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by mre 2y ago
I interviewed Fusion Engineering about using Rust for drone controllers. Some things surprised me: - Their approach is closer to game development than I expected; same focus on predictable performance. - They run their main loop at 1kHz on
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Fusion Engineering on using Rust for drone flight controllers(corrode.dev)
1 points by mre 2y ago|3 comments
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The Uber of Poland (2021)(endler.dev)
2 points by mre 2y ago|0 comments
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by mre 2y ago
I spoke with Folkert, one of the developers on this project, on the 'Rust in Production' podcast. Some of you might find it interesting: https://corrode.dev/podcast/s01e05-tweede-golf/
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by mre 2y ago
Use it for 50% of my dev work now. It has improved significantly in the last six months. The vim support is quite decent already. Search hasn't been an issue for me yet. It feels instant and I like that I can use my keyboard for browsi
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by mre 3y ago
Many moons ago, I hacked together a similar app with Python [1]. It broke because of some MacOS changes and ever since then I hoped that someone would build a "native" alternative with Swift. Good job! Now I can finally point peop
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by mre 3y ago
Hey, host here. Thanks for sharing this. I started the podcast because I was looking for some real-world Rust stories and couldn't find much; so I started 'Rust in Production'. It is closely modeled after the 'On the Met
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by mre 3y ago
Yes. Brings back some memories.
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by mre 3y ago
I've used Tree Style Tab before and switched to Sidebery ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sidebery/ ). Never used Vivaldi, but you might want to give that a try. It works well in combi
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by mre 3y ago
Author here. The link is fixed thanks to M3t0r on GitHub: https://github.com/corrode/corrode.github.io/pull/6 The source code of the blog is open source. Contributions like these are very welcome.
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The computers used to do 3D animation for Final Fantasy VII(lunduke.substack.com)
5 points by mre 3y ago|0 comments
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by mre 3y ago
The idea is that tools for all programming languages are accepted. If there's a missing tool, you can contribute by opening a pull request.
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by mre 3y ago
Maintainer here. Thought we fixed that. I'll look into it.
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How to Move Fast with Rust(endler.dev)
9 points by mre 3y ago|0 comments
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by mre 3y ago
Great point! That could be the subject of a follow-up article. Noted!
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by mre 3y ago
Author here. It took me about 2 hours to code the Go service and maybe 4 to do the Rust part. The reason why Rust took longer was mainly because of the better error handling and the few more higher level abstractions. I could have added unw
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Rust vs Go: A Hands-On Comparison(shuttle.rs)
103 points by mre 3y ago|94 comments
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by mre 3y ago
Indeed, while the Send bound can safeguard against potential concurrency issues, it also dictates a specific architectural direction for applications. Consider a web server: with the Send bound, you might be encouraged to design it such tha
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by mre 3y ago
Go doesn't have native async support per se, but its approach to concurrency with goroutines and channels simplifies the process considerably. Synchronous code resembles asynchronous code, eliminating the need to isolate goroutines. Ru
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by mre 3y ago
There's always a trade-off. By promoting Send futures, Tokio prioritizes safety and parallelism. However, this does add complexity for developers, especially newcomers. They need to be aware of the Send and 'static requirements an
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by mre 3y ago
Author here. The benchmark part could be clearer; I acknowledge that. Interestingly, when working with a limited number of threads, the thread approach is actually faster in that benchmark. So in practical applications, the differences are
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by mre 3y ago
Stefan, the author of the course, is hands down one of the best Rust instructors out there. Huge kudos for getting him on board, shuttle.
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by mre 3y ago
I used to feel the same way as you about the one-row enter key. However, over time, I've come to prefer the US layout. The main reason is the ease with which I can reach the enter key using my right pinky finger. In fact, I've gro
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Patterns with Rust Types(shuttle.rs)
116 points by mre 3y ago|55 comments
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Show HN: Google Analytics for Podcasts (Open Source)
11 points by mre 4y ago|4 comments
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by mre 4y ago
Maintainer of the list here. Thanks for mentioning it. I have not heard of Microsoft's analyze. Could you paste a link here? I will add it to the list, then. Alternatively you could send a pull request to the repository. ;) https:&#x2
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by mre 4y ago
AFAIK Flightradar and some others provide a VIP service for blocking flight data. Elon's Jet is blocked there, too. Ironically, the owner of the elonjet account even told Elon how he could hide flight information on these platforms...
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by mre 4y ago
Apparently they still do [1], even though I have an M1 and never experienced any of the "micro vibrations" that I had on the old Intel Macs. [1]: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macbook-pro-m1-max-almo...
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A silly little Mastodon client for Classic Mac OS(github.com)
3 points by mre 4y ago|0 comments
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by mre 4y ago
Original author here. Thanks for the submission. I built the service mostly for myself because I have an old Kobo eBook reader and the browser is pretty basic. This works very well, though. Only after building it I realized that there could

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