Jesse Schalken

opinions my own

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well-typed programs can't go wrong

so I started a project with an empty main() and it already compiled

my work here is done

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@filpizlo @kssreeram Every type system has a way to say "trust me bro". Rust is no different. You have to use that feature responsibly or suffer the consequences.

We have TSAN and Miri to catch these cases at runtime already, although I wouldn't mind something like Fil-C for unsafe Rust in prod.

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@navidmafi put your own stuff in a subdirectory instead, its not ideal but its the only practical strategy now

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Bro I'm so sick of pretending this isn't weird.

The internet spent 20 years creating tutorials, open-source projects, blog posts & answers for free.

AI companies turned all of it into products worth billions.

And now the same people who created that knowledge are being told they're replaceable.

We built the library.

Someone else started charging admission.

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@Battlefield Oh no, not the glowing soldiers from BF4. 🤦‍♂️

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@TheGingerBill @icpolicy The only situation where you would want to conditionally call a destructor is if you are passing that responsibility elsewhere, which is handled by RAII as a move.

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@BigBrainBizness Guarantee 100 engineers were saying this and being ignored.

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@ID_AA_Carmack "Manual checkpointing and cooperative multitasking is an option, but it complicates codebases and is fertile ground for bugs."

Not with async Rust! eg https://t.co/MEqeoA2scL.

@vectorware are working on the ecosystem around Rust targeting GPUs. Maybe this could include async?

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@KevinPiccinini @nab1803 https://t.co/q3fGg5FTut

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@willmcp2 @matthiasendler Yeah its like the perfect lang for compilers. Systems level performance with nice functional features like ADTs and pattern matching that compilers often use.

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@runarorama You mean TDD?

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@ThomasSowell Oh no they got this account too 😭

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@JustDeezGuy @pandam0nial >terms indexed by types = overloaded functions

I think you mean generic functions

Overloads are just a fancier name resolution, not an edge on the lambda cube

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@lionarys7 just use a tuple, tuple struct, normal struct, or struct with a `new` method

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@profontheright @Rich_Cooper Lmao perfect reply 😆

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@kaertala Low quality bait

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@theo Found the gopher

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@jdegoes @scheminglunatic But thats just using words with their opposite meanings causing confusion and delay.

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@iluvconchshells @lauriewired Every major software project is eventually polyglot. You just can't get very far within the limitations of a single language. The fact that Linux got this and is still 98% C is a miracle.

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@DougPolkVids It's so bizarre. If he lies about something so trivial then how much more willing would he be to lie about something that matters?

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@sebmck If I pass a string for the body, how does it know whether it needs to be JSON encoded or passed raw?