When You Don't Like C And Rust

Content Programmer on vacation, still thinking about the bugs.

Content A Developer's Face After 4 Years Of Coding In Java

The genius here is that Rust's entire existence revolves around the Result<T, E> and Option<T> types, which you literally have to unwrap using .unwrap() , .expect() , or proper error handling. So when Christmas rolls around and Rust devs are told to unwrap presents, their brains immediately go into panic mode—not the fun kind, but the thread-panicking kind that crashes your program. The penguin's concerned side-eye captures that exact moment when a Rust developer realizes they can't just pattern match their way out of this social interaction or use if let Some(gift) = present to safely extract the contents. No borrow checker to save you from Aunt Linda asking why you're still single, buddy.

Content Why do you need a giant spoiler if the max speed your car is capable of is 70 Yo so I understand blocking out the license plate.... but why the miles? 2h Like Reply to protect my car from being hacked 2h Like Reply 0811 (- is I'm curious how your car can get hacked by the mileage? Serious question not being a smart-ass 2h Like Reply Cars have antennas which send out 5g radio signals. Hackers use these signals to verify the odometer on your car and then backlog your IP address to your house to steal your personal info. I thought this was common sense. 24 7 5 19 Write a comment. GIF Write a comment.

Content im agm linus torvalds is angry.

Content Doing the 30 min task Spending days to automate a 30 min task and failing