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by spoiler 4y ago
You don't technically need the macro to print hello world. However, the macro is useful due to format strings, which are also type-checked (eg to checks if the args implement `Display` or `Debug`, etc). The good thing about the default
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by spoiler 4y ago
> I'm a close observer of the Rust project, and my impression is that Rust's core development team has been hollowed out over the past few years - there's been a string of quiet departures, which sadly included some of the
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by spoiler 4y ago
> And indeed, while Vault has a lot of features, it is pretty overwhelming to setup and maintain. I generally like Vault, but on top of being a bit overwhelming to set up, it's also quite expensive to run in a HA setup.
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by spoiler 4y ago
Can you give concrete examples?
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by spoiler 4y ago
Sure, the language hasn't been around for that long, but that doesn't invalidate the fact that there are large codebases written in it, and that maintained projects in Rust regularly keep up to date with language advancements, tho
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by spoiler 4y ago
In all fairness, your probably right. It's likely they're doing this to cut down on support demands regarding complaints. There's probably going to be a downsizing of their support teams soon.
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by spoiler 4y ago
My mum, as a long time host, has a similar experience with scumbag guests occasionally. So, I guess Airbnb is doing this to protect both hosts and guests
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by spoiler 4y ago
Ah, I like this idea. I've played with Deno a bit, and loved the permissions feature. It would be nice to see some version of this in Rust too
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by spoiler 4y ago
Ah, I like this idea. I've played with Deno a bit, and loved that feature. It would be nice to see some version of this in Rust too
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by spoiler 4y ago
I guess you want something like the IO monad in Haskell and similar languages. I'm not sure how that would or could slot in Rust. I guess all IO could return something like an IOResult (although, I guess Result<T, E: IOError> cou
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by spoiler 4y ago
> however the production code I get to occasionally look into proves that a large majority just doesn't care. In part, I think the issue you described is that usually with C++, the correct solution is the more obscure one, and usual
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by spoiler 4y ago
I can't help but feel like he's missing the point a bit. Sure, you can get a few Rust features in C++ if you (1) stick to specific syntax forms or else tools can't detect stuff or report false positives (2) use a collection o
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by spoiler 4y ago
Sorry, I realise how my comment was a bit confusing. I kinda butchered my point. I guess my point is more ethical than legal. Sure, another artist could copy your style, but they would still need to study it for a long time (composition, pa
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by spoiler 4y ago
I guess. Imagine you're an artist, and you've created your career based around your unique art style. It gets you jobs as a concept artist, or whatnot (idk). Now, imagine there's a tool someone "trained" in a few ho
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by spoiler 4y ago
I can't help but feel like you're slightly anthropomorphising an algorithm. It's a really damn cool and powerful algorithm, don't get me wrong, but it's still not a person. At the end of the day, it's also not
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by spoiler 4y ago
I think we both agree that diversity is good. I've made great friends through work, but not the majority of them. My friendship group is largely diversified by having "graduated" the friendships from knowing them online to me
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by spoiler 4y ago
Thank you for posting that! I've not read it yet. It seems like an interesting read (I love esoteric trivia like this!). I started it but realised it's much longer than I am prepared for this late at night. So, I'll try to re
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by spoiler 4y ago
Right, I've maybe misspoken then. Sorry about that. I think I meant traits that I commonly associated with fascism (bigotry, opression, discrimination, etc). In any case, I don't know what to call it, but the resemblance to witch
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by spoiler 4y ago
Why attack the person asking a question, instead of giving examples? It's not productive, and you just come off as pretentious and are pushing the discussion into an unproductive direction. How would you have liked the question to have
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by spoiler 4y ago
> None of this is easy or simple. It's really sad that neither side actually gets this. Both (for the sake of simplifying, let's call it the left and the right) are filled with loud bigoted reprobates who don't realise the
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by spoiler 4y ago
The irony is that DEIs prioritising one group over all others is inherently racist, IMO. Also, it probably creates contempt among the discriminated groups, as the system is unjust towards them. Ie, there's no longer an equal equal oppo
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by spoiler 4y ago
I'm not sure how anecdotal this is, but I've probably interviewed at least 50+ candidates at companies I worked at before, and IIRC only one of them was black. It's not like my previous companies didn't want to hire pe
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by spoiler 4y ago
> but just because it’s a stereotype doesn’t mean it’s false. I always thought stereotypes arise because they're commonly observed behaviours within a social group?
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by spoiler 4y ago
We aren't talking about regimes, though… Why move the discussion?
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by spoiler 4y ago
Bad doesn't have to mean PTSD-inducing "walking dead" scenarios… Also, whether hardships makes or breaks you depends largely on your outlook and coping skills (this comes from someone who's had CPTSD and had to stop suic
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by spoiler 4y ago
I interpreted is as a strong character (or mind); one that's not easily shaken (mentally) and stable. I would certainly include competence as contributing to a strong character
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by spoiler 4y ago
Why does it have to be interpreted as fascist rhetoric? What propaganda does it embed? Why does everything have to revolve around hatred? Also, you don't have to be macho or physically strong to be strong. That just seems like your own
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by spoiler 4y ago
I meant both of those things. Have you looked at society recently? The former is currently acting as a catalyst for the latter. And speaking of fascism and intolerance for others in general: it's unfortunately getting worse. I largel
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by spoiler 4y ago
I think calling people bots in FPS games was always a thing. It's when people have poor pathing, or make seemingly nonsensical decisions. I meant more in real life
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by spoiler 4y ago
That's the social media mindset I was talking about!

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