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rtoway

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    Comment #41432649

    > Where I live in SE England they seem to be trying to take productive agricultural fields out of use I think this is an unfair characterisation. Many farmers in the UK _want_ to b…

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    Comment #36240337

    FWIW, in the UK unemployment is also very low at the moment.

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    Comment #30035535

    I was under the impression that must of Rust's compile time comes down to LLVM

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    Comment #29671631

    Swift tooling is surprisingly bad especially when It's made by a trillion dollar company. Rust's free rust-analyzer extension provides much faster and much more feature filled IDE …

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    Comment #29663098

    You can do this in Rust today, with the standard library's reference counter

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    Comment #29177645

    The lint is on by default in the latest version of the compiler

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    Comment #29172507

    Rust has a lint against this kind of attack + you can explicitly disable non-ASCII identifiers if you really want to

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    Comment #29157393

    Housing in your area might get vastly more expensive, but housing somewhere else might not see the same price increase. The CPI is for the entire country

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    Comment #29078398

    Because people like meat? I like meat. I don't like what happens to the animal though. I don't think it gets that much more complicated than that

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    Comment #28879522

    Last I checked, studies on the issue of social media and mental health are pretty mixed and inconclusive. But it is a popular belief regardless

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    Comment #28869538

    I was thinking of following the book but with Bevy. How do you replace bracket-lib?

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    Comment #28863878

    Bevy, while an ECS based library, can easily be used to program a game in a more traditional way (excuse my formatting): struct Player { health: Health, } // ECS style fn update_pl…

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    Comment #28833247

    Thanks for educating me. I am affected by recency bias

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    Comment #28831974

    Interesting perspective. FWIW a lot of modern languages now have put the types on the left for a good reason, it's a lot easier to parse. Plus for a reader, at least in Rust, where…

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    Comment #28831493

    Wacky, quirky stuff?

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    Comment #28823126

    I'm not a Go fan but the language to me looks very readable and clean. However in my opinion syntax is usually not that important, you can and will get used to anything

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    Comment #28113935

    > It is a statement of fact, we cannot be any more certain; it is unequivocal and indisputable that humans are warming the planet. How do you convince the deniers of this? It seems…

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    Comment #27997970

    Not mentioned, but I believe this release finally activates mutable-noalias by default!

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    Comment #27813877

    Ah you are right about that. Yes, it would be a nice place to avoid an allocation

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    Comment #27812879

    In Rust, many times this kind of code will compile to the same code using plain old loops and if statements

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    Comment #27290120

    Release The Apprentice outtakes! You know you want to, Bezos :)

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    Comment #27152703

    The optional brackets really makes the code look clean and easy to read!

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    Comment #27023568

    I think their reasoning for things that are shortened is that if it's something you will be writing a lot, it's nicer to have it shortened. So pub fn mut etc. are shortened, but re…