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Has anybody ever actually used this programming language to create something that people use for a purpose (as opposed to libraries for and proof-of-concept rewrites of things)?
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Why did trannies turn this language into their religion
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yeah I made a discord bot with it. it worked pretty well for a time but discord kept breaking their sad excuse of an api so I gave up. fuck pisscord
I also made a pdf parser that opened up pdfs and saved them out optimized with new metadata because my company got in trouble for using iText without a license. so we just took all of our existing pdfs and reformatted them with the tool. ethically questionable? sure but it worked great.
so I do have a good impression of its capabilities and understanding the borrow checker is easy if you're not a retard. but idk if I would want to develop anything bigger than a pet project with it
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>>109280492
Being fooled by high-concept systems that are more philosophical than practical is part of why they became trannies in the first place. Since trannyism is an exercise in abstract thinking about gender.
Take any random tranny interest and you will see it has this pattern. Ever wondered why discord trannies are into MBTI, and things like colored discord roles that split discord servers into hierarchies? It's for a similar reason.
Basically, trannies select for things that are maximally systemic and abstract, especially if they are insular and form closed communities around a shared set of ideas, regardless of whether or not the ideas surround something that is actually useful.
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>>109280492
Because they were unemployed. They made up nonsense excuses why a market should exist that pays them good money for doing Rust bullshit.
It's about money, definitely not about religion.
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>>109280473
>something that people use
>as opposed to libraries
that's a new one.
added to the anti-rust tardation list.
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Another thing they like to do is adopt things to revolve their personality around. Anything that makes them stand out basically. Like this one >>109280687 which differentiates itself by adopt a homestuck typing quirk (in all lowercase + periods at the ends of sentences)
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>thread is about any original uses of rust
>immediately devolves into essay posting about trannies
obsessed isnt an adequate enough word.
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>>109280765
If I dress up in a clown outfit and go to your house and shit on your lawn every morning, and wave my massive clown penis around in your face every time you leave your house, and then you go online and complain about how there's a guy dressed as a clown shitting on your lawn and waving has massive clown cock in your face every morning, does that mean you're obsessed with me?
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>>109280814
that never happened and i doubt youve ever seen a tranny in your entire life (mostly because you never go outside)
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>>109280848
I interact with trannies all the time on the internet, because they love to make themselves known and interject themselves and their ideology into everything.
Like what is happening right now at this very moment.
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>>109280880
>it was real in my head
rent free.
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>>109280880
I am a proud penis owner, when writing rust I go to docs.rs and completely ignore whatever shit you're obsessed about. btw I've been writing like this since msn messenger, don't put that evil on me.
the programs I write are functional. it's an interesting language that does accomplish most of its goals and is a decent developer experience in my opinion. It does have its own problems that everyone has discussed to death already (biggest to me is dependency/supply chain security) but I've used it for things besides libraries which is what OP was asking about. I haven't used it extensively enough to cite any more than I did already. that's about all I can say about rust. I write in c++, zig, perl, ruby, and other stuff because I like learning new things. are you gonna call those tranny languages too?
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>>109280473
I think Vaultwarden is written in Rust. I use it everyday.
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>>109281066
>zig, perl
those would filter /g/eets from the reading side. but not from the writing side, especially with llm help. so yes, they are partially tranny langs.
you seem to misunderstand what tranny actually means here.
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>>109281066
>c++, zig, perl, ruby
>are you gonna call those tranny languages too?
Yeah
The only real programing languages in the world are C, Python, and JavaScript, everything else is an exercise in faggotry and not used for anything serious.
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>>109281066
>I write in c++, zig, perl, ruby
I like how you can't help but name the most trannified garbage languages
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>niri
>awww
>ripgrep
>greetd
>alacritty

Rust has two major downsides: its community, which is obsessed with rewriting literally everything, and Cargo.io, which is highly vulnerable to supply chain attacks straight out of the npm shithole
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>>109281857
Fair but what package archives aren’t vulnerable to supply chain attacks?
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>>109280473
>Has anybody ever actually used this programming language to create something that people use for a purpose (as opposed to libraries
Well, Rust is more suitable for libraries than end user programs.
Anyway, your post has been processed by Rust code in order to end up here so that probably counts.
I personally wrote a RSS/yt subs/twitch/4chan thread aggregator that combines all of them into one uniform feed that I can display in my home page and on my home screen. I have been using it daily for many years now.
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>>109280473
tons of things i'll just name one, typst.
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>>109281857
>Cargo.io, which is highly vulnerable to supply chain attacks straight out of the npm shithole
Your typical linux distro package manager is more vulnerable to attacks than package managers like cargo that actually support version pinning and do not allow removing packages.
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>>109280473
why did channers turn hating this language into a religion
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>>109280541
>it worked pretty well for a time but discord kept breaking their sad excuse of an api so I gave up. fuck pisscord
This is so fucking annoying. I have discord bot written in JS and I have every few years I need to rewrite discord integration glue because they need to make everything more and more convoluted while removing old endpoints/api.
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>>109283146
Some autist spammed a meme.
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>>109283238
same as it ever was
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>>109283125
xz utils isnt a package manager, you literally have zero idea what you are talking about and just want to troll on a board you dont belong in.
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>>109284334
Either troll or retarded.
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>>109284334
>not only the /g/eet is turbo-tarded. it thinks it represents this board.
let me laugh on behalf of the other anon.
ha ha ha ha ha ha
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the music player client i use (rmpc) is mostly rust. highly recommend.
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>>109280492
>>109280556
>>109280564
>because *insert long essay*
reminds me of asmongold. Giving retardedly long high minded meandering takes that have no connection to reality but makes sense only in his brain.
>>109280880
>I met one online
>yeah its real life
is this b8
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>>109281857
>Cargo.io, which is highly vulnerable to supply chain attacks straight out of the npm shithole
uh-huh, all rust devs get pwned, I'm sure, in just two more weeks
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Yeah I used it at my old job to make an application that sorted about a million scanned documents into categories and compressed the scans as much as possible. It was very handy having cargo sort out all the dependencies, I tried doing it in C++ and was having so many issues with the linker and the visual c++ on the work computers being a different, unchangeable version. Rust just werked unironically



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