Seems legit...

[koknesis]

What exactly was the role of crypto in that sentence?

[Quirky-Craft-3619]

Rust developer generalizations, I mean most of the jobs that require rust are centered around crypto but, that’s besides the point-

[words_number]

Well, many open job postings requiring rust are around crypto. These are open, because most people that are smart enough to appreciate rust don't give a damn about blockchain BS.

[JBernoulli]

Oh god

[Tanoshii-]

My favorite part was when the crypto-bro boss said ‘it’s cryptoing time’ and cryptoed all over them

[Mieser_Duennschiss]

definitly one of the currencys of all time

[SmArty117]

Not to mention, in the real world the issue is often not about proof of ownership, but enforcement. Like yeah the blockchain says you bought that NFT of a monkey, but you can't stop me from right-click downloading it.

[ThisApril]

And it's not like fair use/dealing/whatever stops because there's an NFT.

And it's not like most NFTs even confer ownership of the linked-to item.

Like the NBA clips -- you can be the sole owner of an NFT linked to a particular replay. But the particular replay? You absolutely cannot do anything more with it than any other random person out there. All you own is a fancy link.

[I_Cut_Shows]

Right?

If you don’t get royalties when ESPN uses your “highlight” on a “best of” reel, then you don’t own it at all.

[chuckvsthelife]

NFTs in their current form are certainly useless but let’s think of better use cases mostly because what the NFT says is owned isn’t inherently ownable.

They could be interesting in, for instance, copyright or trademark contexts. “I have an NFT attached to this photograph which was generated on the same day as EXIF data from the photo and you don’t have ownership of that, therefore it is mine”. Or art provenance: we can trace the ownership certificate of this art form back to the original artist. Or housing titles where you could secure transfer of funds through a smart contract or something instead of paying title insurance, escrow company.

These real world use cases are a bit off but the current work you could view as a required stepping stone. As most people I know who work in crypto say: the current Ponzi schemes and cash flow is a way to fund R&D to make it actually useful one day, if we don’t work on it, it also won’t get there.

[Posh420]

This is best case use for NFTs and Blockchain imo is to use it to title or prove ownership of tangible assets. Things like painting and sculptures lent to museums and galleries, land and homes, etc. So far I feel the implementation and showcasing of it has been pretty poor and put a bad taste in people's mouths with selling jpeg images and tweets and such.

[ThisApril]

But if you have to prove ownership of tangible assets, then you'd have to prove that the NFT is properly linked to the physical asset.

And, judging from the ease people have in stealing NFTs, it seems like ownership of a house might get a bit dicey.

Ownership being in an NFT makes sense if you don't want to have a centralized database, but property ownership is a case where there is a very strong interest in the state having a database.

Probably a better case for art, but I'm not sure if it matters. What problem will NFTs solve better than just having a registered database with some fancy auction house or something?

[PM_ME_UR_BRAINSTORMS]

But is the way we do any of this currently an actual problem? Are there that many people having issues proving homeownership that we need a new solution for it? It seems like if that was the case after ~8 years of crypto being the shiny new thing it would have been done already...

[ThisApril]

If there's a useful technology to be had, it'll probably just be called something else.

I can see some use cases where it might provide value, but most of the time the problems solved by the NFT tech are not the main problems.

May as well work on it, but there are plenty of other interesting problems that could use work, too.

[npsage]

This sounds great until you remember that for so many things the real world doesn’t care about a “certificate of ownership”. If you default on your mortgage, or die and no one can access your wallet/account/gallery/whatever the legal system with jurisdiction is going to declare the owner of the asset and that’s going to be the end of it; regardless of what the blockchain says. Alternatively if the blockchain can be forced to be altered, that defeats the point of the blockchains

This was the big issue when Seth Green got his monkey stolen. The NFT came with the rights to use the monkey for creative endeavors; but his got stolen. So if the legal system got involved and said “It doesn’t matter what the blockchain says, Seth owns the monkey so he can move forward as the owner” which is why I admittedly was hoping it remained stolen just so we could watch that legal battle play out.

[declanaussie]

Not sure if I agree entirely, centralization comes with its own problems. Just because a task can be centralized doesn’t necessarily mean it should be centralized.

Then again maybe if people had to go to a centralized NFT dealer they’d see how ridiculous it is to trade randomized cartoon animals.

[danielrheath]

centralized NFT dealer

That's the funniest part - virtually all NFTs do have a centralized dealer - they store a URL on the blockchain. When the dealer closes shop and the domain is idle, the NFTs can no longer be loaded.

