We had to use Nix to build Rust services and make containers of them. It works pretty well, except with Nix 2.29 and 2.30 where it is broken for some reason
sukhmel
Wait, so you say res_res?? gives more information than res_res.flatten()?, do you?
I mean, this is a very trivial case and not best suited for flatten at all, but the information is lost in exactly the same way
This, it's not a thing that happens often, but there were a couple of times when flatten would've been handy
This was also usually a result of a chain of and_then that could do with some flattening. This could've been rewritten as a separate function to make use of ?, but it seems to be a bigger trouble than use
29 hours and 4 minutes as reported in another thread
Only ten days transfer to the next year in Spain. But even that seems like more than US gives in a year, so not too bad
I agree completely, I still think that for some things Nix is the most convenient thing, e.g. when packaging cross-compiled images of the apps, but I would never be able to build this from ground up, and whenever something breaks it's a pain to fix. Using NixOS on Mac at least taught me how it works more or less, and it mostly does except for when it doesn't and I'm in it deep
This is even more depressing than the rest of climate fuck-up trends :(
In a different thread someone said that it's the opposite, you better drink the water because that would at least pose a chance of killing some threats, whereas if you butt-drink it it will be guaranteed to deliver everything as is
About 60–70 psi, what about it?
They volunteered for that shit, I didn't ask them to do it
the background is furries.
That first part is still correct
You were right, it's an entertaining if a bit unsettling comment section
Yeah, this whole meme just looks like ‘I hate Rust and don't want it anywhere’
Of course, there is importance in trying it everywhere, because it shows where the language and ecosystem lacks and can evolve; but beside that, I think adoption by big companies wouldn't happen if it wasn't any good as some want to believe