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(he/him) Software Engineer and resident clown @ Bloomberg Writing the code that no one asked for so you don't have to. Opinions expressed are solely my own and do not express the views or opinions of my employer.
Just to help, bluesky lets users attach domains as handles. If you suspect impersonation, check the handle. In this case, she's attached it to her real website. I did personally read it as meaning past tense, but I can see why you might not have
From experience, the eBPF support these days is quite good in Rust. E.g. one of my coworkers has been working on this: github.com/javierhonduc...
As for system daemons, I don't think it's a substantially different experience from most systems languages though I'm curious if you have specific issues
How I feel every time I go deep with lifetimes
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Living here, this one's complicated. I get what you mean, but at the same time a market like this can be a productive site without needing to close the market. I think Spitalfields is an example of how a market can be adapted. The closing of the market is imo unfortunate, but we'll see
What issues was the meat market causing?
Yeah, Rust's story with numerics isn't great, could be much better, and I do agree some financial decisions in the language hamper it.
Worth looking at pola.rs
There's some mention of the gap here too: github.com/not-yet-awes...
Do you plan on posting about your projects and work here? I'd love to see what you work on!
Frankly it's one of those languages you either love or hate. A big part of the complexity comes from pitfalls of other systems programming languages (like C++). If you're not used to shooting yourself in the foot with those, it can be quite frustrating
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look at this loaf
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