We're adding a fifth string type called "Strang". It's subtly different to String but we're not going to tell you how.
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This is the new Twitter. It isn't great.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/jeremy_soller/status/1590788511237828608
"Users could link their online bank account to Twitter,"
I'm gonna stop you RIGHT there
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Precision vs Accuracy http://xkcd.com/2696
Rust LinzAt this year's FOSDEM there is a special dev room dedicated to #rust #rustlang
Check out the website: https://rust-fosdem.github.io/
They're looking for participants and speakers!
The former assumes more structure than the latter, i.e. the latter would happily work if FooBar is a type alias for a collection or primitive. The former makes it more predictable as opinions on error types are encoded. What is the general recommendation or am I looking at it from the wrong position? In the Discord forum people reminded me of `FromStr` trait to formalize a parse function. What do you use? #rustlang
We could see parsing a string into some typed model FooBar as a type conversion from String -> FooBar. Which sounds like what TryFrom-TryInto are made for. However is that recommended practice or is it more usual to just add some function parse(s: &str) -> Result<FooBar> method?
Forgot to add the link,… duh. https://blog.logrocket.com/parsing-in-rust-with-nom/
A nice blogpost which shows how to parse with *nom*, a parser combinator library for #rustlang . I was considering using it for #adventofcode but maybe overkill?
I made a small tool to scaffold a #rust cargo project and download the personal input for #adventofcode challenges as preparation for next month. Now testing it out on some challenges of previous years.