RE: https://chaosfem.tw/@Athena/116579221010443932
Any community in which this is an acceptable thing to say is beyond repair.
I've just noticed the recent LLM-policy drama surrounding Rust, and to be honest, it's put me off learning and using it. I'll stop working on my Learning Rust series and focus on Zig or C instead. At least Zig has a strict anti-LLM policy in place.
I should have started with Zig... Now, I'm really angry with myself for wasting weeks writing and learning about it 😠
RE: https://chaosfem.tw/@Athena/116579221010443932
Any community in which this is an acceptable thing to say is beyond repair.
FerroCrypt started a few years ago as a small hobby project. The new version has been rewritten from the ground up and feels much more mature: a pure Rust library, CLI, and desktop app for local-only file & folder encryption, with passphrase and X25519 key-pair modes, `.fcr` files, streaming, and hardened extraction.
Homepage: https://www.ferrocrypt.app
Code: https://github.com/alexylon/ferrocrypt
@Athena topic locked because discussions got too heated.
You don't say. The degree of ignorance behind that "moderation" [cough] dictat is quite something and brings the whole project and the language itself into disrepute.
The only person who deserves a ban for this is the one who wrote that and those who stood by.
#LLMs can cause harm to humans and it mustn't be discussed in relation to #Rustlang #LLM policy. What tripe.
The Bun rewrite is an unmitigated disaster. They'll have to rollback the merge and start over with whatever is left of the project.
A 1am YouTube recommendation lead me down a rabbit hole of creating my own DSL for modeling Pokémon battles in #Rust o.o
Describing Pokémon game mechanics as a Domain Specific Language is kind of satisfying...
If you want to read more about the project and the video that inspired me: https://lemon.industries/dev-diary/entry-3/