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by dystroy 2mo ago
In addition to deepening my knowledge of Rust Embedded, the challenge was to make the most of standard LEGO parts, the servo, the motor, and especially the power supply (LEGO Power Functions pack of 6 AA batteries). Non LEGO parts are mostl
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Show HN: A FPV Lego car, controlled in Rust(dystroy.org)
4 points by dystroy 2mo ago|1 comments
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by dystroy 4mo ago
You know, my first reaction after reading this was to appraise the quality of your writing, which convinced me your brain recovered. Wishing you health, of course. The world is better with you in it.
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by dystroy 5mo ago
Sorry (blog post author), the name of the field was given by AWS, I kept it as is on deserialization.
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by dystroy 8mo ago
This disclosure has been added today, after some users here called them out for hiding that they were using AI to build it.
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by dystroy 8mo ago
Termimad author here: I’m always a bit afraid, when I see the popularity of this crate, that it might be undue and that people may lose time trying to use it when it’s probably not the tool they need. Termimad isn’t a full-fledged TUI frame
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by dystroy 2y ago
We don't know exactly why nature can't do otherwise, but any complex brain has to sleep. Some animals, mainly sharks which can't stop or they would be asphyxied, deal with that by having kind of 2 brains which are never both
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by dystroy 2y ago
People who do robotics, is efficient stable balancing at rest something which is studied and applied ?
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by dystroy 2y ago
If you look at the article, you'll see the picture of such sculpture (a rather impressive one, by the way).
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Why sort code? How to do it?(dystroy.org)
1 points by dystroy 2y ago|0 comments
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by dystroy 2y ago
Imagine you have a big enum in Rust, for example an Error, with a dozen or more variants. When maintaining related code, for example a Display implementation, or routing to some behaviors, it's sometimes much easier when it's alph
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Show HN: Codesort sorts your code, in the CLI or in your IDE(github.com)
7 points by dystroy 2y ago|2 comments
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by dystroy 3y ago
Is your master thesis online ? A link would be welcome (whatever the language).
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by dystroy 3y ago
Montaigne is at least the third French writer to be featured as a (good) static site generator, after Hugo and Zola.
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by dystroy 3y ago
This might even look like enough a reason to spend the rest of their life maintaining it.
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Kind: Costless visibly typed identifiers in Rust(github.com)
5 points by dystroy 3y ago|0 comments
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by dystroy 3y ago
Imagine you need to attach to some records a bag of data which you always fully need or not. This bag may have a tree structure, which is expensive to deal with in a relational model. An example would be the JSON configuration of a componen
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by dystroy 3y ago
Having vetted repositories of libraries looks neat but it's harder in practice than what the article lets appear. A problem for such repositories like the Debian one is that it can only contain vetted versions of libraries. Many Rust
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by dystroy 3y ago
But not all normalizations are done to fight spam, not all of them should be interested in visual similarity. I normalize strings in searches not because of bad intents but because for all user related purposes "Comunicações" and
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by dystroy 3y ago
That's what's missing. When I click on a pointer, its owner should have the article replaced with a "GAME OVER" message.
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by dystroy 3y ago
broot can be used to replace tree (i.e. be non interactive): https://dystroy.org/broot/tricks/#replace-tree This is convenient when you don't want to browse or search, just want what tree does but without scr
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by dystroy 3y ago
Fundamental research can also exist without looking at applied research. Understanding the world and finding the beauty in its fabrics is a legit goal per se, we're humans, not ants or traders.
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by dystroy 3y ago
This is theoretically possible, and I actually toyed with the idea. I didn't do it in my deserializer because of the big value you have in Rust in being compatible with serde and that wouldn't be. But this would be interesting, pr
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by dystroy 3y ago
A lot of formats are Hjson compatible, notably JSON, and also what users wrote thinking it was JSON but they forgot some quotes or had a trailing comma so the JSON parser refuses it while the Hjson one is perfectly happy.
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by dystroy 3y ago
I previously argued that TOML wasn't good enough in this blog post https://dystroy.org/blog/hjson-in-broot/ where I show an example of problem which frequently hurts my users and leaves them lost without even
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by dystroy 3y ago
Rust noob here. Can you please explain how removing '~' and '@' by moving the GC to a library makes async harder ?
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by dystroy 3y ago
This is attractive but the chat doesn't look very lively. How successful and active is Code Shelter ?
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by dystroy 3y ago
The ability to have broot immediately exit is based on its ability to receive commands, either at start or through sockets. So in this case we're just doing `br --cmd :print_tree`. The same strategy can be used to add searches, filters
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by dystroy 3y ago
> The US Coast Guard intercepted Reza Baluchi about 70 miles (110km) off Tybee Island Was he carried here by the current ? I can't imagine this device can really be efficient, am I wrong ?
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by dystroy 3y ago
> "Hey, maintainer isn't active anymore but there's still interest in the project, maybe we should do something about this" When the project isn't huge (think linux sized) it looks like the best solution, with ab

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