Idiomatic Rust: Part 2
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Idiomatic Rust: Part 2
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Re: Idiomatic Rust: Part 2
#2Link to Part 1 HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43378165
Re: Idiomatic Rust: Part 2
#3Maybe gain some programming experience before writing articles about what's considered idiomatic or good practice?
Re: Idiomatic Rust: Part 2
#4Maybe gain some programming experience before writing articles about what's considered idiomatic or good practice?
Got any examples of bad practices they’re sharing, or just needed to share a snarky comment?
Re: Idiomatic Rust: Part 2
#5Reads like it’s AI generated.
Re: Idiomatic Rust: Part 2
#6Maybe gain some programming experience before writing articles about what's considered idiomatic or good practice?
Got any examples of bad practices they’re sharing, or just needed to share a snarky comment?
Was not intended as snarky. One who is still learning should not pose as an authority.
Re: Idiomatic Rust: Part 2
#7Sorry, none of this is relevant to "idiomatic rust". It's just a list of a few random ... things. That, combined with the site name "a-i-nstein", makes me pretty confident that this is LLM slop.
For folks looking for actual guidance on "idiomatic rust", I highly encourage you to check out "Effective Rust" [1].
Re: Idiomatic Rust: Part 2
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Got any examples of bad practices they’re sharing, or just needed to share a snarky comment?
Was not intended as snarky. One who is still learning should not pose as an authority.
Not sure what the problem is. Everyone starts somewhere, and I don't see this person pretending to be an expert. They're just sharing what they've learned so far. Identifying idioms—even as a beginner—is totally valid.