fasterthanlime

fasterthanlime OP , vor 19 Tagen

@docRekd yup, I've been thinking that a lot

docRekd , vor 19 Tagen

@fasterthanlime at least since https://pluralistic.net/2024/03/13/hey-look-over-there/ by @pluralistic I have an answer better elaborated than anything I could ever write

fasterthanlime OP , vor 19 Tagen

@dysfun too expensive in terms of compile times, due to the Result<T, E> hack for enums?

WolvericCatkin , vor 19 Tagen

@fasterthanlime You know what, that actually kind of says something about opinionated defaults...

alj , vor 19 Tagen

@fasterthanlime SO NEW. MUCH RECENT. VERY WOW!

seri , vor 19 Tagen

@fasterthanlime Ah sorry, I use napi heavily at work, the → just meant that that PR resulted from it ^^

fasterthanlime OP , vor 19 Tagen

@seri still cool!

fasterthanlime OP , vor 19 Tagen

@d2718 @tjf @nrab best and very important cw

syphdias , vor 18 Tagen

@fasterthanlime @Cyborus is that a Mac thing? Never had this is any terminal emulator.

leftpaddotpy , vor 20 Tagen

@fasterthanlime one of the bits of .. somewhat complex behaviour this chooses not to implement is all the IMDS, profiles, and so on, that people often expect from AWS SDK using things. that being said all that shit is very complicated. but it's the reason we've not ripped the aws sdk for c++ out of lix so far.

tb , vor 19 Tagen

@fasterthanlime FWIW that is what crates.io itself uses to upload crate files, readmes and other stuff. works quite well :)

cwalkatron , vor 20 Tagen

@fasterthanlime been using unix for almost 30 years and had never thought of this. bravo

fasterthanlime OP , vor 20 Tagen

@cwalkatron haha, thank you, that means a lot!

cbleslie , vor 20 Tagen

@fasterthanlime RIP CPU & RAM 🐏

froztbyte , vor 20 Tagen

@fasterthanlime I hear ya - I accidentally started building php earlier this week

fasterthanlime OP , vor 19 Tagen

@dmelo Quelle est ta langue maternelle ?

dmelo , vor 19 Tagen

@fasterthanlime Le portugais. Très semblable au français dans toutes ses irrégularités 😉

thejpster , vor 20 Tagen

@fasterthanlime I did the obvious thing and looked for it - it seems like it's there?

https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Arust-lang%2Frust%20unused-crate-dependencies&type=code

fasterthanlime OP , vor 20 Tagen

@thejpster Then why is passing it as rustflags warning me about an unknown lint, mhhh

ericseppanen , vor 20 Tagen

@fasterthanlime my next band name.

ityt , vor 20 Tagen

@fasterthanlime it works well (used in production)

Zlepper , vor 20 Tagen

@fasterthanlime We ended up moving away from it due to internal data store corruption several times :/ Instead we are using Rabbitmq, both the queues, but also their Stream, which behaves a lot like Jetstream except with fewer sharp edges.

fasterthanlime OP , vor 21 Tagen

@krans That seems like good advice. I have just ordered one.

whbboyd , vor 21 Tagen

@fasterthanlime Mail tends to get stacked in storage and sorting, doesn't it? So if you analyzed the surface topography of other pieces of mail, you could probably recover someone's CC info without even needing to go digging around in their trash.

Anyway, I'll second owning a shredder. I mostly use mine for invoices with my phone number on them, but there's always voided checks and the occasional very sensitive piece of PII that got printed for no good reason.

fasterthanlime OP , vor 23 Tagen

Another nitpick: using zed's "Go To Diagnostic" command expands the diagnostic inline (great!), but then if I fix it and save, and the checker/linter no longer reports the error, it's still shown! I have to hit "esc" explicitly.

gigantos , vor 23 Tagen

@fasterthanlime perhaps zed should start using Nucleo, it restarts the search from the beginning with every space. It is the fuzzy marcher used in the helix editor

https://crates.io/crates/nucleo-matcher

Igigog , vor 23 Tagen

@fasterthanlime oh no, braces! Anyway...