serenky 🦀

Software Developer at Sinch

[serenky 🦀 @serenyky]

@kevinleewrites @steveonomics Agree. I do both squats and deadlifts, but make sure reps range is at least 8 and never go close to failure to make sure I maintain good form on all reps

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@samlambert Clickhouse Cloud has been very reliable for us since we migrated from self hosted. Never had any issues.

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@BlackLabelAdvsr American Football is much more popular (in USA) as a high-production, spectacular show, but soccer is very popular sport that is played organized and casually.

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@BlackLabelAdvsr In many countries most kids grow up playing soccer. It is a sport that you can play casually on a street, on the beach, pretty much everywhere. You just need a ball.

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@mutsumi_dev Grammar and syntax is irrelevant for agents. They don't have the same limitations as humans, and can spit out correct Rust or C++ at ease. Tooling, ecosystem matters much more than syntax

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@peter_szilagyi @rustrover I noticed the same thing. I already restarted rust rover multiple times, restarted computer (Mac), but it didn't really help

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@ilyasu @nikitabier @grok Agree it is too easy to ask grok, and often these replies show up first in the timeline. As a minimum X should deprioritize these interactions in favor of human responses. Grok is already integrated into the app, so one can go to it, paste the link to the post and ask a question

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@ClickHouseDB Great optimization. Is it possible to make the amazon dataset publicly available?

[ClickHouse @ClickHouseDB]

Never scan the same data twice! ClickHouse's new Query Condition Cache quietly supercharges performance for repeated queries—perfect for dashboards and observability.

https://t.co/V2bnr9Evp5

100MB of cache covers up to 6.8T rows, enhancing efficiency without extra tuning.

[serenky 🦀 @serenyky]

@codegirl007 I am more than 200K. And I'm pleased.
I like it.

I like it because I get to spend much less time fixing runtime and production issues compare to other languages. Rust compiler is strict and complains a lot, but at the same time nice and polite

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@dokien X subscription? Go to https://t.co/VUKit15Pvg
Then select any option and click Next. This will take you to stripe and there you will see your invoice

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@ifesdjeen It happens less with experience, but I would rather spend an hour fighting the borrow checker, than spending hours on production issues

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@Chiendeneige Oui

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@historyinmemes Yes, I prefer the traditional light mode

[dokien @dokien]

X subscription, 4$ monthly with free access to Grok AI, is the way to support free speech!

[Santiago Pastorino @spastorino]

“Rust teams at Google are as productive as ones using Go, and more than twice as productive as teams using C++.” @larsberg_ #RustNationUK

[serenky 🦀 @serenyky]

@Onecrazyndn @clownworld The car stopped in the bike lane because it was convenient for the driver to stop there. This was the only reason. It happens now and again, but it does not mean we should get over it. Bike lines are for bicycles.

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@davidthomas426 @lemire What stops you from preallocating memory in Rust? I often preallocate Vecs, HashMaps, channels, etc. Sure, Rust often relies on memory allocations at runtime, sometimes not so obvious, but it is possible to avoid them in performance critical code

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@algo_luca Mojo offers one way interoperability with Python, which is a big plus of course

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@algo_luca The language is already too complex, and requires understanding complex concepts such as traits, ownership, borrowing, references) to actually get performance benefits, so we again end up with two languages