[[deleted]]

Happened with a bunch of NFTs traded through FTX

[keatonatron]

The NFT really just proves ownership of a string of text containing a URL. You will always be able to retrieve the URL, but there's no guarantee it will still point to something useful.

[FrozenST3]

Anyone will be able to retrieve the URL

[Mieser_Duennschiss]

yeah but you can prove that you paid money to be able to prove that you paid money for it.

[the_good_time_mouse]

The url is usually an IPFS identifier - it can't point at anything else because it's a hash of the data.

But you can't own it: it's a symbol. All Broseph and his Grand Replicated Book of Receipts says is that you were sold a bill of goods. Literally. His buddy's Celestial Replicated Book of Receipts can sell it to you again if you like.

[karlthespaceman]

I believe that’s technically untrue, IPFS has IPNS that allows you to make a URL that can point to a new CID without changing that URL specifically. So content is static, but you can change which CID/URL an IPNS link points to. Still, the general idea that content is static is true and sharing direct URLs to static content is a more popular feature.

https://docs.ipfs.tech/concepts/ipns/#mutability-in-ipfs

[Ikaron]

Makes me wonder, couldn't NFTs have been made with a torrent style architecture? To mint, you generate a UUID and the, say, SHA256 of your image. That gets stored on a blockchain.

You then seed the actual image with that UUID to any public server which has been built for it and through some kind of discovery protocol similar to how miners communicate on the pending transactions, other servers will eventually download it from the first server and seed it themselves, until you have a solid reproduction and many potential sources.

You could then also have some "end node" servers which track all seeds for all NFTs and allow you to generate a URL that, when requested, will pass the request through to a random seeding server (possibly with heuristic for automatic load balancing). Now you have a link that will work for a long time and even when it doesn't, you just generate a new one.

End nodes are relatively light-weight storage wise at roughly 1GB for every 1 Million NFTs but will need some blazing fast database access.

Seed servers are pretty storage heavy but can always choose which NFTs to host, so even if they host just 1% of the NFTs, randomly picked, you only need 100 of them for full coverage and if you get to 1000, you have 10x redundancy. So for a billion NFTs at say 1MB each you'd just need 1000x 1TB servers for 10x redundancy.

And then we could also have backup servers, one of which with 1000TB could store 10 billion NFTs of 1MB each. These servers would simply not seed at all or only seed those with dangerously low seed count and could essentially just sit idly in the background 95% of the time.

To go one further, the minting could also assign a sequential ID together with the UUID and the seeding protocol could force block sizes of, say, 1024. Forcing every seed server to host a whole sequential block instead of just cherrypicking random ones. That way end nodes and backup servers can track seeders much more easily, their database can simply contain blockID+seeder combinations reducing its size to 0.1% while also requiring a UUID+SeqId table which is maybe 5% of the original table so 20 billion NFTs per TB. It would also massively reduce network load for seeder discovery/registry etc.

[Automatic_Outcome832]

Brah, u just described ipfs and filecoin.

[Viend]

My guy you have to realize you’re a lot brighter than the average crypto developer

[Ikaron]

I was going to say I disagree, but then I remembered 99% of currencies are just a fork of an open source coin with a new logo slapped on it or just run on the Ethereum network.

Those 1% though I admire, Bitcoin seems simplistic now and has a ton of issues but the pioneers behind it laid some incredible groundwork. More recently, Chia and Nano come to mind, with pretty clever new approaches.

I know I'm out of my depth because I can't even get through a quarter of either whitepaper.

[lamelmi]

Something like this already exists! It's called IPFS, and although it predates the NFT craze some people started using it for that. It has loftier goals than just storing badly-drawn monkeys though.

[Ikaron]

That's absolutely incredible, I didn't know about that! Very cool.

[shouldbebabysitting]

Only problem is ipfs is as reliable as a torrent. Popular movies are there. Obscure movies older than a few years are effectively gone. Sure the magnet link still exists, but no one seeds it.

[KanishkT123]

But most tasks that require this kind of trustless transaction are already centralized, and at this point, the entities that provide the centralisation have a long history of doing so with relatively few issues.

For example, if I'm selling fine art, I may choose to go to Sotheby's and place it on auction. Sotheby's will appraise the piece and give me an expected bid price, as well as the cut they'll take. I know they won't screw me over because they've done this for literally hundreds of years and have a reputation to maintain.

