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ChubbyGlasses
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Comment #40172657
This was my biggest problem with rust, the community is, at a surface level friendly, but the moment you try to say something against the grain you get met with some of the most in…
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Comment #38531436
I've had very similar experiences on Windows and Mac. I really wish Moz would fork WebKit or Blink and work on a browser for the modern age.
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Comment #38419214
I like FF as much as the next person and have been using it as my daily driver for a while now, but FF doesn't hold a candle to the responsiveness or snappiness of Chrome. It's esp…
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Comment #36159874
More and more I've wanted a browser based on WebKit/Blink from a company with the original Mozilla's values. I know this will get a lot of flack, but Gecko feels way too antiquated…
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Comment #35995951
idk about a "war" or we, but features aside, zig feels like a less obnoxious language, and i mean that as politely as possible. to make an analogy, rust is like a friend that const…
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Comment #35954772
I loved the show and picked up the book afterwards (still working my way through it), and ya I think you're right to some extent, but the show feels more additive than reductive; t…
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Comment #35892366
i've been playing around with bard a little bit throughout i/o now and it's really good at getting the big picture but tries a little to hard to be vague when asking specifics (unl…
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Comment #35142746
i always found this to be a strange pov to have on LLMs. imo, it's not humans tricking/gaming the ai, but rather chatgpt has tricked you into believing it's smarter than it actuall…
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Comment #34343625
Swift and Carbon both seem like very strong contenders in this space. Swift is already a really strong language albeit a little too tied to Apple’s ecosystem. This along with the o…
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Comment #34272884
Mine were mostly third party crates like bitflags and thiserror. Not saying that's what was effecting your build times, I'm not really familiar with your repo (my comment was only …
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Comment #34272452
This is pure speculation, but I suspect egregious use of proc macros in Rust also inflate compilation times a bit. Just speaking anecdotally, but removing proc macros in one of my …
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Comment #34227916
> "match", "if let", "unwrap_or_else()", etc... all different ways to write `if err != nil`, none of them are better than the other > mapping/propagating an error which is literall…
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Comment #34222489
Same, I was really hopeful that Rust was going to fill the void of a modern systems language (been following it since around 0.6), but judging by the direction it's been headed the…
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Comment #31965889
I think there are different ways to look at boilerplate, some of which languages like C++ and Rust are great at handling through their standard libraries, but there is also code bo…
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Comment #31802013
> It's very easy to see that tribal behavior is hardwired into the brain All this study showed was that it was present in adult men, nothing about whether or not this is learned be…
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Comment #31799734
This is a remarkably extreme take for what was actually presented in the article.
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Comment #30163876
This is really nice to see; apart from the weirdly named, macOS specific NS* apis, Swift has been a real pleasure to use and, refreshingly, feels like a language designed for human…
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Comment #16104097
Front page test – an ethical standard for behavior that evaluates each action through the lens of the media/outside world. Example: What would happen if HN found out we’re mining o…
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Comment #13257575
I'm in the same boat as you. I learning Haskell earlier this year, and while I really really want to like it (if nothing else, I'm a sucker for type systems) and even start using i…