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tcfhgj
9mo ago
is it detected though?
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tcfhgj
9mo ago
Maybe people should install AdNauseam to make up for the lost clicks? https://adnauseam.io/
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9mo ago
zevv obviously cares about cookies and privacy
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9mo ago
The editors (and the desktop environment) are examples for apps with a GUI in Rust, to show people indeed create apps with GUIS in Rust, nothing else.
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9mo ago
Reminds me of C++ (templates) or Latex vs Rust or Typst error messages - good errors are possible
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9mo ago
theoretically the C++ compiler needs to consider things like exceptions which don't exist in C, so I'd even tend to the opposite
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9mo ago
did you mean to write the opposite of what you wrote?
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9mo ago
sure about that? the struct in which it is stored, could be generic as well
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9mo ago
search, linting
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9mo ago
https://system76.com/cosmic https://helix-editor.com/ https://zed.dev/
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9mo ago
> Are people making user facing apps in rust with GUIs? yes
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9mo ago
what about generics (equivalent to templates in C++), which allow compile time optimizations all the way down which may not possible if the implementation is hidden behind a void*?
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10mo ago
With the continuous degradation of Windows past 8.1, I slowly moved away from Surface, Windows and Touch, but even months after I have got a non-touch notebook, I still would touch my screen.
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10mo ago
Imo "safety" in safe Rust is higher than it is in more popular languages. Data races, type state pattern, lack of nulls, ...
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10mo ago
https://github.com/matrix-org/vodozemac seems like to contain a reimplementation of the Signal Protocol in Rust - apache licensed.
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10mo ago
So far it looks more like walled gardens are the real winners. What you maybe see as overengineering, I see as a prerequisite for wider adoption. These days aren't the old days any more, when you only ever used a native app without e2e
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10mo ago
the icing on the cake would be gitlab, github, etc. rendering typst like markdown
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10mo ago
Germany
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10mo ago
> but it looks painful to use to place images without knowing exactly where they might end up on a page. they end up exactly at the specified location?
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10mo ago
maybe someone will write a package for latex math
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10mo ago
the fundamental problem is capitalism
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10mo ago
people still would buy food in their favorite shops, so they probably will survive - perhaps even with higher profits as zero-sum ad spending is gone
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10mo ago
or micro payments or something different which will work better.
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10mo ago
ads
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10mo ago
who paid for product catalogues in the past? who gives free samples to journalists for testing?
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10mo ago
ads aren't free speech, but corrupted speech
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tcfhgj
10mo ago
just get a list of shops and compare their prices instead of waiting for an ad popping up in front of you for each product you buy when you actually would prefer to watch something else?
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10mo ago
> Without ads, people still try to solve the discovery problem and try to get your attention. Are those methods still ads? examples?
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10mo ago
Just one counter example: gh.de
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10mo ago
Good
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