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    Comment #29861152

    People dismiss modern notebooks as Knuth's style of literate programming, where they are more for exploring and documenting an existing codebase or just experimenting. So people ar…

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    Comment #29480580

    I guess on a load balancer or DNS level? A request has to hit a single domain name / IP before it's load balanced to the distributed system right?

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    Comment #29077278

    It's plenty loved, I'd say the most loved, but still a fair way behind Oracle in terms of popularity just because of legacy stuff. Damn legacy code, hecking JQuery was still the mo…

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    Comment #29022299

    So there's a runtime cost for using generics?

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    Comment #29022229

    I like what Chris Lattner said about language design in Lex Fridman podcast, that you know when you're doing something right because it "feels" right. Rust has a bunch of syntactic…

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    Comment #29015412

    You might like this extension for VS Code: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=rustnote... I just got it to a usable state today, does what you're asking which is r…

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    Comment #28998184

    People love writing Rust, if they want to try rewriting stuff why not? Might end up better might end up worse, can't hurt. I doubt it's out of spite for other languages, think it's…

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    Comment #28903745

    This course is what made me fall in love with computer science.

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    Comment #28826121

    Coal isn't just for electricity, it usually rises and falls with the price of steel because it's needed for the process. Also has use in a bunch of other things like water filters.…

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    Comment #28806603

    Error handling is one area I way prefer in Rust. It's trivial but having a single line "expect" to throw on some additional text to an error if it doesn't need anything else is rea…