Verifying functional correctness of client Rust code is out of scope
for my thesis. I want to finish sometime in this decade, you know
β ralfj on /r/rust
Verifying functional correctness of client Rust code is out of scope
for my thesis. I want to finish sometime in this decade, you know
β ralfj on /r/rust
I don't even see the lifetimes anymore, I just see blond, brunette, redhead..
BenFoppa does this Cypher impersonation on /r/rust
So that is a Brainfuck interpreter written in Hodor! which was itself implemented using macro_rules!. [...] To this day, esolang-as-macro remains a decidedly non-viable method of development with Rust.
DanielKeep in The Little Book of Rust Macros.
Also the following exchange:
llogiq:
I recently spoke with a LISPer, who dismissed Rust as a fad, because
it could all be written as LISP macros. I invited him to write a minimal
incomplete borrow checker that way; he has not returned since then.
staticassert:
Would really like to see this tbh
llogiq:
Yeah, me too. However I'm doubtful I'll get to see it in this lifetime.
I swear the pun wasn't intentional, though. I only noticed when desiringmachines commented.
I think this should be both Crate and Quote of the Week. Really, just read it.
On /r/rust:
Awesome work guys!!
/u/phonkee
And many non-guys too.
And one bot. Need to get more bots.
/u/steveklabnik1
12:58 < scott> if at first your code doesn't succeed, try!(try!(again))
(#rust-internals)
Part of the larger, equally funny, conversation
12:54 <@huon> I'm really keen for postfix ?, so particularly strange pieces of code can have `foo()???`
12:55 <@huon> (and ??? would be the right reaction to something returning Result<Result<Result<T, A>, B>, C>; it
all fits so well)
12:58 < scott> if at first your code doesn't succeed, try!(try!(again))
One must not confuse the notion of time with a system for labelling events.
β ruud-v-a on RFC 1288
(#rust)
<steveklabnik> with unsafe
<steveklabnik> .... if you have to ask, then you probably shouldn't be doing it
<steveklabnik> basically
basically
if you have to ask, then you probably shouldn't be time traveling
with flux compensators
I'm reserving this for the 21st December issue (first issue after Star Wars: The Force Awakens release).
Do or do not. There is a try!
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Technically it's a [breaking-change], but I expect no breakage because, well, it's sane privacy visitor, if code is broken it must be insane by definition!
<bstrie> also, I don't think rust macros are cool. they're about as cool as a sitcom dad
Ms2ger on string slicing in #rust
16:27 < Ms2ger> There's plenty of ways to skin a String
Manishearth in #rust-internals
learning how to build the gun teaches you how not to shoot it
In #rust:
[18:43] <Yaniel> exactly 1k users here, wow
[18:44] <kimundi> Yeah, only 24 more until we have a nice round number :-p
13:25 * aturon feels sure that all of this reassurance means something will go horribly wrong
13:25 <@bstrie> I am the jeff goldblum character in this scenario
13:25 <@bstrie> bugs, er, find a way
On the 1.5 release date clashing with the work week.
13:47 < scott> Rust has a fine type system
durka42 on the importance of the Reflect trait
gama: Hi all, small question: xhat is the point of the Reflect trait if it is implemented by all types ? durka42: it's like tapping the Marauder's Map with your wand and saying "I solemnly swear I am up to no good"
(...from a more civilized age...)