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Well I discussed this with the Author briefly and that's a huge undertaking and he is working on it but the results especially desired results will take time.

Yea as the author of the article that's what I'm wondering too this is scheduled to be "released" in a couple of days. I basically figured I wouldn't need to do much more than not …

Author of the article here again. Since I've seen multiple people complain about this I've dropped adsense completely as they were pretty invasive with tracking and the amount of a…

Oooh that's a good one, saved for later!

That is precisely what prompted me to write this article, it was an update to a piece of software I require to use for work that suddenly just stopped working properly. That's actu…

Do you really wish to go into stuff that has very little to do with the article itself? I'll gladly provide an answer but I don't think it's constructive. I host the site on vercel…

Harsh but fair, I strongly encourage you to keep your shields up and or adblocker turned on. Sorry you couldn't enjoy the article though.

Author of the article and owner of the site here. Google changes the amount and placement of the ads depending what "ad market" you are from so US and other similar countries might…

good catch, appreciate it! it was indeed a mistake on my part, line-height got applied to code blocks as well as the paragraphs I fixed it now so that codeblocks do not have a very…

Some of it is the fault of AI and the belief that software is super easy to create now and maintenance won't be an issue in the future, mainly by folks who have very little to no e…

Yes! I could not agree more with this sentiment. We over-analyse, over discuss, over plan and over optimize before we even write the first import or include. Some of my best ideas …

Cool but I don't know how credible this information is. From what I've read on how they got that data and came to these numbers it does not exactly inspire a high degree of confide…

Woah that's wild, so this gives credence to some more spiritual stuff out there.

Making a broad statement like there has never been a memory safe C program is a bit of a dickish thing to say. especially when you phrase it as > Can you provide examples for it? B…

har har... have my upvote!

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> The Rust community should be upfront about this tradeoff - it's a universal tradeoff, that is: Safety is less ergonomic. It's true when you ride a skateboard with a helmet on, it…

this is an excellent example do you mind if I examine it a bit closer and perhaps use it in my article?

Then we're sort of in agreement. I don't think you need the ritual and complexity that rust brings for small and simple scripts and CLI utilities...