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My graduation cap runs Rust
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Re: My graduation cap runs Rust
#32If there’s anything I really want written in Rust, it’s a Chrome extension to filter out all the HN posts about Rust.
Or to automatically write command bitching about it.
Re: My graduation cap runs Rust
#33Cool project. And it goes to show how this education system is scammed out to the max, even cap and gown.
Re: My graduation cap runs Rust
#34If there’s anything I really want written in Rust, it’s a Chrome extension to filter out all the HN posts about Rust.
That seems unnecessary. JavaScript is memory safe.
Re: My graduation cap runs Rust
#351. No it doesn't, it runs machine code. 2. Yet again we have the need to announce Rust to the world, when the usage of it is inconsequential in this context
Do you go on every project that announces itself to be written in C/C++/Zig/Fil-C/Java/etc. and make those same complaints? That must be tiring.
Re: My graduation cap runs Rust
#36> Fun fact #1: you rent your cap and gown in the US. You have to return them. And they’re expensive, too! I paid $94 just for the privilege of renting mine, which is insane because they probably cost way less than that to manufacture.
Ah, yes, of course this is how it works in the US.
Re: My graduation cap runs Rust
#37Re: My graduation cap runs Rust
#38If there’s anything I really want written in Rust, it’s a Chrome extension to filter out all the HN posts about Rust.
Or to automatically write command bitching about it.
That would likely entail an LLM today. Which is the single topic that is more highly represented on the HN homepage than Rust.
Re: My graduation cap runs Rust
#39Those ATtiny85 boards that plug directly into a USB port are great if you need 1 to 5 GPIOs and/or a HID interface. At 2 dollars apiece or so it's worth having a few around.
Re: My graduation cap runs Rust
#40> Fun fact #1: you rent your cap and gown in the US. You have to return them. And they’re expensive, too! I paid $94 just for the privilege of renting mine, which is insane because they probably cost way less than that to manufacture. Ah, yes, of course this is how it works in the US.
Yes, you have to pay a decent wage to the people helping you fit, cleaning, and storing the goods. Manufacture is done in a low cost country with cheap labour, so buying clothing seems cheap.