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by jamincan 4y ago
User's might block cookies, but this will likely still go through.
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Rust has been seeing a lot of adoption from Python devs too, in part because of crates like PyO3 making interop fairly easy. I think Rust's appeal (and Go's for that matter) in these cases is that it offers high performance withou
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For what it's worth, it's not that difficult to manually implement the `FromRequest` trait for `Thing` so that it parses the request based on the Content-Type.
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I think part of the issue is that AI can potentially mask the problem.
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Maybe tower-request-id is an example of how to implement something like that? https://github.com/imbolc/tower-request-id
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by jamincan 4y ago
You don't have to specify the type in the signature; you can just as easily parse the request body manually. But in the instance where the endpoint only accepts json, it's simpler to write it this way.
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The breakdown really shows how ill-conceived the device is. 'Christ' is filtered in strict mode, because it can be used as a swear word, but then presumably it would be censored in all the other situations it's not used as a
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by jamincan 4y ago
The Youtube algorithm recommended a "top ten" list awhile ago about things the youtuber hated about van life. I had been watching quite a feel tiny homes videos, mostly out of curiousity about how people made efficient use of thei
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by jamincan 4y ago
What are black truffle flavorings?
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I wonder if it's not a bit like the Dunning-Kruger effect. The good people around us struggle thinking that they're bad, while the bad people blithely go around thinking they're good.
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The library ecosystem does fill that gap somewhat with crates like anyhow [1] which also allow you to add context to the errors you return. 1. https://docs.rs/anyhow/latest/anyhow/
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by jamincan 4y ago
As someone who struggles with depression, I definitely relate to that example. Part of the frustration is that those things are already voiced in my head. The other part of the frustration is that I've already cycled through worse and
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The Rust book has a pretty good explanation of the difference. https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch19-03-advanced-traits.html
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`&'static str` is an `&str` (string slice) with a `'static` lifetime (ie. lasting the duration of the program). It is most commonly encountered with string literals. In some languages, it is appropriate to gloss over the d
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I once had a pasta salad backpacker meal (forget which brand) that was pretty much this method exactly (except we rehydrated it in its original bag). Some of the freeze-dried veggies still had a little bit of crunch, but the pasta was good
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I believe the backtrace API was added to stable rust with the most recent release, and so anyhow backtraces should now be available outside of nightly.
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Here in Ontario it seems that the standards for new divided highways now include wildlife over or underpasses, at least in the north.
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They started mandating that businesses charge for plastic bags where I live, and it made a huge difference from a culture that scarcely used reuseable bags/bins, to one that predominately uses them (at least anecdotally, I don't h
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by jamincan 4y ago
It looks like Sasha Levin works for Google as of 2021. https://www.linkedin.com/in/sasha-levin-9861662
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I think in any instance where you need to unpack every variant, `match` will almost always be the least verbose option.
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Not having used nushell, is that what it is like?
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I get the impression that she packaged it for OpenBSD and wrote this as an intro to the shell for others. The 'written by Solene' bit reads initially as though she's claiming to have written Nushell, but when reading the text
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That's my experience as well. That entire part of my life is just blurred together.
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My gut feeling is that Rust won't compete with Python in the ML space, but contrary to the common assertion that Rust is too hard for non-CS types, it has actually seen notable adoption from Python-users. While the strictness of the co
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But, of course, you have to be a savvy enough, and informed enough user to even know this.
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Without a response from the parent, I'm guessing they wanted it to be in wasm, and Rust is one of the more popular languages for wasm development.
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The only way I can figure out to make this explicit, though, seems very verbose and non-intuitive and frankly no clearer than `.into()` on its own: Err(Into::<Box<dyn Error>>::into("sha1 hash is not valid")) Is there a
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Go to the product detail and they show precise measurements and often CAD models of the part.
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It seems they only do B2B in Canada. We use them all the time.
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We use them all the time here in Mississauga. Generally we're getting next-day delivery (I think they have a warehouse in Cleveland). It's not the cheapest option, but they are great for projects still in development as they almos

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