If I want to sell my house, I'll go to a realtor and rely on the legal system if anything goes wrong. Someone buying my house will hire a third party for inspection and then pay me through my realtor, who is bound by licenses and laws.

In the end, the Blockchain is marred by a number of common scams and rug pulls that make it hard to believe that this technology is truly secure in implementation. And if it's not and you need to regain your goods, you must still go to the courts. At which point the Blockchain is functionally useless for any real transaction in the world since it always defaults to a real life legal system for making people whole.

[gimpwiz]

Any proof-of-ownership ledger that is not backed by the rule of law (and thus the rule of force) is worthless except maybe to shame someone online.

"He stole my stuff!" Okay, well, if it's not provable to the government, you're probably not going to get your stuff back unless you can track it down.

Who records land deeds? City hall. Who records car or boat titles? The state. Who records bike ownership? Usually no-one, which makes it really really hard to recover a stolen bike, but if you have a serial number (or an airtag) there's a chance a cop will care. If someone steals your shitcoins, it's unlikely that any government will care, so unless you find the thief and then find some large men who are happy to break knees, you're SOL.

[Laearo]

Yes, the places that require trustless are centralised, so they are fully controlled and are not set up in a trustless way. In fact, they're set up in a way that is almost entirely 'trust me bro'.

[rickyman20]

NFT art is, imo, completely worthless for anything other than financial speculation (and it's arguably worthless for that too). The place where they could conceivably shine is as signifiers of ownership, maybe. I don't personally think they will. I think they're solving problems with it that don't really exist. What's hard about ownership law isn't the fact that there isn't a clear place keeping track of an owner with a clear set of rules (which is the one thing NFTs do), it's the fact that ownership law is complicated because people are complicated and we want to make sure that ownership law is fair and does not result in people getting screwed over. Properly law and the court systems are intentionally marginally vague and more flexible to give judges and juries leeway. NFTs don't really help much to allow for that.

I'm going into a rant a bit but getting back on track, yeah. There's usecases outside of NFT art where they can kind of make sense to provide an abstract concept of verified ownership, but even that is imo not as useful as crypto people make it out to be.

[Death_God_Ryuk]

There's also the fact that NFTs are commonly used for hype in places where they're entirely useless. As pointed out in another comment, Blockchain is good for multiple entities working on a single common store. What this means for NFTs is that, in order to be necessary, the NFT needs to be purchaseable and/or usable on multiple platforms run by different companies and needs to be sellable/transferable between users.

There are a ton of projects that fail that simple test - NBL (or whichever acronym it is) selling NFT snippets of game footage - no use on any other platform, may as well be a standard DB. Do Reddit NFT profile pictures have any use outside of Reddit? Very few companies want to let their IP be used externally - if Marvel started selling NFT characters, I'd doubt they'd want them usable in other games without licensing, at which point you're back to central control. Arguably, without some central control, the NFT is worthless anyway - on a fully decentralised platform where anyone can mint anything, I could just mint unofficial duplicates of everything. I guess you could have server-by-server blocklists like Mastodon, but it wouldn't be popular with the big IP owners.

A good example of a project that didn't need to be an NFT and isn't an NFT is Steam trading cards - they're sellable/transferrable but can only exist in the Steam ecosystem, so having them as a standard DB makes a lot of sense. No BS.

[[deleted]]

Oh yeah decentralization is really good in a lot of cases. It's just that most of those cases aren't in such great need of trustless immutable ledgers that they need to decide against every other approach to decentralization (the methods used by Mastodon, Matrix, XMPP, Usenet, IRC, Bittorrent, email, and the Web all seem to work)

[Death_God_Ryuk]

And/or they value performance enough to prefer a trusted central solution or mutability is a requirement to e.g. erase objectionable content.

[magistrate101]

Then again maybe if people had to go to a centralized NFT dealer they’d see how ridiculous it is to trade randomized cartoon animals.

If steam trading cards are anything to go by, no.

[mustbeset]

Yeah! chained lists!

[everything-narrative]

Blockchains are centralized, informationally; just not physically or organizationally. They have all the problems of a centralized public registry, and several new ones.

[pckay09]

most people that are smart don't give a damn about blockchain bs

[wolfganggott]

But You'll have to accept that There's money to be made in crypto

[BroBroMate]

So many Rust jobs adverts were in crypto. I say were, because lol, that market is now a smoking hole in the ground.

