Joined: 2020-05-31
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2024-11-25 Ephera ┃ RE: bleistift2
Well, because I’m of a very different opinion about its readability. If you know the format, then sure, you can mostly read it as expected. But our logs are often something that customers or […]
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2024-11-21 Ephera ┃ 1🔗 2💬 ┃ RE: raldone01
Implementation of the add() function is here: github.com/raldone01/python_lessons_py/…/lib.py
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2024-11-17 Ephera ┃ edited ┃ 1🔗 1💬 ┃ RE: NorthWestWind
Yep, some code examples from the official documentation. This:
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printPersons(
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2024-11-16 Ephera ┃ 1💬 ┃ RE: kazaika
I always hated the implementation for .toString() of Duration. It gives you a string like that: PT8H6M12.345S (not a hash)
Apparently, it’s an ISO 8601 thing, but what the hell am I supposed […]
2024-11-16 Ephera ┃ 1💬 ┃ RE: xor
It makes it look like they’re just adding random noise to avoid colliding with existing syntax. Maybe they can try a UUID next time…
2024-11-16 Ephera ┃ RE: akkajdh999
Yeah, I came to Rust from Scala and Kotlin, where equality is default-implemented (for case class and data class respectively, which is basically all we ever used), so this meme surprised me a […]
2024-11-16 Ephera ┃ 1🔗 1💬 ┃ RE: r00ty
I find these videos give a very visual explanation and help to put you into the right mindset: intorust.com
(You can skip the first two videos.)
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2024-11-16 Ephera ┃ RE: BaumGeist
The first iteration of the Rust compiler was written in OCaml…
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2024-11-14 Ephera ┃ RE: TimeSquirrel
You don’t want to use exceptions in normal control flow, because they’re extremely slow. Every time you throw an exception, it has to collect a stacktrace, which is hundreds, if not thousands, […]
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