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Lukáš Hozda

@lukashozda

🦀🍀 ceo of rust @BraiinsMining × building bitcoin in rust book 🍀🦀

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ksa 🏴‍☠️ (@kosa12matyas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Enough cute gopher posts! The elders still march, the chariot rolls and Go is crushed under progress. (spent way to much time painting it in the forge, so like it or you'll be next)

Enough cute gopher posts! 
The elders still march, the chariot rolls and Go is crushed under progress.

(spent way to much time painting it in the forge, so like it or you'll be next)
Spiro Floropoulos (@spirodonfl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In approximately 12 hours from now (9am PST) I'll be talking with Lukáš Hozda and we're going to get into some... spicy background on Rust. Don't miss it. It's gonna be good.

Lukáš Hozda (@lukashozda) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No, people use Rust because if the compiler can maintain some invariants for you, you can focus on other things, and build some SW faster It is incredibly hard to keep track of things in large collaborative projects. Ofc the people who made Rust were aware of the fundamentals

No, people use Rust because if the compiler can maintain some invariants for you, you can focus on other things, and build some SW faster

It is incredibly hard to keep track of things in large collaborative projects. Ofc the people who made Rust were aware of the fundamentals
Lukáš Hozda (@lukashozda) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This also completely ignores the added benefit of having an okay-ish package manager and build system, and tightly integrated testing, benchmarking and documentation, which all save time, especially in initial stages

Merlin (@thewizardtower) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I cannot fathom how developers persistently miss this blatantly obvious fact, nor can I fathom why our industry continues to allow these developers to persist in their delusion, to the cost of future developers, the business, and the businesses customers.

Matti Palli 🧙‍♂️ (@tritlo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

exactly in a language like Haskell, I’m happy to use lens. The compiler guarantees that if it typechecks, it works. In C? Or Python? No way lmao

Lukáš Hozda (@lukashozda) 's Twitter Profile Photo

void* Liam actually good iterators and async, reasonable macros (although could be better), native built-in features for testing, benchmarking and documentation. Traits and trait-bounded polymorphism is a time-tested (from Haskell) way to build abstractions pretty well (as long as you can