metaltyphoon

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by metaltyphoon 4mo ago
> Do you want to iterate using for loop or using .iter().step(2).map()? I don’t think it matters, specially for sort sized loop scopes
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by metaltyphoon 4mo ago
The grass is not always greener. I would change the Service Fabric crap I have to deal with any day to K8s.
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by metaltyphoon 4mo ago
> wsl2 (and this apple thing) is just a meme. if you're working in it, you're better of just installing Linux or ssh'ing to a server. Many enterprises allow windows only so your way into Linux is via WSL2
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
For me it’s string handling, no private, unused variable is compilation error, and having to implement interfaces myself.
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
Go changed something, not sure if 20 or 21, where it will download the Go compiler of all your third-party which don’t match yours. It slows things down.
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
Don't let perfect be the enemy of good enough. This is much better, IMO, than what many other languages do, including Go's modulename/v2 style.
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
> std::range should stay where it is, and the new one be introduced as std::range/v2 Isn’t this what editions are for?
38.
by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
Except Zig is not 1.0
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
> C++ codebases Now this one sounds almost unbelievable :). I’ve yet to see 3 or more C++ codebases using the same language feature set.
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
> Productivity. You generate the skeleton of the code with Codex/Claude Code/et. al. and refactor it manually. This doesn’t mean much if you are using a terminal editor.
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
> "Working my ass off as an IC who can't move up the gradient" -> "Principal Investigator, CEO, CTO, CMO, CRO of a 10-person team, captain of creation, actual Iron Man." * Are you being compensated for all tho
42.
by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
Thinking -> Pay something else (AI) to "think" for you
43.
by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
Society is just 3 meals away from going that route
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
+1. The idea of making tiling + floating a first class citizen was the best decision they made.
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
> My cynical take why TUIs are back is because people operating in the terminal became a signal that you were competent and once people figured that out everybody started doing it Are you saying GUI "the real deal"?
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
> heavily influenced by Haskell... they just don't mention it and call things differently Rust wikipedia says otherwise
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
Too much casing changes, IMO
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by metaltyphoon 5mo ago
find . -type f -mtime +21 -delete Or if you have fd fd -t f --changed-before 3w -X rm
49.
by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
Wait… Neovim also works on windows no?
50.
by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
> without skills This is not even remotely true
51.
by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
That's his go to for "hello world" for different languages :D. I love it so much.
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by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
Rust relies on a linker being installed (hopefully this will change). There is a lot of Rust libraries that are c wrappers and therefore you will need C compiler installed. Zig on the other hand ships with everything I need to buy from one
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by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
We all know that OP wasn't asking about THAT kind of interface and more "please create vtables for me" style of interface
54.
by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
Sadly no, as fas as I'm aware. I can't think of creating vtables manually every time I need to create interfaces, I guess Zig is not for me.
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by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
I don’t use zig daily, I rather use Rust, but damn this is awesome. I wish Rust would do this too.
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by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
> scheduling every single opcode perfectly based on the deepest microarchitectural Is that even possible knowing OOE+ branch execution and many other CPU tricks?
57.
by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
I… didn’t think this makes sense :)
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by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
Curious… why not a single app.cs instead of slnx + csproj boilerplate? The moment you `dotnet app.cs` it will be a cached and fast to start
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by metaltyphoon 6mo ago
Because it offers things where Go today doesn’t and never will?
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by metaltyphoon 7mo ago
> the only way to do this incrementally without the massive friction of a full rust rewrite Any rewrite is massive friction, I’m sure probably meant port? The only annoyance with Rust ports is if you have to support varargs. Hopefully th

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