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Can you comment you some of these decisions in Rust that you feel are bad? I enjoy the language and have done quite a bit of work with it so I might be blinded/biased. I feel some warts here and there (async fns, anyone?), but overall the thing works and `cargo` is really a blessing.
I'm not sure into what kind of industry you're in, but having most functions as (args, *kwargs) is not the way I deal with most of my code and the libraries I work at all (backend development). Everything is typed fully.
Maybe you're in a niche spot, or using scientist-based code. I've seen plenty of trainwrecks in 'conda-only' ""libraries"" done by scientists. Maybe that's the niche you're at?
Thanks! I'll burn my sushi to this!
This thread convinced me that my next language to learn will be Rust (coming from a C/C++/Python career path).
Can somebody point out a list of resources to start on Rust? Do we already have a good IDE with proper autocomplete support?
Thank you!
How hard DF is compared to Nethack? I've ascended on Nethack and it is always a very tricky business... this game seems on a whole new level.
just to stir things up, "... begs to raise the question..." is not unheard of :)
if the message is getting through, that's what matters in my book :)
This! Also, probably connected to bad posture, specially when sitting in front of a computer.
My posture when using the computer is terrible and usually when I'm distracted, I slouch and kinda slide down on the chair, that makes my back arch forward and compresses my stomach. Since I'm distracted reading or gaming or something I just notice it when I already start feeling my heart on my chest, or slight discomfort or shortness of breath.
I have health related anxiety and this has caused me lots of stress in the past (bad posture making me overly mind how heavy it is to breathe, or starting to feel my heart beat on my stomach out of nowhere and get stressed out etc). I've been focusing on sitting better when in front of the PC and correcting myself early when I slide down and the issue has gone away so quickly and in such a way that it even feels ridiculous to have been so stressed out about it. I truly believe our best friend and also our worst enemy is the self, so we need to get our feelings in control, and that means good breathing... and that can require you to better your posture :)
The timing of this post was very good because I tried doing the breathing exercise 5 mins ago and while I didn't had shortness of breath like the poster above us, it wasn't calming to me either... I then corrected my posture, redid the exercise and yes, it did relax me quite a bit :)
Good posture, mates!
Interesting! Do you think this could be used to augment our capabilities beyond normal strength/fitness levels?