rm4n0s.bsky.social
I want to bring back waterfall methodologies and the development of monolithic servers.
Blog: https://rm4n0s.github.io/
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Because they are based on Tag Unions or Enume.
For ex, fn4 returns an error Fn4Err.Fn3Err.Fn2Err.Fn1Err.JsonParserError.
This can benefit the software architecture and even protect the code from an accidental change. I wrote everything here rm4n0s.github.io/posts/6-cant...
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Jai can't be the C/C++ killer because it does not have Typed Stack Traces like Odin and Rust
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I haven't tried copilot as I don't trust AI, but if it can minimize googling then I will try it
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Let's say you need to open a file and read it's data with tokio.
use tokio::fs::File
In the code, after opening a file to a variable, then you create a new line to read the file.
However, the variable doesn't show any method to read the file until you google for examples and discover AsyncReadExt
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Yes, in crates that are dependencies but not yet used in code. Such a tool would reduce my googling 60% for examples.
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Yes the list is growing, but I wish there was an auto complete on VSCode to give me the possible methods of an instance from extensions that I haven't import. This makes me google more for examples than I usually do.
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As a golang developer, I am moving to rust only for three reasons:
- memory leaks in Go are a pain, especially when playing with gstreamers, GUI etc
- enums and 'thiserror' crate helps me write Typed Stack Traces (which Go can't do that)
- I can write code for everything
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Simplicity
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No it is not. The travel propaganda has influenced your opinion about Greece.
Just because you saw a beach, does not mean that whole country is beautiful.
Just compare Moscow, Berlin and Athens, and tell me which you like.
Lord Byron died from fever and not from a caliphate
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No it is not.
First you look at beautiful Germany, and you say this is how they live in the rest of Europe, but it is not true. Come to Greece
Secondly, Russia has been sanctioned, and for that reason the wages are miserable.
If USA sanction EU, it will start look like Russia.
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So you saying no country is really free, it is always manipulated by neighbors.
Even USA is manipulated by its closet neighbors.
So the question is, why allow a government manipulated by Germany, stop the participation of a party, manipulated by Russia, in the elections?
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Like the current free Syria?
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So you prefer ISIS Chechnya over the current dictator that knees to Russia?
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Romania is a Slavic country and it looks like Russia. So I don't understand how they could see the difference between EU and Russia plutocracy
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What is the difference between Chechnya and Turkey?
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So why Romania should choose EU's plutocracy over Russia's plutocracy?
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Ok let me give you an example.
Greece is Turkey's neighbor.
Turkey threatens Greece all the time with war.
Ukraine wants Turkey in EU.
Ukraine was never against Turkey for invading Cyprus to "protect" Turkish minorities.
With that info, should Greeks support Ukraine?
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ALL countries have plutocracies!
Do you know a country that does not have plutocracy?
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do you have any machine to identify the brainwashed?
maybe a DNA test?
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so the "brainwashed" shouldn't be allowed to vote?
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If America is the perfect example of Capitalism, then In that sense, no EU country is capitalist.
No I am not, you are a slave to your propaganda.
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I don't understand you. You speak to generic, to vague, like religious people.
Give me the technical specs of your paradise.
Do you prefer a soviet style elections?
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Soviet Union was a different economic system where socialism failed every country that implemented it, and had the same result as Romania. Even Russia had AIDs infected children and rotting orphanages.
But now Russia has capitalism.
And maybe Georgescu is just Trump's puppet, not Russia's.
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So you prefer America when it was wild west, didn't have any income tax, the narcotics were free and didn't have any global power?
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What do they destroy? Give me examples
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The majority of Romania's people know better with who will side on, than outsiders.
Do you live in Romania? I don't. So I don't have an opinion what is better for them. But as a Greek, I prefer Romania to not start a civil war.
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Nothing destroys America. They don't even have enemies in their neighborhood
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Traitors to who? germany?
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All your beliefs are a product of propaganda. Even your hate against America.
The only thing that I agree with you, is that all political parties are tyrants. And I prefer the tyrants have an election rather than a civil war
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Do you prefer a civil war over election?
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Every single vote is a product of propaganda
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All political parties of a country are puppets for other states , even for USA.
Not trusting the vote of people is undemocratic no matter how you want to look it at and it will derail the country to civil war
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I disagree. You should be thanking them, because they had the chance to vote Trump as well, and yet they didn't trusted him
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CIA has already failed you, by letting your country exposed to Russia's influence.
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Yes, create a better one, and less incompetent
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CIA is a joke. Full of Mormons that don't speak other languages fluently
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What surprises me is that I spent 4 years at Uber mostly writing #golang and didn't notice all these footguns until switching to #rustlang #rust
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youtu.be/qhEKoZO6DM8?...
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Cutting vape is harder than stopping cigarettes.
Vapes are more addictive.
I stopped vaping and after 5 months I was still thinking starting again. It had to pass for a year, to stop thinking about it
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I agree, but Linux Foundation that owns the project, does not want to replace the maintainer for his behavior, because it doesn't want to spend money for another maintainer. But LF has lots of money, it just doesn't want to spend it on Kernel. projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/o...
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The Linux foundation makes millions in donations and it gives only 10% for maintaining kernel. The kernel stays alive thanks to hardliners because they work for free. Only if Linux foundation decide to give 100% of their money to kernel, then you will see the switch to rust
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I wouldn't have know about Ntex without this blog post bsky.app/profile/rm4n...
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I think the creator of Ntex was the original creator of Actix that left Actix to the community after the hate he got for using "unsafe" scopes.
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I use it with Compio compio.rs/docs/preface
I find it simpler because I don't have to use Send+Sync+'static all the time.
Tokio uses async/await with their goroutines, channels and select, which does not feel natural.
Compio uses thread-per-core with io-uring. Also it has support for windows