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A programming language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

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    May 20

    Read this thread for information about this account!

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    Aug 28

    Inspired by I'm creating a powerful bookmark search tool using Added: - Basic command - Added UI (WIP) - Added version releases - Deployed on Github:

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    Aug 29

    rustcから超長文のエラーとコード修正提案を受けて、「またいつものおせっかいか、無視無視」と思って自分でエラー修正したんだけど、後で見たらRustが提案してきたのと全く同じ修正だった。

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    Aug 29

    GitUI - the fast terminal UI for written in - just released v0.10 with many contributions: vim-key bindings, scrollable commit messages, branch creation and more - thanks to everyone!

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    Aug 28

    Two weeks ago you could fill a barn with what I didn't know about and programming. Today, I can make an LED blink!

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    Aug 28

    and updates: ✓ Added variables compiler. ✓ Added arrays and indexes. ✓ Added `log` as standard library.

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    Aug 29

    What I thought would happen: I will quickly explain how actix_web's extractors work and then I'll spend the rest of the chapter on sqlx and databases in . What happened, 3500 words later: it turns our there is **a lot to unpack** when talking about extractors.

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    Aug 28

    Is there a community in Nigeria?

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    Aug 28

    The ebur128 crate is now a pure Rust implementation of the EBU R128 loudness standard. I've ported the libebur128 C code to Rust over the last few weeks. API and performance stays the same, and it also provides exactly the same results.

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    Aug 28

    The online rust book is awesome. It's clear and easy to understand for newbies. Are there any similar books/ tutorials for writing database APIs ?

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    Aug 28

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    Aug 27

    I redesigned my website () *again* but this time the whole thing is written completely in with the front-end library and compiles directly to wasm - no JS needed!

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    Aug 27

    We're hiring! Dock is looking for 2 outstanding individuals to help us continue to role out the network. If you are a or developer looking for a new challenge pls apply here:

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    Aug 27

    Conheçam o , uma nova conferência online sobre em Outubro/2020. Ainda dá tempo de se registrar! Ajudem a divulgar! Retuitem para participar do sorteio de 2 ingressos para a comunidade de do Brasil

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    Aug 27

    For the purposes of this you are allowed to upgrade the OS to the latest supported.

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    Aug 27

    Here's my best guess. Can you beat me? 1) A Pentium 60 (1993) running Debian Jessie. 2) A Pentium Pro (1995) running Debian Squeeze.

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    Aug 27

    Today's nerd-snipe: 1) What is the oldest machine for which you can compile rust to native binaries? 2) What is the oldest machine you can natively run rustc on? Emulators are not allowed.

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    Aug 27

    What is the correct borrowing trait to impl for a wrapper type that enforces an invariant (i.e. NonZero*) but where otherwise you want it to be usable anywhere the inner type is usable? (note: poll, not quiz)

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    Aug 27

    I refactored my CLI app last night to use thiserror and anyhow, and now the code is simpler AND the binary output is smaller! 🦀🎉

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    Aug 27

    My first task when I joined was to improve internal tools for error reporting in PHP. Years later I've used that experience to contribute to Rust's RFC, and now it's released as #[track_caller] feature.

    We just released Rust 1.46.0, with lots of improvements for `const fn`! Check out the highlights of this release in our blog post:
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    Aug 27

    We had a great time at last week with all of the enthusiasts from around the world! We are still hiring a senior engineer to come build out protocols for a glorious interoperable blockchain future. Check it out @

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