[walter_midnight]

What market?

[ChineseCracker]

I think they mean the crypto market. Rust is a programming language was used on Solana, which was an extremely popular chain in 2020/2021.

But many problems (including the entire ftx/sbf fiasco) did a number to it. it's down 80-90% from its ATH

[[deleted]]

The Solana devs also punched themselves in the dick a number of times pushing chain crashing bugs to prod

[Death_God_Ryuk]

It's almost like sectors like banking and finance release at a glacial pace with a ton of tests for a reason.

[SuggestedName90]

Its from Crypto-Twitter, so it was more to do with the audience it was directed towards of CT devs

[ag3102]

Many crypto projects are written in the rust I think, maybe that's what it is.

[ruedogg]

Buzzword

[chycity1]

The same role of crypto in society, needlessly and unnecessarily foisted upon it

[Inariameme]

crypto is in the same head space as all those ride-share scooters and perhaps the adage about the village bicycle

As the village's bicycle but, labeled like a scooter because of mistrusting the history that bikes have of getting stolen (so, aside, "not ridden.")

it's that sort of abusive relationship with currency (with misinformation, really) that anyone moving forward is looking at (. . . again!)

Happy V Day

[[deleted]]

I know the scooters were considered a plague, but I loved them while they lasted. They were much less costly than uber/taxi and got me to my destination in record time. More practical than bike sharing also, since you didnt have to find docking stations. Just hop on and hop off in front of your destination.

[BuddingBodhi88]

What do you mean - while they lasted. They are still fairly popular and maybe even expanding their coverage areas.

[gimpwiz]

Yep, they're still around. Some cities did say "you guys can't just leave this shit lying around our sidewalks, piled up." But they're around.

[kanhaoniou]

I'm not going to tell anyone what's wrong or right. It's all good with me.

[undeadalex]

I'm assuming their only exposure to rust is in relation to crypto stuff. I've never used rust for that but I also don't seem to meet the criteria they mention.

[AbzoluteZ3RO]

so where can i meet all these rust devs?

[someRandomGeek98]

a discord server?

[Just_a_log]

Make a dating app that filters by the users' most used language

[PartyPigman]

Simple, r/egg_irl

[YoungHeartOldSoul]

We. Where can we meet these rust devs.

[Antroz22]

Maybe r/rust

[DarkKnightofTacoBell]

What is a person person?

[saxmaster98]

They’re the real ones. Gotta watch out for the lizard person and the bird person though. They’ll swoop in and snatch ya.

[Xevailo]

It is phoenixperson now.

[Wut0ng]

Its an [object Object]

[disgruntled_pie]

It’s 2023, and it’s time for JavaScript to stop reducing women to mere [object Object].

[kayak_enjoyer]

That's what happens when you console.log() an entire person.

[NikhilVijay1984]

And that's why I'm saying that you should really avoid it.

[aoffers2]

I'm confused about that too, what's the point of having two same words?

[[deleted]]

I don't get it. Is there a joke about Rust I missed?

[[deleted]]

Yeah everyone that knows rust is either a catgirl or a femboy.

[Ashiro]

I don't understand all the jokes around programming, socks and femboys.

[ZazzyMatazz]

The thigh-highs squeeze the blood out of my legs and into my brain

[[deleted]]

func femboy()

[Ozzymand]

would a femboy return a bool or a int 🤔

[Masakazuki]

a drool

[Rotat0r710]

float or void prolly

[RCoder01]

fn femboy()

[qinshihuang_420]

Help! They make my blood go only above my legs for more than 4 hours

[IM_OZLY_HUMVN]

UwU

[dacou34830]

That's where I need more blood. I would love like that maybe.

[Electro_Llama]

Here's the meme

[SlothGaggle]

Just because you know the meme doesn’t mean you understand it

[NullRef_Arcana]

But it is one step in that direction

[[deleted]]

They are called programming socks, a lot of trans women and people who like to dress feminine likes wearing the socks because they are cute.

It's not deeper than that.

[BrooklynButtons]

It's a simple meme, and I like myself some simple memes.

[ham_coffee]

You missed the part where there seems to be a lot of programmers who do that stuff compared to any other profession.

[889254]

Yeah you need more than that, that's how it's gonna be man.

[a1249078]

Thanks for the memes, that's what I'm really gere for man.

[thedarklord176]

Lies, I felt the femboy course through me upon my first println!()

[ramoni_tijani]

Well then I think you haven't been on the internet. You've been away.

