I mean, it sounds like it’s gonna be a fairly large codebase. Rust is definitely better equipped for large codebases than Python…
I do agree that Python could give them more outside contributors, but from my experience, I don’t think it’s worth swaying from your preferred tooling for that. Outside contributions will make up barely a fraction of code changes either way, so you should rather ensure that your core team is productive.
In the case of Rust, you can also omit the type annotation in the vast majority of cases and the compiler will infer it.
Listing examples where it works without enforcement is not an argument against enforcing it where it does not work without. There’s also no reason why uutils couldn’t be less corporate while also having a corporate-unfriendly license. And good luck leading this discussion with anyone, if you’re going to ad hominem right away.
The concern is that if lots of softwares get rewritten and some of those softwares switch from a copyleft license to a permissive license, then things might stop being open-source sooner or later, because companies are not anymore forced to open-source.
Yes, in the case of sudo-rs, this concern is silly. But for example, the uutils coreutils are under MIT license, when the GNU coreutils were under GPL-3.0.
For optimal performance, you should rewrite it in Rust:
inline_python::python! {
print(js2py.eval_js("(number) => number % 2 ? 'odd' : 'even'")(number))
};
unsafe doesn’t deactivate memory safety. It only allows you to then create raw pointers and whatnot, which you could use to circumvent memory safety, but all the normal language constructs still do enforce it.
As in, you call main() recursively? Don’t think, I’ve ever tried that in any language…
Those also happen to be errors you’d typically run into, if you don’t yet really know Rust…
According to the screenshot I took, it was a gargoyle berserker with an axe. I had some ridiculous luck with armor drops, so basically every resistance was either maxxed or close to it. I only really got into trouble down in Zot:5…
And hmm, I should do more with Lugonu. I never really have a reason to pick him, but that means I also don’t experiment with him, so I won’t really learn what reasons there are to pick the guy…
I actually do, yes. Hundreds, if not thousands, of hours played and I made it down there and back out exactly once. 🙃
Only in 3D. In 2D, you slap some pixels on top and there’s your scarf:
That would be cool, but human brains are weirdos. If you’re already copying text, you could’ve edited or annotated it, for example. For example, if it’s an opinion you don’t entirely agree with, you might feel obliged to say so, because you have the ability to do so when it’s a text post.
If you want to call that irrational, I’m not arguing against that. I’m just saying it’s the reality we live in and I’d like to have tooling to deal with that better, because I would also prefer text to not be screenshotted.
Yeah, really unfortunate that that’s not possible. Always having to take a screenshot and then type out letter by letter what’s on the screenshot, that can be quite annoying.
But even if copying text was possible, the reason people post pictures of text is to give proper attribution, but also to distance themselves from the content, so that it’s clear that they don’t necessarily hold the exact same opinion or that they might not have all the knowledge to defend the statements in the post.
Cross-posting could fill that same roll without screenshotting text.
Would be cool, if we could cross-post Mastodon posts…
OCaml has a camel with two bumps. So, that’s gotta be the Perl dromedary camel…
Well, and there’s also just lots of webpages implemented as an SPA – Single-Page Application.
Which you might be able to register in your browser as a PWA – Progressive Web App.
And which are just generally equally as interactive as an app, so good luck explaining the difference to folks who don’t care about implementation specifics…
In particular, frontend has to interact with humans, which is one hell of a messy API.
Yeah, I also thought it was a meme and used purely in derogatory form, until I learned that the term was actually coined by a co-founder of OpenAI…
Are you referring to the workspace feature of
uv? Is that working well?Management might want us to revive a project from a few years ago, which is like 5% Python, but for which we had to build a
homegrownhorrid implementation of workspace builds, using shell scripts and symlinks. We’d definitely want to get rid of that, ifuv’s workspace builds work at all, really. 🫠