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you made me check out the 'For you tab' (I had an account to read post) and unlike you my X seems like a nicer place than yours : 1-a post from Macron on Pavel 2-a picture of a dog 3-another post on Pavel by a weird account 4-futu
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the Readme says this about the doc: Work in progress. No docs, and everything changes every day.
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Sorry, I should have been clearer in my question, I wanted to know about A deref to B re-ref to &B. ameliaquining awnsered my question and you modulated my opinion, that pattern is can be idiomatic when the principle of minimal surprise
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Thank you for that link, it exactly describes my experience and the rational behind my opinion: The Deref trait is designed for the implementation of custom pointer types. The intention is that it will take a pointer-to-T to a T, not co
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Your example is not what the dbus crate does, in your case everything is related to T, it doesn't surprise! In that crate the &*msg.interface().unwrap() magically become an &str !
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I am not a rustefarian so take my opinion on that for what it's worth: i.e. not much. [I tried the language about 5 years ago and I was disturbed by the dbus crate overloading of the dereference operator, to Rust practitioners I ask is
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Figure s3 in the supplemental materials¹ is quite beautiful and the molecule (table s1) look simple for something that restore cognition. Lets hope that it also works in human. 1- https://www.pnas.org/action/download
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The artic is already contaminated: https://www.nature.com/articles/s43017-022-00279-8 Even the Antarctica is starting to see microplastics: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/in-a-first-micr
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In high end enterprise storage, the drive do a form of caching (SLC to TLC in background by the drive) and it also does compression and encryption. Look at the Flashcore FCM4 used in IBM Flashsystem. https://www.redbooks.ibm.com&
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The comm command is my favorite lesser know coreutils command https://blog.robertelder.org/intro-to-comm-command/
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How is chrome vastly better than Edge ? They feel pretty similar but Edge support uBlock Origin on manifest V2.
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The mushroom that grows in ants are parasitic and scary. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ophiocordyceps_unilateralis
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in the article they talk about syntactically invalid smile formula (mismatch parenthesis and cie, check figure 1b), impossible molecules can be expressed with syntactically valid SMILE. But nonetheless your explanation appears valid to my n
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I can name two: Raymond Chen and Mark Russinovich ! I don't know if Mark is still up-to-date into the latest Windows internals now that he is the CTO of Azure but Mr Chen sure is.
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the dog is squeezed! Her page, her squeezed dog !
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that doesn't pay for Firefox...
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Thanks you for posting your story in details, as someone who's wife had oligometastasis on her spine from breast cancer (nothing compared to you, but incredibly stressful nonetheless) you give me hope that when Ribociclib stop working,
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The theory says that it hinders readability but in practice it doesn't. Nim has a prescribed style and if you use the linter when compiling your code has a consistent style. Like cardanome said, in practice it's awesome for FFI.
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Show me how Rust, Go and Python automatically rename a foreign library types and functions to match your language style.
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Bowerbirds: The bird kleptomaniac love architects(blog.nature.org)
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Nim is an awesome language that feels inspired by Ada and Python!
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Dune II was so great for a 11yo !
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a mobile remix : https://claude.site/artifacts/94090c6f-ca8d-47a5-85c3-1517ed...
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Please don't ALT+F4 your life. And continue posting your message. Instead this country focuses on the color of skin and sexual orientation, while forgetting who truly is disadvantaged and who truly comes from NOTHING. This needs
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DMX-1000 signal processing computer (1978) (2020)(120years.net)
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Rockets and drugs discovery seems harder but failure is part of those discipline and they are managed accordingly. It's rarely the case in software.
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NATO is purely defensive, it won't invade Russia. It only threatens Putin's empire rebuilding dreams. Without NATO he is free to rebuild and expand Russia's empire.
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Add 1 interesting paper per month and you’re “that weirdo”. more than that and you get called a machine and a brute !
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Some kids need meth (desoxyn for severe ADHD), in fact the kids in that story would have better impulse control on meth. It's not that addictive as long as you follow the posology. Amphetamines are only really addictive when they are s
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What is the software used to design the engraving and the holder ?

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