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#7630 Up↑ /4 Down↓ [Report] 2019-09-09 13:32 GMT
<@chutten> Why didn't the compiler catch it?
<@janerik> well ... if written ... the easy way the compiler _did_ catch it and told me it's never-ending recursive
<@janerik> then I tried to outsmart the compiler
<@janerik> turns out I'm not smarter than the compiler -
#7612 Up↑ /1 Down↓ [Flagged] 2018-05-27 12:00 GMT
<j_ey> eval: println!("{:?}", std::borrow::Cow::from(vec![1, 2, 3].into_boxed_slice()))
-eval- error[E0277]: the trait bound `std::borrow::Cow<'_, _>: std::convert::From<std::boxed::Box<[{integer}]>>` is not satisfied
-eval- ~~~ Full output: https://play.rust-lang.org/?gist=04234cc0057890e32c9d23c790870edc&version=stable&mode=debug
<sebk> j_ey: I guess you have to define your own cow
<sebk> CowSlice ?
<j_ey> Beef<> -
#7592 Up↑ /15 Down↓ [Report] 2017-08-04 04:22 GMT
<John-Galt> jimb: Why does all of our rust stuff only compile on one core?
<John-Galt> I mean... pretty much the whole point of rust is to make parallelism easy, but I always wind up getting to the end of the compile and then waiting another 8 minutes for the rust stuff to finish while 7 cores sit idle...
<agashlin> John-Galt: because rust is irony? -
#7577 Up↑ /11 Down↓ [Report] 2016-12-11 06:51 GMT
< fmtq> sleffy: I'm also a Java dev
< fmtq> and C++ (OLD C++) dev
< fmtq> current project is iOS/Android app and backend >_>
< fmtq> I everything
< sleffy> Wow
< fmtq> I'm ridiculously good at the borrow checker though
< fmtq> in Rust.
< bstrie> fmtq: once you've mastered borrow checkers, you may move on to borrow chess -
#7557 Up↑ /2 Down↓ [Report] 2016-07-21 05:23 GMT
<breeden_> i feel like we should get a @rust-lang/offtopic team
<scott> haha
<ubsan> breeden_ :+1:
<scott> i demand offtopic meetings
<Havvy> breeden_: That'd be hilarious.
<scott> any mis-filed issue will be assigned to the offtopic team
<Havvy> scott: So we'll be the ones that deal with issues about Rust-game?
<scott> anything about the Rust game is the offtopic team's domain
<scott> :thumbs up emoji:
* Havvy claps.
<scott> an RFC about forming the offtopic team would be blocked on account of only the offtopic team having authority to merge it
<scott> since it's utterly frivolous
[later]
<scott> offtopic team members should have to use nixos
<dikaiosune> scott: there's an offtopic team?
<Havvy> scott: Except WinBunny?
<dikaiosune> if so, i vote temple os
<scott> dikaiosune: it was proposed earlier today
<dikaiosune> i will kill everyone in my way to being on the offtopic team.
<curtism> TempleOS is a fine piece of software
<scott> dikaiosune: good
<curtism> dikaiosune: Not if I kill you first
<Havvy> dikaiosune: The proposal for the offtopic team would be approved by the offtopic team after the offtopic team was created.
<dikaiosune> Havvy: so it must be approved by fiat
<dikaiosune> I SO APPROVE
<Havvy> dikaiosune: It's more approved via time loop.
<scott> curtism: i wasn't happy about it either
<dikaiosune> Havvy: that was my future self approving it, they're gone now
<dikaiosune> it was really weird, almost created a paradox -
#7538 Up↑ /3 Down↓ [Report] 2016-05-09 15:00 GMT
<ajeffrey> I can see your argument about not using ho functions for side-effects,
<ajeffrey> as it makes the control flow, er, difficult to follow.
<Ms2ger> "ho functions", huh
<ajeffrey> 4th order functions are ho ho ho functions.
<nox> Santa functions.
<ajeffrey> the borrow checker knows if you've been naughty or nice. -
#7371 Up↑ /5 Down↓ [Report] 2014-12-16 08:33 GMT
<Ms2ger> Hi mdas
<mdas> Ms2ger: hey, how's it going?
<Ms2ger> Cursing rust, all good otherwise :)
<nigelb> Ms2ger: I hope your sheriffing skills aren't... rusting ;)
<Ms2ger> nigelb, you know the most appropriate music for a rust dev to listen to?
<nigelb> Ms2ger: death metal?
<Ms2ger> nigelb, correct
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