Boxes, Heaps, and Stacks - Tim McNamara - Rust Linz, September 2022

When I learned Rust, I was a Python programmer. This meant that I had no idea what a pointer was. Luckily, the Rust compiler is a good coach.
Tim is an experienced programmer with a deep interest in natural language processing, text mining, and wider forms of machine learning and artificial intelligence. Tim is also the author of "Rust in Action", published by Manning. He is very active in open source communities including the New Zealand Open Source Society.
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[@kevinkkirimii]

The number of rust videos I have watched to understand pointers, lifetimes and ownership ... the journey continues. Thanks Tim for making some things very clear.

[@JakeWildsJaxFL]

Great job. I always appreciate talks where the presenter uses other languages to be as illuminating as possible

[@jkbecker]

Thanks, great talk! Cleared up some confusion I had about the Box construct.

[@김화겸-y6e]

Thank you so much it was really high quality content

[@dandixey1]

Thanks Tim

[@notcrediblesolipsism3851]

Thanks for this, I've been playing around with smart pointers and refcells and probably used them excessively, i can simplify some of what I've done with Box.

[@leonie9248]

I just love how Tim is always giggling. Be it in the podcast or during presentations. Constant sense of humor. 😊

[@sergesolkatt]

❤️

[@rodelias9378]

I understood everything that was told.... NOT!!
Just kidding..
Thanks for the talk, Tim!!

[@leonardsiebeneicher5550]

Thank you for demystifying the reference type and lifetimes.
(Reference ← Pointer ⊕ Lifetime )