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by gdcbe 3y ago
Pretty certain any widespread dev language has communities…
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by gdcbe 3y ago
Async programming in Rust can still be a bit awkward. They're working hard on it though. https://blog.rust-lang.org/inside-rust/2023/05/03/stabilizin... We'll have Async traits in stable Rust a
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by gdcbe 3y ago
It has a massive threshold for beginners for sure. Personally I have a background in C/C++ and moved towards C#, Go, JS etc. With an interest in many more, but the above were my main languages for a decennia. 9 years ago I picked up Go
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by gdcbe 3y ago
I don’t have anything against ‘ Mathstodon. Just do not have any need for social media.
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by gdcbe 3y ago
Awesome, I do not have or want mastodon or any social media like it, but did sign up for your newsletter. Thank you for all your hard work. Once the next book comes out, I’ll buy a couple of copies immediately! Looking forward to it!
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by gdcbe 3y ago
I bought it back in the days when it first came out, loved it a lot. Helped me a lot as a “self-made” programmer. Shortly afterwards I actually started a formal pure math education in my 30s at uni, but with a second child on the way that j
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by gdcbe 3y ago
As a Native Dutch speaker that story reads like it’s written in an alternative ancient Dutch ancestor, very different vind then what I usually get from German.
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by gdcbe 4y ago
You're more then welcome! Hope it helps you out :) And if not, happy to hear feedback.
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by gdcbe 4y ago
I’m all for software vendors requiring to take more responsibility. Anything better then the current “if it works you’re lucky” guarantee that drives drives the bug parching normality. The responsibility lies with the commercial vendors how
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Hi Revskill, thank you very much for your input, I do appreciate this and I hear you. I would like to clarify that this guide is not meant as a book or a course in itself. It is used by me as a guideline for my students and classes and I sh
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Hi. Author here. I appreciate the feedback. Perhaps it’s confusing that I put that chapter first, might need to put it as an appendix instead. If you look at the learning path it should be clear that it is learning rust in general, with the
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Show HN: Learn Rust 101 – A guide to aid your journey of becoming a Rustacean(github.com)
114 points by gdcbe 4y ago|15 comments
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by gdcbe 4y ago
True. Very true, nice use case indeed! Thanks for pointing that out!
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Not sure what value it adds though. Isn’t it easier to type the cmds then to write all that? If there’s a good product in it I’m afraid your examples aren’t selling it :S Was first thinking it could have value for when you forget a cmd or w
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Pretty sure that only Google and Microsoft have the money and resources to crawl the entire internet. Or perhaps the only that can AND are willing to. Correct me if I’m wrong though, but I’m pretty certain that all other search engines in t
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Serious question: why would I want to use this? Is the answer as simple as “because I want to develop in Python”?. Because if you’re going to do it in Rust, why not just go all the way with something like Axum? That being said, first time I
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by gdcbe 4y ago
It’s anyway just making it more difficult right, as ebooks can be converted anyway using an external program, many which have way to use gui’s. But i guess it’sas far as they can make use of liability laws
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by gdcbe 4y ago
If they pay me close to my salary for doing nothing I’m all in. I can always side hustle something completely different on the side or just take the money and focus more on my kids. Please do enforce the agreement :D
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Why the law suits. I would say: offer it with a big warning that this is automated and might be bad quality. Those books that have narrated versions can come with a buy extra button to have a professionally narrated version. For which I’m p
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Only thing they I would counteract is that at least for those living in cities you aren’t necessary right. I used to own a car. More then a year ago we moved to a cargo bike (electric) which is enough for most of our needs. It can even have
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by gdcbe 4y ago
I created and operated some blockchains in the past. From experience I can confirm this attitude in this gh issue… people do no want decentralised chains where they are fully responsible for their own security. Knowing that if you’re extrem
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by gdcbe 4y ago
You made the tower yourself, no? Not to sound snarky but by making sure that (1) you do not lock yourself into any dependency and (2) you keep the use of dependencies to a minimal you do prevent most of that pain? At least that is my opinio
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Do they use the native api of the OS to get the native feel or is it yet another website as app approach?
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Nerdland Special: Randall Munroe (Xkcd)(maandoverzicht.nerdland.be)
1 points by gdcbe 4y ago|0 comments
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How OTA Insight scrapes HQ hospitality data from more than 100M requests/day(youtube.com)
1 points by gdcbe 4y ago|0 comments
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by gdcbe 4y ago
While not the most privacy aware solution, I might end up going for AWS, hosting the service on EC2, which would allow me to use their SES service for free with 60k emails / month which is probably way more than I ever need. At that po
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Ask HN: Privacy-aware cheap Account Management Solution
2 points by gdcbe 4y ago|1 comments
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Honestly cloudflare isn't really a big deal in terms of scraping.
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Indeed. Personally I would want to give away more, but for now mostly getting the red light here, for obvious reasons. What we could however do better as a community is share generic tooling.
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by gdcbe 4y ago
Perhaps you should anyhow not burn your hands on such targets even if technically possible, you start to get in murky water quickly. Requiring Google Auth meaning that you need to login, makes it debatable whether or not that data is still

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