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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
That is incredibly reasonable pricing thank you for being open to sharing. Hoping one day we talk from a business perspective. Cheers
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
I love articles like this. Team of engineers try something new to them and win long term. All of the bullet points were the experience I've had in my professional and hobby projects. It's a great language and ecosystem. There is a
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
Really glad you all are out there doing what you do. In my opinion it is the most important thing for Rusts long term success and longevity. No clue what the costs are like for running on Ferrocene but maybe one day I will have a project th
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
I hear you, no offense taken. I actually worked with one of the people who contributed to the creation of template metaprograming once upon a time. Its definitely not for everyone, definitely abstract at first. I tended to avoid it unless I
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
Valid point I kind of missed the thesis a bit. My bad.
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
I respect that. Honestly though, for first pass designs of code that don't need immense performance, don't reference juggle through-out the entire application. Use smart pointers when needed, clone once in a while, etc. It'll
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
I love what you're saying. But, I've met a lot of people who have say 10-20 years experience designing applications with unnecessary and sometimes incredible cognitive load. There are serious incentives to NOT write "simple&
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
In general I view the borrow checker as a good friend looking over my shoulder so I don't shoot myself in the foot in production. 99 times out of 100 when the borrow checker complains it's because I did something stupid/wrong
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
That is your personal decision to make. I would say this, despite this article pointing out 4 issues with certain design patterns there is a lot of good commercial software being written in the language every single day. My personal experie
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
"Trying too hard to avoid cloning" This is the issue I see a certain type of new rustaceans struggle with. People get so used to being able to chuck references around without thinking about what might actually be happening at run-
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
Nope. I have worked professionally for several years on what would now be considered a legacy rust code base. Probably hundreds of thousands of lines, across multiple mission critical applications. Few applications need to juggle lifetimes
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by nostradumbasp 2y ago
1. ChatBot technology will be instrumental to the rise of oligarchical societies and fascism. Mass propaganda, media corporations colluding with governments, governments operating within companies, etc. 2. Wealth inequality will increase at