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Why’s he dancing?

coreutils is such gabage, I'm sorry for you guys having to reverse engineer it

RP 2350 Support is not yet complete on crates, but I did find working code on Github

Have nothing but good things to say about postcard, it truly is unreasonably effective, and unreasonably simple to use. With only a couple lines of code, you get ser/de, message framing and checksum verification! Amazing talk, and only more excited to see what postcard-rpc will bring!

When will Xilem be suitable for use in building Android applications?

This is honestly the killer app for rust: async on embedded. Makes much more sense than the greater async ecosystem

Why do people nowadays talk faster than they think, losing breath? Smart guy and cool technology so no need to stumble over words to squeeze in so much marketing rationale.

is this guy buffering while speaking?

What a brilliant idea, a compiler in the kernel. I mean an operating system is there to allow us to operate the system. We operate the system by writing programs. Ergo the OS should have the compiler. Besides, isn't that how the first 8 bit machines worked. The C64 and many others booted into BASIC.

27:50 - wow! Terminal UI is awesome

Great talk

this was awesome!

Jeez...amazing product

As a react dev who learning rust, i think I'm in love 💘 Brilliant! 💥

man this is sooo cool, really love this.

dude another one... 4 more years of hype and abandoned repos, rust doing their best OCAML impression

This will be great when its a bit more mature and has had alot of people designing re-usable widgets and has a reusable component system like react and vue components are everywhere, to quickly compose ui's with little experience . I think they should setup a shared app location for people to publish components and apps open source apps built with it , to grow it into an eco system gui tool for faster mass adoption .

That zoom code folding bit is great! Zed devs...?

Embassy is a really really good project, I am very relieved to see something like embassy take off in this world!

❤ bevybevybevy ❤

Everyone makes fun of Xcode but nothing changes. Just like with Electron and React.

Really nice presentation. As a side note unrelated to VDB but relevant to game engines giving particles backlighting and directional lighting (Like your chimney smoke), FX artists can use 4D/6D lighting techniques. But these will still fail up super close so rooting for faster volume based rendering!

I would love to use/ contribute to makepad, but there's just no substantial docs to orient new users to the DSL. I think it's holding back a lot of potential adoption of a really cool tool. ..

Any Tutorials ?

Great project, cool job

ok bagus

bardzo interesuję się servo uważam że to przyszłość bo naprawdę to co oni robięzwłaszcza w rust któy jest genialny pod ram który jest problemem dzisiejszych przegrądarek d;

22:00 can I get "Geometry is easy if all children are same height" on a t-shirt please

Amazing, i can't wait to fully learn how to program in Rust and use this.

Thank you Dario for this awesome project ❤️

UI folks are accustomed to inheritance? Did you miss the whole declarative functional UI revolution of the last 8 years? React, Elm, Flutter, SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose?

His videos are a kind of funny show-off, but they haven't really gotten me anywhere yet

another project that google will start and killed at some point in time

I've also started writing my own libs, because most of them use too many external crates when you can do the same thing with only the std one.

Weird that Google is funding it with their 100% commitment to Jetpack Compose

Really interesting work.

nice!!!

Big fan of Embassy! Thanks for your contribution to the embedded Rust community ❤

The theme was used a lot when Java came out. I wrote a small pure Java app. I wrote it on Linux. The .jar file ran exactly the same on Windows and the IBM mainframe at work.

what is this creature

I love the idea, I hate the name.

Great project, thank you. Looking forward for open sourcing it.

This is the talk he's referring to at RustLab ruclips.net/video/mmW_RbTyj8c/видео.html

strip down windows-rs to 1MB is really cool!

Amazing! I was hesitant to buy a Pinetime, and this might be what makes me get it X)

Awesome, I wish you would hold more talks.

What is the related research regarding the last question about calling from C to Rust?

This is going to sound weird, but this whole talk reminds me of the book There Is No Antimemetics Division. The idea of keeping a log of everything that didn't work until someone finds what does work, and drawing connections between seemingly unrelated events until you can see the shape of the real problem. Luckily, we don't have to deal with anomalies erasing memories while we do that, so maybe it will be easier than in the book.

Very cool! I don't know if I could edit Rust without rust-analyzer though...

One advantage I see with teaching rust as one of the first programming language people learn is will save them from forming many of the bad habits that many other languages allow which leads to the bugs we often see by both new and experienced programmers.