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Tin Rabzelj

@tinrab

4 months

I've written a macro to generate better TypeScript for me. #rustlang

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3 months

@wayotworld That's misleading. Andrew even clarified it.

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@flaviocopes HTMX, Google sheets as a database, CoffeeScript on backend, hosted on a Raspberry Pi.

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@TheOmniLiberal Online keyboard nerds talking about how to communicate like humans:

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@t3dotgg I bet you muted this the second after posting it.

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@t3dotgg What's confusing about it? It's just terrible webdev nonsense forced on the desktop.

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@rauchg Everything really. I was thinking of just trashing it all, moving to the country side, growing my own food and never bother with software again.

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@zeddotdev Looking forward to Linux support

Platform Support 💻 · Issue #5391 · zed-industries/zed

Currently, Zed only supports macOS. Support for other platforms is planned and listed on our public roadmap. We've begun planning work for the Linux platform - the relevant tracking issue can b...

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3 months

@tsoding I usually call it the "main" function.

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@t3dotgg I prefer TOML the most. YAML has many quirks.

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@tsoding I wonder what will happen when all the devs who know OS-es and low-level stuff retire. We're going to be left with JS hipster running V8 on serverless, praying for the bare-metal gods to keep all the levels of virtualization healthy. I, for one, can't wait.

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@t3dotgg What? WASM with Rust is really good.

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@rauchg @vercel Fixing some of 2.5k+ Next.js issues on GitHub.

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@ThePrimeagen Bro, stop shitting on Rust. That drama is old and nobody cares anymore.

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@ThePrimeagen It's horrible to write, though, compared to TS. I've never been in a situation where the problem was having a build step. It's a non-issue, imo.

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@t3dotgg Twitter is way worse.

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@rauchg "Now I know what you’re thinking, “this is an atrocity, what a horrible mess!” and you’re right, it’s kind of ugly. In fact, it’s just about impossible to think this is a good idea the first time you see it — you have to actually try it."

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2 months

@t3dotgg I'm mad. Rust has the best concurrency (just hard for newbies). What do you mean by pattern matching? Function overloading is bad.

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3 months

@t3dotgg Rust is just better in a lot of ways. Building tools in Go is a half-measure. If you want solid tools, don't go from JS to Go, go all the way.

Finishing Turborepo's migration from Go to Rust – Vercel

We've finished porting Turborepo, the high performance JavaScript and TypeScript build system, from Go to Rust.

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@t3dotgg Coverage shouldn't be the goal. Tests should help the development.

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@thdxr The only game I played in the last few years is Factorio, which runs great on Linux or even better than Windows (with "large pages support").

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@danny_mx @t3dotgg Sorry, I can't see what you wrote. My graphics driver just crashed.

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@SOL_VanGlo @ThePrimeagen Bro, we're all nerds.

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@ThePrimeagen "Node calls C++ so you don't have to."

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@MelkeyDev Sometimes I wonder what I am doing with my life. I try to do things the right way, while listening to a podcast with a guy who makes $70k per month with a browser extension he made in a week.

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@rauchg @vercel Sometimes, I just want to deploy a Docker container.

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2 months

@t3dotgg This is great. We need more Flutter on the web as well. Drawing everything on a canvas makes a lot more sense than using the DOM, and it helps to avoid some of the web's quirks.

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@MacRumors This is great if it doesn't end up getting a subscription model.

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3 months

@ImSh4yy The first important thing is ease of use, if your app succeeds in any meaningful way, switch to something more appropriate.

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5 months

@t3dotgg Ranked by people who don't code, or refuse to learn anything new.

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4 months

Some thoughts about "Mojo outperforming Rust": Stating that something outperforms Rust is nothing new. It's often used for clickbait because it works. The conversation around performance typically centers on programming languages rather than the underlying systems, and the

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@t3dotgg There are plenty of frameworks, though. Some even serving "quadrillion requests" . The go-to crate currently is `Axum`.

Open sourcing Pingora: our Rust framework for building programmable network services

Pingora, our framework for building programmable and memory-safe network services, is now open source. Get started using Pingora today

blog.cloudflare.com

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@enjojoyy There is a point. We must accelerate up the Kardashev scale. Thermodynamics, entropy, it's physics. We must continue to build things, progressing from monkeys with bones to space, like in 2001 Space Odyssey.

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@teej_dv He's completely ignoring that you buy things because you value the thing more than the required money.

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3 months

@t3dotgg What?

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@Asmongold @CircleToonsHD Isn't this just rent-seeking? Especially for you, being a react streamer and all. I'm fully on board with AI, but this gray-area of copyright and art still needs to be taken seriously.

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@thdxr Worked with Go, wouldn't want to go back.

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4 months

@t3dotgg We have to remember that JS was created in 10 days. Personally, I'd scrap it and redo, but those madlads just went with it.

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2 months

@teej_dv It's based. Just ship, don't think about it.

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4 months

@inerati There's a reason why Rust is so loved. Try to understand it, instead of hating it.

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5 months

@ThePrimeagen True. Like, I can't even imagine not writing tests. Why wouldn't you want to? It makes no sense. This whole anti-test thing seems like a psy-op by people who don't code.

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3 months

@AstraKernel I'm seeing both critiques, "why is everything written in Rust" and "no use for Rust."

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21 days

@anthdm How? Rust is better than Go in all the ways that matter. WASM, serialization, concurrency, macros, error handling etc.

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7 months

@t3dotgg npx create-remix @latest

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4 months

@tsoding *triggers fingers trying to correct you*

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@shuttle_dev I think the Rust book is still the best way.

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@mitsuhiko Yes, debug builds should be faster. There was a new optimization done for FE (parallel builds, nightly only currently). But practically, I find running tests fast enough during development.

