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Comment #23502009
Are there any good starting places for learning the necessary type theory to understand this stuff? I really like the idea of extensible row types, but struggle with trying to unde…
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Comment #21605236
We keep hearing that 5G isn't dangerous, but it looks like there is science showing 3G-5G is bad for our health: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31514029 https://www.ncbi.nlm.n…
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Comment #20347355
This looks pretty cool. It's nice to have an open source Rust game. Getting started developing a game in Rust is a bit rough, so having a reference like this is very helpful.
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Comment #17359110
This is one of those things that will make Rust "feel" much more pleasant to work with. More ergonomic, I guess. It often feels like you're fighting with the Rust compiler, and I t…
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Comment #15933799
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15921692
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Comment #10639758
Yes, this seems to be the right behavior for case-insensitive things like DNS names as well. If a user inputs one, preserve the case when you store it, but do case-insensitive comp…
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Comment #10639744
This is really cool. It's surprisingly hard to find good examples of how to implement type inference.
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Comment #7895090
Does anyone know of a similar tool for XML? In particular, it would be cool to have a useful way to run xpath, and maybe xquery, from the command line. The tools I've found have un…
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Comment #7872891
Hopefully Rust's approach to zero-overhead abstractions will alleviate a lot of the problems you run into in C++.
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