LeaveSteve

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Coder, Artist, Community builder Youtube/Twitch @LeaveSteve https://modrinth.com/user/LeaveSteve I love collaboration, moreso on videos than mods but if you want to work with me just reach out!

An LLM solved a coding problem that I had last night in a really elegant way I was not going to think of, and I was mad about it. Then I spent the rest of the evening asking it how to solve all the other problems I had, and it didn't work at all, so now I'm feeling better.

Now available: View dependents of projects! Quite possibly *the* most highly requested feature for many years now, you can now browse for projects that depend on other projects. Also, browse for modpacks that contain the mods you're most interested in playing!

In the "More options" menu on project pages there are two new options, "View dependents" and "View modpacks"A new "Depends on" filter category in search, which lets you select a project and type of dependency you're looking for.A new "Included content" filter category in Modpack search, which lets you search for modpacks that contain selected projects.

For years we have been overwhelmed by the volume of code contributions we have to review, especially from new contributors. AI has made the problem much worse. That's why we are taking steps to reduce the burden on maintainers while still welcoming new contributors: godotengine.org/article/cont...

Changes to our Contribution Policies – Godot Engine

Godot is growing fast, so here is how we are dealing with the huge increase in contributions.

godotengine.org

Rust should add unwise{} blocks where you can buy a timeshare or text your ex and the compiler won't try to talk you out of it.

just finished a microservice in rust. it works. but as it deploys, the logs whisper about alternate realities where function names have deep philosophical meanings. am i the one coding, or am i just a vessel for existential dread?

Why are we making Conway's Game of Life this complicated? Full disclosure, I haven't tested my version yet but dang if I don't feel like I did this right Simply the most confusing match statement possible. The catch-all "otherwise" in the example code will always evaluate to Cell:Dead🤨 #rustlang

Screenshot of two rust language match statements, labeled "my code" and "the tutorial's code". They both calculate the next state of a cell in Conway's Game of Life given the current alive/dead status of the cell. The one labeled "my code" has two match patterns that are both very clear and concise. The match statement labeled "the tutorial's code" has five match patterns that are a mess.

If you're really interested in a technical difference, up until Dall-E was released in 2021, a lot of things passed as AI. Since then, the "AI" everyone thinks of, including text and image generation, have all, to my knowledge, been built on top of a technology called "Neural Networks".

Saying Microsoft "open-sourced" it implies they wrote it and it is now under an open source license. Microsoft didn't write that code. That open source project has been in the works for ages, slowly creeping up toward passing the full test suite. The news is that Microsoft published an .exe fork.

Rust Bytes@rustaceans.bsky.social · 4mo ago

JUST IN: Microsoft has open-sourced a Rust-written compatible version of GNU coreutils for Windows. >> uutils/grep, a fresh Rust reimplementation of GNU grep just landed its initial release with benchmarks, tests, and early contributions. Promising but still needs performance work. #rustlang

Image: JUST IN: Microsoft has open-sourced a Rust-written compatible version of GNU coreutils for Windows. 

>> uutils/grep, a fresh Rust reimplementation of GNU grep just landed its initial release with benchmarks, tests, and early contributions. Promising but still needs performance work. 

#rustlang

I've gotten more excited about working in the shell since I was recently exposed to the unix philosophy (according to Peter Salus): - Write programs that do one thing and do it well. - Write programs to work together. - Write programs to handle text streams, because that is a universal interface.