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2 months ago	mod	Removed Post Wid v2.1.0 is here! reason: Excessive self-promotion
2 months ago	mod	Removed Post Would anyone be willing to work on a Spritely Goblins environment but for Rust? reason: Duplicate
2 months ago	mod	Removed Post wid v1.2.2 – The Fastest Installer for Windows reason: Automod
2 months ago	mod	Removed Post Permanently Deleted reason: AI Bot
4 months ago	mod	Removed Post Announcing Rust 1.97.1 reason: Duplicate
4 months ago	mod	Restored Post Flowcat: a native-Rust runtime for real-time voice AI agents (self-hosted, one binary)
4 months ago	mod	Removed Post Flowcat: a native-Rust runtime for real-time voice AI agents (self-hosted, one binary) reason: Automod
5 months ago	mod	Removed Post Security Advisory for Cargo (CVE-2026-5223) reason: Duplicate
6 months ago	mod	Removed Comment Your post was placed on hold by being temporarily removed, an admin will review it shortly to approve or deny it. Sorry for the inconvenience. by AdminBot ( AdminBot@programming.dev ) B reason: handled
6 months ago	mod	Restored Post The Impatient Programmer’s Guide to Bevy and Rust: Chapter 2 - Let There Be a World
6 months ago	mod	Removed Post The Impatient Programmer’s Guide to Bevy and Rust: Chapter 2 - Let There Be a World reason: Automod
7 months ago	mod	Restored Post Switching higher-order streams to first-order streams
7 months ago	mod	Removed Post Switching higher-order streams to first-order streams reason: Automod
3 years ago	mod	Removed Comment Rust is super popular among devs because it's really safe and efficient. Plus, it handles memory management without needing a garbage collector, which cuts down on bugs and security issues. If you're looking to scale up your project, you might want to consider looking into [hire remote Rust developers](https://mobilunity.com/tech/hire-rust-developers/). They can help you leverage all the cool benefits of Rust in your next project! by anastasiastefanyuk ( anastasiastefanyuk@programming.dev ) reason: Advertisement
3 years ago	mod	Removed Post Rust, implemented in something real reason: bot generated. not meaningful content
3 years ago	mod	Removed Comment Well why would a language that is compiled with state-of-art intermediate language like LLVM, with optimization flags, perform better than interpreted languages that, at best, JIT'd. Also, Rust is perhaps, the shittiest, slowest compiled language out there. Even TCC has a leg up on it. If you want LLVM use Clang. If you want to do netprog use Go, it takes a bit of tinkering to make it as fast as say, GCC, but it's worth it given how the STD make networking easy. All an all, Rust is babby's first compiled language, it mixes in elements of functional languages and makes unlearned people go waaah. Pathetic. If you really like how Rust handles its syntax, use a real functional language like OCaml. It has both a compiled, and an interpreted backend. In fact, SML compilers like MLton are sometimes faster than Rust. I really don't know why Rust has the reputation it has, and I don't know why people complain that 'AI is terrking our jerrbs' when they fail to comprehend basic shit like this. Like I know people who fail to understand the difference between semantics of a language and they complain that AI is taking their job. Damn. by ChubakPDP11+TakeWithGrainOfSalt ( ChubakPDP11@programming.dev ) Banned reason: against our community Code of Conduct, please learn to communicate in a well behaved manner, there's no need to be antagonistic to fellow community members
3 years ago	mod	Removed Comment What do you mean 'joining the community for a language you hate'? I am on a Western fora and I despise West. Sometimes you just have to touch the shit, be it Rust, or the West, to get your message across. I don't feel like insulting West rn because you guys are emotional and start crying if I prove to you how hallow your culture is, so I digress. (these 'may' be sarcasm, I leave it up to you to decide if I am being sarcastic or not. protip: I am/not?). Also, you don't have to know 'everything' but you have to know basic shit right? And this is one of those 'basic shit' that one must know tbqh. Btw I don't hate Rust. I like it. There's a reason languages like D failed, and Rust succeeded. D is much better-specified than Rust is. D has a whole heap of specs. There are 3 D compilers to Rust's 1 (GCC-Rust will never materialize, mark my word. My GCC frontend for SML will come out sooner than GCC-Rust, mark my words, again). However, D neither has the memory allocation primitives that Rust has, nor does it have the meta-programming capabilities that Rust has. I enjoy how Rust mangles up functional programming into imperative paradigm. I also enjoy that it's allows you to choose your LLVM-compliant toolchain. But at one point, we have to admit that Rust is 'bespoke'. Rust is not an standard, Rust is not a compiler. Rust is closer to a 'program'. Like, imagine this, there's a reason GCC-Rust is stalled, that's because Rust sucks at being re-implementable and a language that is not implementable is not language at all. It's just a program! I was rather annoyed when I made my post, and I take it back --- Rust is a good 'program', just nor a language (just like Westerners are not 'men', just 'humans' --- who have been plundering the world for the past 600 years and they think they're oh so cool, whereas I, singlehandedly am cooler than all West combined --- I may, or may not be sarcastic with this remark, or am I?). Whatever mang. Code your shit. It does not matter. There's lots of cool shit made with Rust. Like a whole new POSIX is being made with Rust (fd, ripgrep, fish, exa, batcat etc). Languages are just tools, they are not the identity of your program. It just happens that I like my workflow of C + OCaml + Haskell for programming, and Perl + Ruby for scripting. Each to his own I guess. Hell, I may, I just may forgive you for being a Westerner (protip: I won't). I'm just surprised that people still don't understand why Rust is 'fast' compared to interpreted/JIT'd languages that they use. It's just pathetic. Some people make crappy, shitty blog posts and I don't understand what purpose these blog posts serve? I mean, like the one in OP. That's what annoys me. I really wanna have a blog where I talk about stuff I know, the quality of the stuff I know nonwithstanding, but these goddamn blog spammers make me ashamed of ever owning a blog. Ok enough diatribes. I don't hate west btw, OR DO I? by ChubakPDP11+TakeWithGrainOfSalt ( ChubakPDP11@programming.dev ) Banned reason: against our community Code of Conduct, please learn to communicate in a well behaved manner, there's no need to be antagonistic to fellow community members
3 years ago	mod	Removed Post Is Rust errors are so verbose or its just me? reason: Accidental post. OP reposted with intended content. Post body linked with desired content.
3 years ago	mod	Removed Comment Whoah whoah whoah!!! That sounds dangerous!!! Don’t you realise that Alec Baldwin hired a sketchy armourer?!?? by Lophostemon ( Lophostemon@aussie.zone ) reason: Spam
3 years ago	mod	Removed Post Change in Guidance on Committing Lockfiles - Rust Blog reason: Duplicate post.
3 years ago	mod	Removed Post This was not obvious to me. When [#Lemmy](https://snabelen.no/tags/Lemmy) says you can paste, for example, “!rust@programming.dev” into Mastodon to subscribe, they don't tell you you have to swap the
3 years ago	mod	Removed Post Day 23 of [#100daysofcode](https://mastodon.social/tags/100daysofcode)
3 years ago	mod	Appointed torcherist ( torcherist@programming.dev ) as a mod to the community Rust@programming.dev
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