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Redz
Redz
05:16
New community event just dropped
 
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Eldritch Conundrum
Eldritch Conundrum
06:59
gah...
 
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Dannyu NDos
Dannyu NDos
08:57
Some people claim that moving from C/C++ to Rust is easy. This is true only when you have excellent code designing skill at the start, I'd say.
If you don't, Rust may render too restrictive in semantics.
ratchet freak
ratchet freak
it's easy when your code mentality already aligns with rust, it's a massive pain when it doesn't and you get forced into another paradigm
Redz
Redz
09:30
Is Rust easy to learn?
→ 1 broken solar panel moved to The Garbage Disposal
blueberry
blueberry
09:41
@Redz not that bad if you know C and can pick up the basic rules of borrowing
the thing you'll have the most trouble with is probably traits
Dannyu NDos
Dannyu NDos
Traits are akin to Java/C# interfaces, no?
 
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New Posts
New Posts
14:02
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Q: What do you call the act of rebalance an parse tree so simplistic regex are closest to the root node over variables/identifiers?

John GreeneWhat is this step called to convert a parse tree into a pattern tree? I need to understand terminologies on the act of rebalancing the parse tree such that the most simplistic regular expression (regex) are closest to the root node and conversely, the most open-ended regex (wildcard) are located ...

parsing lexing compiler-inference
 
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Seggan
Seggan
15:51
@DannyuNDos thats what i like to think them as, except you can apply traits without owning the type
user
user
16:17
@DannyuNDos They're like typeclasses in Haskell, if you're used to that
 
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ATaco
ATaco
23:31
however if statement which ignores the first branch if the condition is true 
if (i%3==0){
    print("FIZZ")
}else if (i%5==0){
    print("BUZZ")
}however if(i%15==0){
    print("FIZZBUZZ")
}else{
    print(i)
}
Eldritch Conundrum
Eldritch Conundrum
thanks i hate it
Ginger
Ginger
that's terrible
Unrelated String
Unrelated String
oh.

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