Another day, another rejection π
I recently crossed a hundred applications in the last four months, all of which Iβm qualified for. If it was not for the 4-day week, my job hunting would have ended after 5 applications back in June π
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Running into an interesting situation where #Gentoo #Linux only has v1.69 of #RustLang marked in the stable branch, but pretty much any cool little app I want to build is insisting on v1.70 or higher in the unstable branch. Upgrading is a no-go as it triggers a conflicting dependency in the same package slot, so I guess I just sit around and wait?
One pattern I've noticed when people are learning about generics (or traits, etc) is that they start from the idea that a `Vec` tells them more about the argument than `impl Thing` or `<T>`, while the contrasting expert's opinion is that concrete data types tell you less information.
This seems to be caused by beginners focusing on how to use a given function (ie: pass in a Vec) vs experts focusing on what a given function does with the arguments (ie: displays value, doesn't mutate)
I need to build more #rustlang stuff out in the open, I guess. It's just, you know, raw terror of the unfiltered internet that stops me.
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ah was going to do something productive before bed but got nerdsniped into reading up on simd to make sure I was using glam correctly instead. whoops.
tldr; with a simd compatible platform the raytracer I wrote the other week runs in a third of the time. something like 24s on mac (no neon) vs 8s on x86_64 (ryzen)
Hi #rustlang community. I'm having a little annoyance trying to move from `cargo_metadata` to `escargot`. The former owns everything when the latter borrow from the input.
I'm trying to parse a file where each line is an independent JSON (the JSON output of `clippy` to be precise).
```
let reader = BufReader::new(file_content);
let iter = reader
.lines()
.map(|line| serde_json::from_str::<Message<'_>>(&line));
return iter;
```
But this is not `DeserializeOwned` so the compiler is unhappy.
Imagine looking at #rustlang type system, the way it manages strings, the borrowing logic, the life time generics, the sum types, the trait system, the FnOnce, the generically associated types, and saying:
"Ah this is too basic for me."
Alright. I think Iβm gonna use Arrow and Parquet to create an index file of a bunch of S3 items.
Now I, uh, just gotta figure out how.
I know I have assorted rust nerds within earshot...
Anyone have any suggested resources for learning rust stuff for someone with a fair amount of coding experience in assorted languages?
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I can't reproduce the bug. Β―\_(γ)_/Β―
Neither in #CsvDiff ...
https://gitlab.com/janriemer/csv-diff/-/commit/0ac6ba724656dbcc620eefda3f8ec5d8064134d6
...nor in #qsv
https://github.com/jqnatividad/qsv/pull/1297
My assumption is that they have forgotten to specify the option --right-delimiter (or --left-delimiter, respectively), when executing `qsv diff`:
https://github.com/jqnatividad/qsv/issues/1258#issuecomment-1712842883
Anyway, we now have additional tests in csv-diff and qsv, so definitely a win, regardless of the outcome! π
@floriann FYI
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Just released the new version of **gpg-tui**! π₯³
π¦ A terminal user interface for GnuPG - written in Rust
β GitHub: https://github.com/orhun/gpg-tui
π Changelog: https://github.com/orhun/gpg-tui/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
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