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Serow225
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About Serow225
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Comment #35110472
It is interesting. When I was learning, I found “mut” way more confusing because it is less precise (it’s one level of abstraction higher, mixes “usual intent/goal” with “what does…
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Comment #35110395
I worked at the company that makes MATLAB, and the majority of engineers there ran it that way lol.
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Comment #35110369
You can run it headless but with JVM, that’s pretty much the actual usable equivalent now.
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Comment #35084949
I kinda wish it had ended up with something like 'exc` for exclusive, or one of the options you mentioned. I think it would have made things easier for people to learn a helpful me…
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Comment #35074785
Now I'm interested to make the chart to compare that list to C#, given the common Erik influence/heritage :) It has IAsyncEnumerable now
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Comment #35074715
Absolutely true re evolution. That's why it would have to probably be crate keywords rather than categories, I'm thinking. This whole space about encoding library non-technical asp…
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Comment #35073682
There is one tangential thing that I’ve thought about before—it would be nice if there was some way to encode this into the library ecosystem (ie crates.io) I have no idea how this…
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Comment #35073494
my interpretation of the “clone is the way to go” comment is that it’s in the context of the OP saying “I haven't written much Rust…”, which puts a pretty clear frame around the in…
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Comment #35062232
I've never had the pleasure(ha) of using SSIS, but this is the stuff that I was talking about: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/data/adon...
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Comment #35057244
Another is MS SQL Server, which lets you run .NET on the database server :D "you can author stored procedures, triggers, user-defined functions, user-defined types, and user-define…
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Comment #35003996
talking 20-40deg off-axis can help. The old “pencil trick” can be highly effective, even with good mics: https://urm.academy/death-to-sibilance/
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Comment #34978894
Thanks! I missed seeing that on your site.
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Comment #34978886
how is it different than `kind` ?
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Comment #34940015
> I can't imagine sitting and stepping through in a debugger 100+ times in the hopes that maybe this time, it will be the run that's just different enough to trigger the bug Isn’t …
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Comment #34912272
Thanks! Maybe it would be worth adding a docs example of a proper GH workflow using Depot? It’s a decent option, but it’s still more complicated (multiple vendors, configuration, e…
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Comment #34905325
Any chance of offering GitHub Runners as a tweak of the underlying “hard parts”? I’ve had really good luck with this type of offering from BuildJet, except that they don’t offer an…
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Comment #34363526
https://mappinggenerator.net , it's great
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Comment #33720840
I came to similar conclusions. Tide is IMO the most ergonomic, but its future is unclear in terms of community/maintenance. Its choice to use async-std ended up kind of biting it, …
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Comment #33644484
Does anyone have a comparison with Darklang/ecosystem and it's goals? Some of the things mentioned sound similar, at a high level.
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Comment #33598413
The JetBrains IDEs can do this, at least for .NET
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Comment #33533296
via the magic of Anycast :)
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Comment #33519601
I’m excited to get some more Rust docs! Even just a pointer to serde ::from_value(value).unwrap(), and ::deserialize(value), would be helpful to get people pointed in the right dir…
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Comment #33406400
https://www.overcomingbias.com/2021/02/humans-are-early.html