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dmit

6,674karma·537submissions·February 21, 2011
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Here's one case. Instead of let letters = word.chars().filter(|ch| ch.is_alphabetic()); you can just write let letters = word.chars().filter(is_alphabetic); since the difference bet…
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You linked to serde_json and not serde, which this story is about. And the crate sizes listed include not just the source, but also test code and other project files.
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A --small flag would provide approximately the same amount of information - you'd still need to read the description to figure out what it does. And thanks for the UWU.md idea, love it!
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We might have different definitions of "usability." Tooling, package management, compiler messages, language documentation. Those are some of the things I think of when I hear "usabilit…
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I mean, https://www.libcinder.org and https://openframeworks.cc have been mainstays of the creative coding industry for a long time now. A Rust take on the problem shouldn'…
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You know this, but a tiny nit: it resets to a clean state after every prompt and then replays recent chat history to catch up. The distinction is important in cases like asking it to play a guessing…
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> film produces a much better overall look than digital To add one more data point to all the other sibling comments, Vince Gilligan (a self-described huge fan of film) talked on one of the Better …
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>> GPT-3 took 355 years to train > Could this be distributed? Put all those mining GPUs to work. Nope. It's a strictly O(n) process. If it weren't for the foresight of George Patric…
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And when all else fails, you reach for Intel VTune. :) Which has provided a free community version for a couple years now, I might add.
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> If you're not paying for numbers, what are you paying for then? Oh honey...
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Yes, Europe absolutely detests having a phone that fits in your hand.
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In presentation form: https://www.infoq.com/presentations/life-after-java-8/ …
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Well, here’s your first lesson then: if you prepend (: to your comment it will become a valid XQuery document! (: XQuery comments are marked by mirrored smilie faces, like this. :)
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Yep, the two missing features are `usize::MAX` (stabilized in Rust 1.43, April 2020), and control flow in const fns (stabilized in Rust 1.46, August 2020).
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Awkward ad intermission Tired of all the "404 Not Found: /favicon.ico" log messages from your local test server? Fret no more! Just add this minor incantation to your HTML and you…
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> she's the "perpetrator" and he gives consent If "he gives consent", then she isn't a perpetrator. By definition. If one of the parties gets drunk, they can't …
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> So the victim has no responsibility if blood alcohol level is too high for good judgment, but the perpetrator is responsible no matter their blood alcohol level and judgment? Exactly. That's…
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> If you gave consent because you were drunk, that's not really rape, it could be poor judgment. No, it's lack of judgement. Total inability to judge, in fact. > The perpetrator might …
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> I don't want to victim blame here And yet
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How come? Wasm is only at ~92% browser adoption right now (per https://caniuse.com/?search=wasm ), but certain classes of apps can easily take that 8% hit for all the benefits over the…
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I submitted a patch to support decimal commas when parsing timestamps in Go in 2013. I thought this was a slam dunk because while major users of decimal dots include USA, China, India, and Japan, the …
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> Some people prefer not to read Twitter threads as individual posts. That's great, but Twitter already does that by default. Is this about padding between paragraphs (in the CSS sense)?
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