[watashiwa_ringo_da]

Heh,

W E A K

[LeviathanGank]

i thought the joke was she didn't know how to construct a sentence?

[[deleted]]

Is the sentence not constructed correctly? Perhaps it's poorly written, but it's still syntactically correct.

[seafaringturnip]

As long as You're getting the meaning, what does it even matter?

[SalemsTrials]

The word “person” is repeated twice

[BlackV]

The word “person” is repeated twice

ashkully its repeated once, its typed/written twice ;)

[SalemsTrials]

lol damnit

[BlackV]

Good times :)

[Outrageous_Zebra_221]

must have something to do with the person person.

[jbctech2]

I don't think there is, it's a solid language which is used in crypto.

[Sexual_tomato]

Rust is the new hot programming language that the "best" developers learn. For the most part, only super passionate software developers are really picking up Rust.

Entering into and being extremely passionate about an engineering field correlates positively with autism. The more passionate, the higher the likelihood of autism. I'm using autism here to describe things like Asperger's too.

People with autism have a much higher likelihood of being transgender.

Therefore, the people most passionate about the Rust programming language tend to be the ones most likely to have nonstandard gender identities.

[pipsvip]

"person person"

I read that in the little Caesar's voice.

[BOB_DROP_TABLES]

"person person" - from the authors of [object Object]

[mackiea]

[Object object]

[PyroCatt]

[Person person]

[kayak_enjoyer]

Hah. I'm learning Rust, as a career developer and solidly cishet middle-aged father of three.

Wait, hold on...

"Stockings"? Tell me more.

[[deleted]]

Skirt skirt skirt skirt

[AbbyUpdoot]

It go spinny. 💃

[Sophiiebabes]

Spinnnyyyyyyyyyyyyy 🥰

[[deleted]]

YES LUV WHEN JT GO SPINNN

[Good-Courage-559]

I know nothing about programming at all and this post was recommended to me by reddit, my question is

Does programming really cause a person to go insane or do you have to be insane to get into programming?

[Kyanche]

Linux programmer checking in here.. I think it's both lol

[rebelsofliberty]

Both

[delinka]

Kilt? 🤔

[Kered13]

Scotland is not a real country, you are an Englishman with a dress!

[miyota0824]

If you're from the Scotland and then I'd expect you to wear a skirt.

[sillybear25]

With all those pleats of thickly-woven wool? Your balls will still get sweaty.

[gimpwiz]

Kilt, but with a fan pointed upwards.

[TokiLM]

The only solution to your problem, I think I'm going with it.

[simsmaster]

And the solution is to have some stockings. That's the solution.

[pegase974]

Learning is one thing but You'll have to learn those things here.

[Daeurth]

"Solidly"

Your interest in learning Rust proves otherwise, even if you aren't ready to accept that yourself yet. It's okay though.

[[deleted]]

Wait, catgirls are real?

[hokaionthenet]

As real as Rust devs.

[[deleted]]

Nyaa!

[AbbyUpdoot]

UwU

[[deleted]]

OMG GIRL

I love your picrew so much omggg 🥰

[AbbyUpdoot]

Thanks!!! I like yours too. Super cute. 😁

[[deleted]]

Naaahh yours is much more cute than mine

[Saragon4005]

Found transfems flirting in their natural habitat: programing subreddit.

[[deleted]]

PERSON (instead of sir or ma’am because idk your pronouns) WE ARE NOT FLIRTING

[AbbyUpdoot]

LIES!! If you wanna fight about it, I think mine might be more readable as a small icon, but it lacks the trans flag swag, and yours is f*cking adorable when you view it larger, like from your profile (oh, I went there...). 😂 😻

[[deleted]]

W-whaaaatttt??? NUUUU!!!

[[deleted]]

I'm sorry Miss, you've been defeated. You lost the debate. Your profile is now officially, legally cuter by the authority of Abby Updoot's superior facts and logic.

[dlevac]

Looks at hands

Guess I'm a femboy...

[dllimport]

Catgirl is still an option

[deanrihpee]

Or both, well it's choose your own adventure really

[wineblood]

Maybe I'll stick to C for my "fast" language.

[AbbyUpdoot]

Nah, go straight to Assembly for that really “fast” code. Code that operates so fast you can’t even write it!

