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by bhargav_ 6y ago
I recently built a system with a 3950x and a 2070 super and it has been great. This is the parts list I ended up with: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/4cMMXv . The system handles AAA and competitive games without any iss
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by bhargav_ 7y ago
Coincidentally, I personally started learning Rust as C++ was a lot more difficult to learn by myself. The Rust book[1] is a great resource as it makes learning pretty complex topics fairly easy to approach. Personally the thing that really
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by bhargav_ 7y ago
I really like this list as it seems to cover the core aspects of what makes C++ a good language. But the one issue I have with resource such as these, is the lack of covering how to build real work projects. The list itself seems really goo
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by bhargav_ 8y ago
I don't think so, but so far the only other such websites I've seen are http://www.arewewebyet.org/ and https://areweasyncyet.rs/ . Though looks like there used to be a areweembeddedyet.org[1], bu
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by bhargav_ 8y ago
This looks really cool! Fuzzing is something I've been looking into more and more as I learn about it. I'll definitely keep this in mind for the future. Have you guys considered Rust support?
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by bhargav_ 8y ago
> Are there stable libraries for interacting with MySQL/Redis/Postgres asynchronously? > > If you want an ORM the thing you want to look at is diesel. I'm not sure if it's async or not. Diesel isn't async y
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by bhargav_ 8y ago
Just saw the implementation. It's goes a little over my head unfortunately, but I am curious about the affects of it. Did you compare the non-neural net version with the neural net version? If so what differences did you find?
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by bhargav_ 8y ago
This is such a cool project! Plus a pretty awesome example of using Rust for CLI's. I'm curious about the neural network though. Is that also written in Rust? Or are you embedding something else?
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by bhargav_ 8y ago
I'm guessing it stands for Internet eXchange?