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@[email protected] 😂 as inaccurate as some might say that is, I think it's much closer than calling them "intelligent". Otherwise we're setting a pretty low bar for that word lol
Makes me hope our descendents eventually crack AGI just so they can look back and laugh at our naivety
@livingcoder yup I know a bit of c++ but not really at an advanced level.
But I can't blame The Book here. I just never got as far as chapter 15. I decided to revisit it now and it all makes perfect sense.
Only thought I have is that chapters 12 to 14 kinda give the impression that you've learned enough to start building with Rust but they are some pretty important things after that.
@[email protected] same here. Usually I just read enough to get a basic understanding then I start building
I had been working on something and it was going well. Then I got over confident and tried to contribute to an open source project. The issue seemed pretty simple but I got stuck on it for a couple weeks and lost all my confidence
So maybe I should have read through The Book all the way to the end before rage quitting #rustlang
My biggest problem was smart pointers and I never made it past chapter 10
There's this growing trend of tech companies announcing features and products that are months away and I think that's just a big sign that something is off.
We heard about Apple Intelligence back in June or something but the new iPhones won't even have it when they're released
Ever since I read Erik Larson's The Myth of AI, I just can't take any kind of AI hype seriously.
Plus, the tech industry has been drumming up more hype than actually innovating lately
