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"We want Rust to be the most reliable programming platform in the world." twitter.com/rustlang/statu…
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Announcing Rust 1.12.1 blog.rust-lang.org/2016/10/20/Rus…
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@Argorak I’d be looking forward to it. From what I gather this achievement of safety qualifying an open source project might not be significant only for Rust, but the open source industry as a whole.
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According to arealme.com/vocabulary-siz… my English vocabulary size is 29377. I thought I knew a good deal of English, but I was surprised nonetheless.
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I still don't know the full details (and frankly, that's part of the problem), but I wanted to explain what happened from my perspective, based on my fractured understanding.
Leah Silber@wifelette
👋I'm the [non-technical, non-Rust, apolitical] human atop @rustconf (I'm not part of the project or Foundation). Before explaining anything, I'll just say, wow, what a fuck up. I am SO sorry about and for all of this; how it happened, and that it happened at all. It isn't okay.
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@falco_girgis @rust_foundation @CohenArthurDev @Embecosm do you use the reference toolchain to do checks that gccrs does not currently do
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@rust_foundation @CohenArthurDev @Embecosm It really is incredible. They aren't even done with it, and we can already use the Rust language on the Sega Dreamcast, a 90s game console with a SuperH architecture that isn't supported by LLVM. We've been having lots of fun with it, and despite being incomplete, works great!
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We are impressed by gccrs' approach to working with the Rust project and seeking to share & reuse components.
Congrats to @CohenArthurDev, gccrs, & our Silver Member @Embecosm for this work! thenewstack.io/rust-support-i…
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@BelkheirMahamed @yaelwrites TL:DR - Rust isn't the answer. We already have well established programming languages which delivers the safety guarantees software need without a heavy cognitive load Rust puts on the developer.
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When was the last time that you accepted someone else's viewpoint and admitted that you were initially wrong?
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@adonespitogo @m_ou_se @rustlang if you don't wanna wait for that, look for current and past issues of this-week-in-rust.org... it has a section where the various projects explicitly request for contributions, which implies they are ready to mentor those new to the project
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@adonespitogo @m_ou_se @rustlang do your next side project in the language, in any domain... should help focus things, though may also frustrate if it's a corner that is not (yet) mature
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@timClicks Was talking with a friend about socialized medicine, our conclusions were the same but his reasoning was objectively more correct.
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This sounds like something @tshepang_dev would be interested in github.com/ridiculousfish…
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@yeedle @steveklabnik or bring it closer to closure syntax...
let foo: |x: i32| -> i32 = { todo!() }
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@steveklabnik Interesting! At some point, why even bother having let AND fn? Why not make fn be:
let foo: (x: i32) -> i32 = { todo!() }
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@tshepang_dev There has been a few announcements recently about Rust support: the Linux Kernel accepted patches to enable Rust support and we open sourced the internal Android Rust training just a month ago. It feels like Rust is gaining momentum.
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Nice, Chrome is now also announcing support for using Rust for third-party dependencies!
Lars Bergstrom@larsberg_
It's exciting to see @ChromiumDev announcing support for the use of @rustlang! It's been a long journey, and I look forward to watching them evaluate, adopt, & hopefully even contribute to some of the amazing libraries available in the #rustlang ecosystem security.googleblog.com/2023/01/suppor…
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@wadu436 @joseph_h_garvin @mint_tamas @workingjubilee that one can `let foo = match {}` means a match block that is not assigned is just syntax sugar for `let () = match {};`
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@joseph_h_garvin @mint_tamas @workingjubilee I view it as "assigning" y to the pattern so it makes sense in my head, even if it is in a different order than the match syntax
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I understand why Rust chose to avoid "blowing the strangeness budget" and so adopted a syntax in a lot of places that resembles Java, C#, and C++, but sometimes it feels like we played a cruel prank on C++ devs who try to switch to Rust.
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@seanmonstar how long do you find it reasonable to wait before bumping msrv, given that 2021 edition was released over a year ago
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As a #rustlang library maintainer trying to keep an MSRV policy, dependencies that choose to set their edition to 2021 make me sad.
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