Wow :| that is some serious linuxing

Actually cpp is quite finicky to get running on some embedded platforms if they do not have an os running. Rust does not have this problem with a separate core library from std that makes no assumptions about the platform, and has modules + package manager.

You betcha

Ok bombardier

Restart debugger if you made changes to the code, the ide might be out of sync

Brutal

@netikras it was a good starting salary for my area and was already close to what I was going to ask so I just accepted it. Wasn't really sure how much more I could ask for but hindsight is always 20/20 so now I want to remedy it this year.

@devapsarl well him and I have already discussed it a while ago (he started the conversation at a party) and I don't know if his base salary or total compensation was the figure he told me. Given the context I'm pretty sure it was the first, but I was so surprised at it that it was hard for me to believe. I agree that his or my salary is none of my or his business but it was on topic at the moment.

@netikras for me it's not about making more or less than my co workers, it's that I'm not being valued at what I know I'm worth now (new hire accepted at substantially more than I am under the same circumstances). It's my own problem in the end.

@netikras only reason I'm not getting paid as much is because I didn't ask for more in negotiation, but I'm not going to make that mistake again.

@netikras I'll feel better knowing that I'm getting paid the same for the same work

@jennytengsonM illegal? In North American countries it is mostly just taboo.

I think we will be able to bash Microsoft's language based on Rust?

@Geoxion your own GitHub pages and post it on the rust sub Reddit

@Jowsey makes everyone else who can't do overtime regularly and for free look bad

I don't think there's a definitive list of resources. Start with the spec and learn to optimize as you go

@theuser a man of culture I see. I am partial to programming in grocery stores at early hours so I can smell the bakery.

You know you could voice your concern with them about the lack of clarity as to why they let you go. It could very well be that you were costing them a lot because of your healthcare usage. Even though you want to switch jobs you shouldn't just use that as an excuse. Unless you were flat out unpleasant to communicate with from the point of view of those few people, their reason isn't good enough imo.

@gitpush it has generics, is memory safe without a garbage collector, algebraic data types to name a few things

Learn Rust :°)

@zemaitis if you do 10 commits on top of master in your develop branch, squash them into one commit on your develop branch, then merge into master, it will just be a fast forward which the two branches will then have all same commits

Sounds like your develop branch has the 10 commits still? You should squash them on your develop branch first and then merge your branch into master so both will be at the same commit

@nasuke because now object is restricted to type Type, which hopefully provides reliable guarantees about it's functionally, so you don't have to bend over backwards to ensure those guarantees every time you use the object.

It does the complete opposite of adding complexity.

I personally don't think ARM is any better to take x86's place. RISC-V is a much better candidate since it does not have a restrictive license and will allow for innovation at the ISA level.

I think this project is great because it gives lots of room for creativity and innovation given the requirements. Hope you get some great solutions to look at.

Download folder: all shit
Desktop: all important shit

I don't know why anyone would want this. The model is highly complex and *every* user interaction is modeled on the web server. It would be extremely expensive to run.

Depends on how big the charset is

Webpack has a steep learning curve