Nischal Shrestha

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Hey #python devs 👋🏼 I’m trying to remember a recently developed language based on python but statically typed geared towards performance and data science. Anyone know what I’m talking about?

I don’t make the rules.

And yes that is by far my best latte art!

Drinking coffee and coding in this snowy day! #snowday

Question for R devs: whats it like developing R packages that uses Rust under the hood? I haven’t look at it in a while. Learning a lot of Rust rn and would like to explore that! 👀 #rstats #rustlang

Being able to open a local doc site for the dependencies of your Rust project with `cargo doc --open` 👨🏻‍🍳 😘 #rust #learningrust

match (client_id, client_secret) { (Ok(client_id), Ok(client_secret)) => { // Both are successful println!("Client ID: {}", client_id); println!("Client Secret: {}", client_secret); } (Err(e), _) => { // Handle error from get_client() println!("Error fetching client ID: {}", e); } (_, Err(e)) => { // Handle error from get_client_secret() println!("Error fetching client secret: {}", e); } }

I need to skeet this. I'm loving the pattern matching feature in Rust. It's cool you can `match` on multiple things like this. #rust #learningrust

I love Valheim, never was much into survival games before this. I accidentally perished while chopping down a tree, it fell on me lol.

I think I post about this yearly: one of the best superpowers when collaborating is the ability to create a crappy first draft for people to react to. It requires a mix of vulnerability and not caring.

So far, my favorite part about Rust is Cargo. Might be one of the best package managers I've used. Any new language should seriously consider having a standard building/packaging/running tool from the get-go. Don't do what Python did. #rust

Looks excellent since I'm going through the book, thanks!

Nothing like good ice cream in winter in NC when it’s 60s, first time at Goodberry’s. Got the Truffle Sundae: Vanilla frozen custard topped with hot fudge caramel and toasted Stuart pecan pieces. ❄️ 🍨

Feeling giddy starting a new music coding project that interacts with Spotify API using Rust for backend and Vue for frontend. To boot, I'm going to get back to some data stuff using polars using Rust directly (if that proves difficult, the Python package lol) 🤓

Truth I think this is why actively learning and using the lang in a project kinda works bc it’s sorta like doing spaced repetition but less structured

Or rly any coding project 😛

Merry Christmas! #latteart #coffee

YouTube video by Lucid Rhythms A New Polyrhythm Experiment Called "Merry Christmas": An Experimental Sonic Odyssey

Been digging these audio/visual experiments by Lucid Rhythms.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-aF...

Bu, I may actually try to port an existing project to Rust which at least isn't a blank slate. Might just need re-thinking and conform to Rust-y code.

Yep, I've typically learned them better when I just need to build something with it. But, for Rust I figure I'd rather first work through the book w structured learning bc I'm not good at C/C++ lang (cant transfer much), and Rust is very different from what I know.

I wonder whether literate programming as a way to try out code + add my notes is a much better way than random source files with superficial comments. Anyone try crates.io/crates/verso? Or other lit programming w Rust?

Resuming my learning of Rust and glancing at my "rusty" repo going through the online book I've realized it's very tough to recollect my learnings without redoing them. Anyone have tips on note-taking while learning a lang (or rly any tech) via books?

Diagram with large number: 2.7.123 First “2” is commented: Proud version. Bump when you are proud of the release Second “7” is commented: Default version. Just normal/okay releases Third “123” is commented: Shame version. Bump when fixing things too embarrassing to admit

I propose we replace semantic versioning with pride versioning

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First thing that popped in my head when I saw the results

Proud of this one too even tho it came out wonky, I think the wiggles/asymmetries makes it realistic though. 😅 #latteart

People will literally create a new and unimproved way to use YAML instead of going to therapy.

Ya that’s something that always bothered me working w CSS: the overlapping of styles and the constant tweaking and breaking.