Keani Thorvalds

@CodeRed_dev Hi, never actually delivered but rewrote 2 times the same project (Unity3D then Godot) after a lot of time of it being put aside, hope that counts as gamedev

@animesh_xd Is it better than curl?

I built a free, open-source Postman alternative in #Rust. Postman gets expensive fast. Bruno is good, but it’s still Electron-based and inherits browser-stack limitations. So I built #Rustman. ~20 MB No account No cloud sync No telemetry Native Rust HTTP engine. Pre/post-request scripting with async JS. Environment vars, request chaining, keyboard-first workflow, collections, history, auth support, Postman import, and more. Built with Tauri v2 + Rust + React. MIT licensed. v0.3.0 is out now. Contributions welcome. github.com/animeshchaudhr… animeshchaudhri.github.io/rustman/ #opensource #rustlang #tauri #webdev #buildinpublic

@leastsquared_ @PINTO03091 Vai ver é só um filhote de galinha superpoderoso

@PINTO03091 o nome e o user kkkkk

物体検出だけでこういうのができるのはかなり凄いことだと思うけど、ほぼ良さは伝わらないだろうな。

@ZanfaVive O filme "Não! Não Olhe!" foi inspirado nisso aí

Pega lá a lona, Cláudio

@leandronsp @sseraphini Mas rust é melhor, vc pode: terminal, desktop, backend e cloud frontend e cloud com wasm IoT se for esp32 GPU (compila para SPIR-V) (apesar que c/c++ tbm faz tudo isso, mas eu evito porque é ins--mentation fault Segmentation fault

eu não entendo pq isso é sequer um assunto sendo que js só roda em um navegador web. é o mesmo que dizer que shellscript é superior a SQL

@boshen_c The comment on first line says it all, 100% claude slop, is it mythos?

Thanks to the Rust rewrite, I now learn why Bun is fast First find: it uses a thread local arena for ASTs

@adahstwt well with rust you can also do embedded devices and webassembly

Go + Gin → REST APIs Go + Fiber → High-Performance APIs Go + Echo → Web Framework Go + net/http → Core Backend Go + gRPC → Microservices Go + PostgreSQL → Relational DB Go + GORM → ORM / DB Access Go + Redis → Caching Go + Kafka → Event Streaming Go + NATS → Messaging Systems Go + Docker → Containers Go + Kubernetes → Cloud Native Go + Terraform → Infrastructure as Code Go + Prometheus → Monitoring Go + CLI → Dev Tools Go + WebSockets → Real-Time Systems one language backend cloud devops systems and people still say “go is too basic” 👇

@FUCORY non ironically I just rewrote a timetable solver in rust. The complete journey was: MVP with bruteforce in golang, migrated to TypeScript and tested genetic algortihms, now rewrite it in rust (4x improvement even using wasm) and trying threads in the mix.

How to build a Rust library: 1. Write and maintain a Go, Zig, TypeScript or Python library 2. Once mature migrate to rust

@saltyAom Why? can you elaborate? The single one example I ever had a performance benefit with them is with a imutable single linked list that allows for clone without duplicating everything, used in a graph traversal for storing the explored paths

One of the few time I have to use linked list in JavaScript even tho LinkedList aren’t real

@notpuang My journey learning rust: First week: Some video tutorials on the 101 basics to get started Then read the Official Rust Book Next month: Then "Learn Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists" Book Cry in linked lists - 1 year halt - Rust to web (wasm) Genetic algorithms <- today

how do you go on about learning rust? this language is overwhelming i just need basics figured out so that i can actually understand what my AI agents are doing in rust codebase

@coproduto @sseraphini Era tão melhor consultar o valor do logaritmo num livro de 500 páginas com os valores pré-calculados por mulheres mal pagas em um galpão fazendo contas o dia inteiro

Computadores foram um erro

@VictorTaelin at least in theory, would quantum computers help with this or not at all? From what I know they would be able to work on the ENTIRE possibility space, the catch is to find a way to read back the correct solution instead of all the wrong ones.

for what is worth, GPT 5.5 and Opus 4.7 are still utterly and pathetically incapable of working on SupGen or grasping superpositions and globally scoped lambdas in the Interaction Calculus and no amount of explaining makes them even slightly useful with that kind of research

@0xglitchbyte Go -> Rust -> TS -> TS + Rust WASM This is my jourmey making a automatic timetable solver for internal use in a university. Implementation plus 3 rewrites each time fixing and introducing new things, now I'm at genetic algorithms. I would stick to TS if threads were easier

C -> Rust -> Zig -> C++ Thats where Im at now

@RealGalego joga o cara num simulador de máquina de turing e pede para fazer um contador binário ou algo assim, lógica pura e 0% de necessidade de conhecimento prévio

Rapaziada devido a acontecimentos recentes eu mudei de ideia. Aplicar LeetCode, principalmente as questões fáceis, em processo seletivo é de fato um filtro excelente.

@victorcrbt @marcbenedet @coproduto Ok aqui está seu código em R

@marcbenedet @coproduto Não erre

Meu amigo pediu pra um agente capaz de rodar em loop por tempo indefinido pra implementar uma ideia que ele teve Ele pediu muito especificamente pra que a implementação fosse em Rust Quando ele acordou, ele encontrou isso aqui:

@iamnabins at the end she inside what looks like any USA state

Ants vs Humans

@VictorTaelin Try implementing a genetic solver for problems like TSP, sudoku or timetabling, I was working with those and they are very hard to solve in a timely manner, also genetic algorithms have high potencial for paralelism not only for separated islands but also fitness evaluation etc..

Bend → Metal is insane. Look at these numbers. I don't want to do the meme, but Bend is objectively faster than C for parallel workloads in a Macbook. Not sequential C. Handwritten, parallel C. And AI's can use Bend fluently. Opus wrote these programs in ~5 minutes...

@pcshipp Then why I can generate them easier with AI?

Unpopular opinion Frontend is harder than backend

@schteppe C/C++/Holy C

I refer to C and C++ as “C/C++”. I’m fully aware of the language differences. I just keep writing “C/C++” to get extra engagement.

@EOEboh POST /products/list { "id": 99 }

Explain the difference between: GET /products/99 GET /products?id=99 Same result. Different meaning Why does the distinction matter?

@_olukkas @coproduto Ficar criando paradoxos que é cringe

@coproduto Mas polvo ter vergonha de si mesmo é cringe

Não mate a parte de si mesmo que é cringe Mate a parte de si mesmo que tem vergonha de ser cringe