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@CryZe107 @pcwalton ohhh i see, that would definitely be nice

@tocreman @pcwalton no, in the or case you want to access what's in the Option

is_some_and() is my new favorite method.

@CryZe107 @pcwalton you mean .is_none() || something_else?

@pcwalton is_none_or() when though?

@joodaloop @monodevice well when you're talking about data that's collected at time intervals, you don't really need continuity you could easily construct the actual literal rectangles and triangles by taking the points. or you could approximate what it would be of it was continuos with a function

@foxydevloper @hikari_no_yume how are fingers even supposed to do that??

cs.uwaterloo.ca/~csk/slide/ is incredibly cool and creative, and fun^W infuriating this must be what it's like to try to use a smartphone if you have Alzheimer's

@maazahm3d @fasterthanlime @ThePrimeagen Man I love this guy but he really gets on whatever the hot topic is currently. "oh is it cool to hate on rust now, let's do it!" (I mean no offense by this post)

@fasterthanlime Too late... @ThePrimeagen

@ThePrimeagen @alchemist_ubi iterators don't necessarily compile to for loops. they do in rust because rust is awesome, but in many languages iterators have actual runtime costs

@alchemist_ubi but... these are not the same iterators compile to for loops (effectively) (can be unrolled too) v8 is not the same

i wish zig had rust style iterators i want to be able to create iterators and chain iterators (i don't see how yet in zig) i want iter .filter .map .myFunction .collect::<MyStruct>()

@jaboukie holy shit i'm stealing that quote

is it just me or are images on here just not loading anymore?

@defnotbeka nowadays is more like "comply and become homeless anyway, we don't care"

been saying this for years. when people say that our society isn't built on the threat of violence, they're wrong: the threat is always "comply or become homeless"

@gayandbadatcode @kimono_koans @Lucretiel not really, generics in Java are a mess it would be more similar to `List<MyInterface>`, where you can pass amy implementor of the interface to the list

Interesting that there's no way to create an anonymous *un*constrained generic Like, I can do: fn foo(data: &Vec<impl Display>); but not: fn foo(data: &Vec<_>) I can't write `impl Nothing`.

@Lucretiel trait Nothing { } impl<T> Nothing for T { } fn foo(data: &Vec<impl Nothing>) { }

@kimono_koans @Lucretiel it does work, but it's not anonymous

@Lucretiel Why doesn't generic over T work? Or how is this different?

@Lucretiel I'd imagine this wouldn't have a lot of practical uses?

@YIMBYLAND why do people keep making "after <- before" posts? it's really confusing also, trams are awesome, go france

France really knows how to Tram. Dijon, FR 2008 👉 2020

@Derek_Lieu Not only on physical conventions, i can't find gameplays by streamers or youtubers that simply commentate what's happening on the screen engaging. I'd much rather watch someone that either talks about their thought process or something random entirely

@ThePrimeagen gonna be fun when years from now someone touches that code and accidentally breaks the logic without even noticing

i only write a unit test if i cannot get the code right first try

@__phantomderp @LemmaEOF "it's" has the same character and you don't expect a secone one

@LemmaEOF Yyyeeeep. But also, it's even worse than normal because, like. ' is a single quote. In natural language you expect a second one, but like... ... it's never coming, lmao.

Whoever thought 'a was a good way to label lifetimes is a very, very bad individual.

@vzverovich ?async™

The new R*st syntax looks great!

10 javascript features i avoid: ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? I don't know javascript

@DavidInOregon @cmuratori finally a sane take here

@cmuratori High abstraction that makes coding solutions easy is a good thing when you don't need performance. Low level coding is good when you need performance.

I have more videos on "clean code" coming, but in the interim, I am posting my full response to a reporter regarding the original video as a preview of some of the topics: computerenhance.com/p/response-to-…