxiv link you provided lacks a single mention to the name you mentioned... and even without knowing him, I can believe you that Mr. Wadler is probably a prominent and important type-theory researcher. But unless yo
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    by fb03 4y ago

    I am a Python programmer looking to transition into Rust for the same reason. it's still new and has the most interesting outlook regarding safety and soundness imho.
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    by fb03 4y ago

    Don't fall prey to an ad-hominem argument - I don't think your article negatively hints at any kind of 'this is a Rust fanboy-made praise text' and it saddens me that a genuinely legit article like this needs to have the
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    by fb03 4y ago

    I used to love ubuntu and have been a xubuntu promoter between friends for quite a while, but now I am considering moving away from it, given that they are more and more aggressively pushing people to use their halfbaked binary store soluti
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    by fb03 5y ago

    Same thing for me. Both frameworks I looked (freqtrade and some other with a fancy name) had a insurmountable amount of context needed just to grok the concepts and how to make the complicated machinery go. I would probably spend months jus