Відео

Subtitles can not be turned off - would be better to rely on yt subtitles ...

Awesome talk

REVOLUTIONARY!!!!!!

Great excursion, why I dont want start next rust project. Give me even more loooong nonsensical return types to just annoy me. Show it explicitly with simple use cases, so that I dont want to use it again. If the return type was just simple 'Result' like type, i would love it. Add more _'*""2@ magical special characters and symbols, with magic meaning and lot of contextual knowledge required. Give it extremely short names, that in many languages mean something completely different. use<confusion*''> as tactic to ruin other programers life and earn money for it.

That was brilliant, well done!

Great talk! Stupid hardcoded subtitles tho

Thanks for this! Can anyone extend the final idea in the demo to cover 10 options? To my newbie brain using types for this will become unwieldy. Or am I missing something?

I remember a quote from my SW engineering prof from my uni days where he said something along the line: "If you don't find bugs during testing, chances are that you did not test well enough, rather than that your code is actually bug free." Three bugs sounds suspiciously low.

Great talk. Awesome goals!

24:54 Amazing. I remember the seismic shift in my abilities as a programmer when I understood that I could complete partial functions by using C++’s std::option. I then learned what ADTs were and fell in love with functional programming, learned what a monad was, etc. Now I feel another seismic shift - don’t artificially complete a partial function and rely on clients to do error checking right - just simple don’t even let it compile unless it’s “formally verifiable” by the compiler.

Good talk thanks. For the organizers: the generated subtitles are a mess, very distracting. And on top of original embedded subtitles…

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Was expecting macros as part of the goals 😢

Giving up - the subs interfere with reading your (dense) slides. Shame.

Very inspiring!

I hope people enjoy the talk! A small clarification: the Discord server I keep talking about is the RustConf server where a channel was made to discuss the talk (as well as the other conference talks). So far, we haven't created a chat space for the course - the easiest way to get in touch with us is to file a GitHub issue or start a GitHub discussion.

"The talk": ua-cam.com/video/c12cYAUTXXs/v-deo.html

You've already uploaded this one, no?

Finding bugs with cargo-mutants, finding bugs with cargo-mutants, finding bugs with cargo-mutants: testing of the test suite - mutants power!

Thank you so much for this amazing video! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

Awesome talk Miguel! Following Rust for Linux since last one year. This is one of the most interesting project right now.

2024 and we still have to use a stupid auto-formatter because... you know... every other guy is wrong. But I hate auto-formatters more than those other guys.

Great talk:)

It looks like the first part of this video was cut off where the presenter was talking about the risks and setting up the initial problem. 😕

oof on the inaccurate subtitles.

Loved the comment about bringing Rust to everyone. The push back from low level wizards comes from Rust taking away their power, with Rust your average programmer can also do it!

I love the demo plot twist!

Why the hardcoded subs? Because it contains a lot of errors which are distracting

That was a very entertaining presentation. The author knows how to keep you engaged. I had to subscribe to his mailing list as well; his blog posts are very informative and clear.

👍🎉

Good talk, too bad about the audio issues

That mutex ordering thing was *brilliant*! I'll make sure to check out all the references, it seems like there will be a lot to learn from them:)

Great talk, but I would also prefer to not have hard-coded subtitles, especially since they are full of mistakes.

KYLER AT RUST CONFERENCE

Thanks, great talk. I think it would be useful to be able to distinguish between invariants - sometimes like the threading example the usage means it really is memory-unsafe, but sometimes you're just using the abstraction in ways that would be a logic error to violate, and making it unsafe to construct an unchecked `nutype` or even `LockCtx` feels like it would add noise when auditing for more critical bugs. Some of this could be helped by the effect polymorphism pre-RFCs, implementing a 'trusted' variant of a trait only if your generics do looks a little bit like passing responsibility for that invariant around

The talk is *amazing*, but the large hardcoded subtitles are really distracting. Is there a version without them somewhere? (I haven't found one on UA-cam at least.)

I give this video like and hope you will run ads to promote your nice channel

Thanks for the breakdown! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

Oh, this looks interesting. I've used OpenSCAD and liked the text-based coding approach but wasn't satisfied with the mechanics. Maybe this will get it right.

Speaker here! Ask any questions you may have. I'll check back periodically to answer :)

Informative and excellent presentation!

Boo. I'm going to thumbs down every video on this channel.

Why are you a bunch of authoritarian libtards? Include that in the next AMA.

The hell just happened?! You're supposed to be the good guys! Now, we're forced to jump ship because of your new legalities. Now I'm porting my apps to Zig 😢😪😕

I am talking obviously about your new Rust Trademark Policy.

So I have a question: is rust foundation a bunch of incompetent activists? Taking whole programming language and its community as a hostage to push your political views .. looks like - yes.

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Woohoo!

Here's my question. Other than the Rust website with the book and tutorials, there is no organized and educational training tutorials on the internet, and by the internet I mean youtube. And I exclude hobbyists and a few dudes who does extreme advanced tutorials where nobody understands two flying flips. How come does Rust foundation not have a training policy all these years where you take someone from beginner and raise the level to advanced with well-crafted videos also showing people what rust is used for in real life applications. You cant really make a systems programming language and expect it to be the most popular without teaching extraneous people the systems programming, that also goes for web development too. Where are those educational videos where you guys train people from ground up? Cant you guys see the potential here where you can absolutely steal a huge chunk of C++ dazed new comers in? There is absolutely no training policy for aspiring people huge potential has been being wasted all those people are going for C++, C or Go. Get a frigging training policy, make out good quality training videos, lure in all that potential programmers and thrive. There is no video training for Rust and I dont know what you guys keep talking about other things where there is something to fixed urgently.

Certified in Peru :o I missed that :)