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@swlkr Stuff like this is why I love Rust's macros.

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@t3dotgg It depends on the subreddits I guess. I think reddit and hackernews are generally good.

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@factoriogame Omg, this is actually insane! 🤯

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👀 FreeBSD evaluating Rust's adoption into base system #rustlang

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@__femb0t Probably done on purpose, despite the constant negative press covfefe.

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@AstraKernel @FFmpeg

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@t3dotgg Woah, Factorio is my favorite game and I also love Figma 🤓

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@ausaf_rashid @ThePrimeagen There's a purpose to those. UTF-8, zero-delimited, slices...

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@clattner_llvm "Rust experts"? Why are they using Rust as a marketing gimmick? The benchmarks are flawed and misleading. You present a flawed statement, then call out "experts" who are pointing out the problem.

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@clattner_llvm I don't really care for marketing material. I just pointed out that the performance comparison is misleading, which it was.

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6 months

@trashh_dev One time, I searched for how to get unique elements of an array. Then seconds later remembered that `Set` exists.

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@tsarnick Lmao, I want what he's on.

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2 months

@AstraKernel I don't think hiring is based on specific skills and tech. It's more about recognition, trust, who you know, referrals, luck, etc.

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4 months

I've written a lot of Go, but got tired of constantly fighting the language. Zig feels like what Go should've been. #golang #ziglang

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@nexxeln Here: . I used to use "next-safe-action", but this way it's easier to handle custom error types.

Calling server actions in client form components

Calling server actions in client form components. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

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@reactjs Great! Deprecating `forwardRef` is obviously the best change. Especially for writing prop types in TypeScript.

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3 months

@AdamSinger @Bigba11r That's my prediction.

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8 months

@t3dotgg Funny thing is, I find naming it "main" makes more sense.

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@t3dotgg The gaming industry is just exhausting. I don't game anymore, but the only game I played in the last couple of years is Factorio. No politics, agendas, just factory building and genocide of natives.

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4 months

@fasterthanlime Nvidia has issues. I need nvidia-settings to work (), and there are other problems .

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3 months

@levelsio It's just Markov chains, bro.

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3 months

@t3dotgg Not just CSS, but a lot of gripes about JS are because of the web, not necessarily because of the language.

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@ThePrimeagen If you want to stop writing Go, just write a lot of it.

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@bloberenober @bunjavascript And they say that Rust is a cult.

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@corm_h @ausaf_rashid @ThePrimeagen Very American of you.

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7 months

Why do people say that react-query is a state management library? It's not. It's about client-server communication.

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3 months

@AstraKernel "Developer velocity" is nonsense most of the time. JS/TS is fast, but not when you have to deal with browsers/packages/web bullshit. Go is good at the beginning, but when the project grows, it's a mess. "go:generate" is worse than just having macros. Container abstractions,

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@MelkeyDev Been there, done that 😀 But, I really like Rust's way of handling errors, especially chaining (map_err, try_into, try_collect, etc.). Also, pattern matching and handling different error types is important to me. Using `err.(type)` is not that nice.

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@tsoding Oh come on 🤣 You just do #[tokio::main] on async main, then write async code. After that, you need to use sync primitives from tokio::* instead of std. It's not that complicated. Macros join! and select! are also great.

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@thdxr Make sure they're hydrated.

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@t3dotgg "use client" is not only for interactive stuff. "cache" is fine, it's not only "deduping." "useEffect" is fine in certain cases. "use server" has a history...

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@shuttle_dev Well, the first dependency in any crate I write is `thiserror` 😀

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@sebmarkbage Yes. I'm full on WASM/Rust. Besides the obvious use-cases, I think there's a huge potential in plugins (for tools, and maybe mods for games).

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@factoriogame I love how you can just dumb items into space 🤣

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@tsoding So, Arc for atomic reference counting and Mutex for concurrent access. Doesn't seem too complicated to me 😀

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@tawnniee bcrypt is cpu-hard, while scrypt is also memory-hard. I use argon2 (cpu & memory), which is newer. It has params for memory cost and parallelism, for example. The encoded version is nice because it includes the params, so you can change them later w/o updating DB records.

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@enjojoyy Maybe you should try it. There's a reason why it is so loved. Btw, Twitter's "see similar" is powered by Rust.

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@cognition_labs Maybe AI can actually replace some programmers...

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@thdxr React has the largest ecosystem, and Next is the go-to ssr solution. Idk why people wouldn't recommend it.

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@AstraKernel I prefer `self` because I don't like thinking about naming. It's easier to always keep it the same. But in Go, that's not the standard.

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@brunocroh @t3dotgg I don't think more issues means more instability. A lot of issues are nonsense, off-topic/beginner/out-of-scope questions, duplicates... Large repos typically have thousands of issues.

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4 months

@Trozdol @ThePrimeagen But you always have a build step, unless maybe for npm scripts. Even then, if you use Bun, you can write TS (tsx/ts-node is tedious in certain cases, like monorepos).

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@thdxr Also, clone their landing page.

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@t3dotgg This is good. Explicitly using `cache` is way better. Also next's cache, where you can revalidate using keys. It just makes more sense than this to be hidden.

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4 months

@DeepDishEnjoyer That's just one guy, bro. e/acc is bigger.

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@rauchg Nice seeing Rust grow. I only do high-level stuff in it😀, unless WASM counts.

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@sean_j_roberts What's with all the Rust hate? You can learn Go in a day, so why not learn both?

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@enjojoyy I would say it's physical, not ideological. Where the line between *is* and *ought* is, it's up to philosophers. All I know is that I want space ships.

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