Athey even managed to make node_modules even more of a meme
Anode_modules was like 3gb
Kgnome extensions are javascript
Anow prepare for cargo build to be 50gb
LRust have great things though, I love their enums, the type system in general, and how the compiler catches a lot more errors than other languages
Ayeah well if i can run my program instantly and catch the error
Ai suddenly dont care if the compiler does
Ait only matters when it takes 5 minutes to compile
AI've never tried rust before, but it sounds sensible for stuff like drivers and systems programming in general.
Ayeah on paper and then you work with it
Ai had to fork ostree-rs-ext and every single line modification needed 3 minutes to compile
Arechunk docker image takes 5 minutes to build just because of ostree-rs-ext
LWhat if your codebase is 500k lines and implemented a bug on another part of the code without realizing it
AThe asahi team apparently had a good experience with making apple silicon GPU drivers with rust
ABut they did prototype with Python
Arust gcc cant come soon enough
Athat garbage cargo needs to be thrown off a cliff
Awhy
LEven if you change your database structure, libraries like SQLx check all your quieres at compile time
LYou would know what's broken and why without even running the app
Abut i can run the app
Aif the compiler didnt take 10 minutes
Aalso, the rust compiler lags vs code
Aand locks the lock file
Ahow cursed
Ait locks the project and updates the lock file to be able to parse it
Athen half of the definitions dont work
LI use neovim so idk
Hlast time i checked there was 1 that was not clevo but they all could come with coreboot
K@nickname latest build fixes the logout prompt when switching to gamemode on gnome
MWhat's the latest and greatest way to run ollama these days? I'm on bazzite-nvidia? does ujust ollama still work?
Arust coreboot cursed fork prob
Ai remember the interview
LWell, the compiler tests every single db query on the app for you
For larger codebases it's a dream, you could even skip some unit tests
I'm someone that enjoys a lot more writing code than testing my apps so rust feels right for me.
also, I like functional programming and immutability which Rust does great
For larger codebases it's a dream, you could even skip some unit tests
I'm someone that enjoys a lot more writing code than testing my apps so rust feels right for me.
also, I like functional programming and immutability which Rust does great
Ayeah nobody likes tests but, you like compiling?
Ahaving to compile 10 times and having a bug each time will take you half an hour to run something
LThe rust compiler catches all compiling errors at once
Ahasnt been my experience
TI don't think bazzite has this anymore. Bluefin/Aurora do though
Kwas supposed to be merged into config
Kmight wanna ask in #
bluefin where that's at
bluefin where that's atMahhh shucks, is there a good container way of spinning up a docker-compose image I could install it all in?
Tyou could try replicating the ujust command manually
Tbluefin's github repo has the script
J
MWant me to report back once I give it a stab?
JSend the PR you wanna be in the world. 