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Mike Khirallah
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Mike Khirallah
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Really reallyyyyy looking forward to websockets in tide! Can’t wait!
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Mike Khirallah
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29. sij |
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Thanks I will definitely follow 😊 still wish I could make #rustlang a full time thing, in the mean time I’ll just keep enjoying encorporating it into my side projects....and I’ll keep reading what you push out!
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29. sij |
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Working on something new. pic.twitter.com/KctqibwsHp
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Mike Khirallah
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29. sij |
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I appreciate the work you’re doing @yoshuawuyts ! Really awesome. The blog is great too. I just read through your channel source code in @asyncrs since I was looking to use it in a stream->channels->stream pattern that I thought up and really enjoyed it. Keep up the great work!
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Mike Khirallah
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29. sij |
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Me: (literally talking to the compiler) “Hah! Did you see how I solved that unpinned future type issue you thought you were going to complain about? Box::pin’ed it before you could tell me otherwise!”
The compiler: “ “
so sad...but so so fun 😂
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Mike Khirallah
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29. sij |
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Although I won’t be working with @rustlang in my day job any time soon, I am slightly addicted to the game where you try to prove the borrower checker that you know what you are doing on the first try 😂 I seriously get a rush from it 🤷♂️😆....
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Mike Khirallah
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24. sij |
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No one is using tide and async juniper? Must just be me I guess 😔
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Mike Khirallah
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22. sij |
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Really clean! I especially like the simplicity of your async fn pipe. When I was building an ext. for async bufreader in @asyncrs I felt like there was still a lot of friction extending functionality using futures/async. Maybe mine was just a uniq case github.com/mkralla11/asyn…
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Mike Khirallah
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18. sij |
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This is such an accurate sentiment. Glad someone else feels this way.
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Mike Khirallah
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14. sij |
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This is awesome....anddd now I feel obligated to get async-std running on some of my esp32 devices. 😂
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Mike Khirallah
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8. sij |
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Hopefully this will brighten your day 😊gizmodo.com/the-biggest-pr…
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Mike Khirallah
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2. sij |
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This made me laugh😂 thanks!
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Mike Khirallah
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So excited to have released my first @rustlang crate this morning! The goal of the crate was to add additional functionality to the async BufReader implementation provided by the async-std lib @asyncrs.
Here it is!
crate:
crates.io/crates/async_b…
github:
github.com/mkralla11/asyn…
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Mike Khirallah
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I linked to the gist in the first post of this thread, but for reference: gist.github.com/mkralla11/6dad…
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Mike Khirallah
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Maybe @asyncrs can help? I just need a little bit of a more complex example than in the docs.
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Mike Khirallah
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I’ve looked at how map, filter, etc is implemented under the hood but seems super complex, I want to make sure I’m doing this right
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Mike Khirallah
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I'm also getting an error I do not know how to resolve regarding "type annotations required: cannot resolve `TakeChunkUntil<'_, ....>` , can any #rustlang experts help point me in the right direction? pic.twitter.com/cigCKCT2JE
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Mike Khirallah
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@rustlang I'm trying to transform a BufReader into a Stream by impl'ing Stream and incrementally reading the buffer in calls to poll_next, but poll_next does not support async, so I'm stumped as to what the correct pattern is gist.github.com/mkralla11/6dad…
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Mike Khirallah
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This is so epic, like it’s sad how excited I got when I saw this 😂🎉
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Mike Khirallah
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Demonstrate example 2 and 3 of the following doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-exampl… .... the ability to return a closure without allocating on the heap is extremely flexible and powerful from a functional programming standpoint.
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