I think it might be nice if such posts included some background

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I don’t think everyone is up to date on every Rust library that exists

Why express busses need separate lines? A bus at a bus stop should not block the lane. Unless you expect to have really many busses, you could just have a separate naming convention for the express ones

I guess you are being downvoted because that is not directly connected to Rust. It would be a problem with any language

Yeah, compiling from source on Windows is a mess. In that regard it is not a functional OS, one has to install a lot of tools in order to compile the tiniest thing

I would put both ways into the descriptions, just for that one lost person that for some reason has to compile from source on Windows, just to give them a hint where to start. I think, it’s also very probable that if they have to compile from source, they might have a lot of issues with getting VS to work.
It will be a pain anyway, most will probably just download your binary and hope you prefer mining bitcoin instead of ransoming their whole drive

Not that I want to argue with you but when reading this, I thought

building a railroad these days is so incredibly expensive. Building bike lanes is also extremely expensive.

Wasn’t one of the recent goals to bring labour back to US? Doesn’t that seem like a perfect fit?

If traffic backs up through intersections

Replace cars with buses

if you have to walk 20 miles after you get off the train station

20 miles?! There should be at least 5 stations on that distance Build the local train in a circle, with a station every few miles. Disperse the “last mile” via buses. Attach one point of the circle to the intercity railroad with a big station servicing inter- and intra- city trams, buses, maybe add a parking lot for now, so people can leave their car and continue with public transport. Later it can be changed to a mall, office space, hotel, w/e. Administration buildings maybe? So those are easily reachable?

cover a few thousand people but cost tens or hundreds of millions to build

Is road maintenance, drivers’ policing, car reliance and car-related deaths cheaper?

Browser with keyboard first philosophy? Could it be? I have to check it out. Do you have some resource on how to operate it without mouse?

Ah, sorry. I remembered you having a bunch of Stable Diffusion communities, so I thought maybe such thing might fit your vibe

I think that the guys at lemmy.dbzer0.com might not be against it

Although, I think one community containing all the feeds you are interested of might be a little bit too personal for a general population instance. It might be better to set up your own instance, with just one community and join it from the account you use

There is also ibbit.at !meta@ibbit.at but with that one, I guess you will have to ask for separate communities per feed and the admin does care about the type of content it would be pulling

have it identified

By whom or what?

Maybe some from !fuck_ai@lemmy.world would be interested but I guess it should be another community, just for that

I don’t know but it could be anything else than an Arc. Obviously you should still be able to take a usual reference to such a thing.

Maybe. My point is that unless you want to, for example, have a reference that you switch between which object it references, I think you would be fine with using the ref-counted reference. With eventual optimization done via compiler when it’s sure the code won’t be trying to access the object after it got deleted. But even if I’m wrong, there could be another way to get a pure reference

This proposal as I understand it is an attempt at making reference-counting more ergonomic.

Yes, and IMO by using Handle for that it breaks a pattern. Rust keeps * and & for speaking about values and memory management (I want data vs I want reference). Using a trait for ref-counted referencing adds another layer. So suddenly we have *, & and ::Handle(). You see what I’m getting at?

Oh. So that f in the posts of the person that posts a screenshot every day is not a typo, it is in the title

How is Silent Hill f? Is it worth checking out? I am a complete tourist when it comes to horror games

What’s the use-case for &Arc? Modifying an Arc object in outer scope?

To me, this handle trait sounds a lot like “reference-counted reference”. When there already exists a pure “reference” in the language

I mean, keep the ref-counting. Just from the syntax perspective. Aligning with the example in the post: & before Arc would increment reference count, before a Mutex would reference the same object as it does now

Why not just expand meaning of &?

let l_before = &v1;

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After decades I am still uncertain of some grammatical rules and word choices. I still struggle with spelling often, and once in a while I find a word that I have been pronouncing wrong my whole life.

Get more contact with native speakers. No shade but half of them don’t even know the rules

I know how you feel, I also feel that. I am not always sure how to navigate cultural connotations of words, sometimes a native surprises me by using a phrase, that I have known before, in a way that I knew is the proper use but would have never come up with that myself. Yet, since I started spending more personal time with native speakers, I would often be asked to take a look at a draft of their message. Or they ask me how would I word something. Because “you are better with words” ¯\(ツ)/¯ The difference is, you and I pay attention to what/how we say it. Native speakers often just say it as it comes

Granted, as we already established, I am not a native speaker but by looking at your posts I would not say you are struggling with English

With AP does the exchange have to be http requests? If every instance had a stream instead, would that break the protocol?

With decentralized AT, who would be maintaining the stream? On the image I don’t see a connection between the alternative firehose and right-side pds’

From the looks of AT, its farily linear because its really just operating on a set of giant event streams (like kafka).

Wouldn’t that mean that this stream will have to scale horizontally?

Yes, but those could be just “read instances” spinned up by a peak in requests at load balancer. Not running all the time

It gets DDOSed because after the boost, all the subscribers’ instances are calling it to retrieve the content?

Do you think a load balancer might help?