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by m00dy 1y ago
If you use an LLM with C or C++, stuff like pointer arithmetic or downcasting can be tricky. The code might compile just fine, but you could run into problems at runtime. That's why Rust is the only way...
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by m00dy 1y ago
you also write units tests, which is something baked in rust std toolchain.
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by m00dy 1y ago
I don’t have hard data to back it up, but LLMs make writing code super easy now. If the code compiles, you’ve basically filtered out the hallucinations. That’s why writing in Python or TypeScript feels kind of pointless. Rust gives you memo
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by m00dy 1y ago
Rust is the absolute winner of LLM era.
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by m00dy 1y ago
Here’s the timeline: Turkey got stamped as an EU candidate at the Helsinki summit in December 1999, while the southern Cyprus didn’t hop into the Union until May 2004. That five-year gap tells you Cyprus couldn’t have been the first roadblo
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by m00dy 1y ago
side not: Istanbul is not the capital of Turkiye but Ankara is.
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by m00dy 1y ago
The EU just doesn’t have the tech muscle to make this happen now or ever. They’re pros at cranking out regulations, but when it comes to the actual tech know-how, they’re kind of out of their depth.
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by m00dy 1y ago
People who haven't heard of LLMs
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by m00dy 1y ago
it needs event queue to support async runtimes.
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by m00dy 1y ago
what an irony here :)
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by m00dy 1y ago
I only use unwrap in tests
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by m00dy 1y ago
To maintain a global reserve currency, US must typically run a trade deficit to supply the world with enough of its currency for international trade and finance
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by m00dy 1y ago
Surprisingly, Denmark is one of the easiest countries in which to fire someone.
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by m00dy 1y ago
I'll need a very compelling reason to install a binary on my system.
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by m00dy 1y ago
A rule based approach alone is insufficient and lacks maturity. The solution must be capable of understanding the context of a given webpage and taking actions based on that understanding.
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by m00dy 1y ago
planning to open source this project ?
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by m00dy 1y ago
side question, how did you guys embed python into rust ? I was looking at the same problem a week ago.
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by m00dy 2y ago
Ollama is definitely not for production loads but vLLm is.
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by m00dy 2y ago
Seriously? That’s wild. What kind of CS field could even handle that kind of daily spend for a bunch of people?
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by m00dy 2y ago
well, the best practice is to use gemini 2.5 pro instead :)
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by m00dy 2y ago
it's not about technical expertise but more about being a global power.
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by m00dy 2y ago
there's a lot of reasons that it won't happen anytime soon. Those countries use euro as their main currency, also culturally and historically connected, which you can call them latins. Why don't you add Denmark to that group
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by m00dy 2y ago
> Cryptocurrencies don't stand a chance. Pix can't facilitate cross-border micro payments.
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by m00dy 2y ago
Cookie consent banners might be one of the most frustrating aspects of modern web browsing. A better solution could have been a thoughtful extension or fork of HTTP, specifically for EU implementations, something that handles consent throug
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by m00dy 2y ago
>>We call this trick the "fork and free" pattern. It's pretty nifty. It should be called "fork and see" pattern instead :D
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by m00dy 2y ago
looks like caddy clone in rust ;) good luck. I think it is way better than caddy. Auto TLS renewal is a banger. I was thinking the same to build but had no time to do it.
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by m00dy 2y ago
side question: Why do I use NixOS instead of Ubuntu + ansible combo ?
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by m00dy 2y ago
This is exactly the kind of innovation we love to see in the Tauri ecosystem! At Cycletop, we’re building an AI driven algorithmic trading platform, and our frontend runs on Tauri. The idea of using Verso instead of Wry? Super intriguing. T
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by m00dy 2y ago
it doesn't make sense.
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by m00dy 2y ago
why would 150,000 records break React and throw overflow exception ?

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