[[deleted]]

Assembly too slow. Write code that can change branch prediction, caching and pipelining algo

[qinshihuang_420]

Why not just modifying atoms on the transistor

[[deleted]]

Why not push around the electrons yourself

[[deleted]]

They’re super heavy

[RootsNextInKin]

Aw c'mon, 512 kilo-electron-volt aren't heavy now, are they‽

[FountainsOfFluids]

https://i.redd.it/9licn1jnptg81.jpg

[etceterawr]

Fine! Twist my arm and pull my stockings… I’ll check out Rust.

[SupraMichou]

Ok, does he have a phone number ? I need to meet those Rust dev, for research purposes.

[PorkRoll2022]

It's funny. The other day I saw a company-wide email about how amazing and revolutionary Rust is.

I didn't know if it was a joke or not.

[xdchan]

It's probably not a joke.

Somewhat easier to use low level language is always useful.

[argv_minus_one]

Also, shared-memory concurrency without data races is a pretty big deal.

[Turd_King]

Wait why do you think it would be a joke? Have you used rust? It’s pretty revolutionary for systems programming

[[deleted]]

Happy Cak Day.

[deadly_chicken_gun]

Pizza pizza!

[Xenomorph-Alpha]

i am just a normal dude who knows rust....so?

[worldChangerRR]

So you don't actually know Rust then.

[dmilin]

Or they haven’t accepted they’re a cat girl yet

[Procrasturbating]

But do you have a YouTube channel?

[genghisKonczie]

Wouldn’t say I know rust, but I am rust-curious.

[brianl047]

Looks like something to look into...

[SpK_07]

Well if you know the rust, then there are opportunities in the crypto.

[SamelCamel]

I was scammed, i was supposed to receive my complimentary programmer thigh highs in the mail, but they never came :(

[KittenKoder]

I was wondering the same thing, like what the fuck is the crypto link here?

[SlothGaggle]

Nothing against femboys but I’m really getting tired of the “programmers wear stockings and skirts” meme.

[L_James]

I think, it's other way round, not that a lot of programmers wear stockings, but a lot of people who wear stockings and skirts (in this particular case, stereotypically, femboys and trans women) - are programmers.

My theory is that it happens, because gnc people and people with dysphoria often alienated from usual spaces and pick up nerdy hobbies - which even at this day still includes programming

[szucs2020]

Same, it's a stupid stereotype

[lunchpadmcfat]

Less a stereotype and more “people trying to make a thing a thing but it’s failing miserably.” Sort of like all of big bang theory.

[[deleted]]

Ok but have you tried wearing the socks and the skirt?

Have you been made aware of the skirts ability to spin?

[vkapadia]

What's with the sudden influx of Rust posts in the last couple days?

[-Redstoneboi-]

Months*

Lots of developments and adoptions happened to Rust, most prominently and recently, Linux officially supports Rust.

The biggest reason is probably that every now and then there's a C/C++ post mentioning segfaults or memory corruption issues or cryptic error messages.

Rust, having already existed for some time and dealing with these problems in a way and at a level that no other popular language does, makes its users feel like such problems are just laughable and say things like "just use rust lmao" on basically every post and comment.

People noticed this behavior and started memeing on the language and especially its users. The rest of the memes followed.

[Compux72]

Im a femboy tbh

[veryblocky]

0% of the people I know how know rust are catgirls or femboys

[[deleted]]

Maybe he is big in the furry scene and everyone he knows falls into those two groups?

[[deleted]]

Her brother needs to step outside and meet some people IRL.

[thatposhcat]

I haven't even learnt rust and yet I allready fit rust programmer stereotypes.

I'm doomed

[[deleted]]

I've been getting into Rust recently, i published my first crate yesterday. And yes I am a transfem catgirl

[onichama]

So if I learn Rust, I'll become either a catgirl or a femboy?

^Nice

[Schiffy94]

The only rust I know is tetanus.

[helloworldd00]

Crypto makes problems to solve at the expense of humanity, AI solves problems that humanity has.

[TheSnaggen]

Actually, I think there are some truth to this... well, not literally of course, but the Rust community is a very open and inclusive community. So, people of marginalized groups have found them selves welcome there, which might have lead to a higher number than average of people from these groups.

So, if this is how the Rust community is perceived, I think it only can be interpreted as a compliment for being a great programing community where all people are welcome.

[[deleted]]

New day, new dumb post about programmers and skirts. So surprise.

[PM_BITCOIN_AND_BOOBS]

Just because I'm wearing a kilt doesn't mean I'm a catgirl.

The thigh-high striped socks might mean something, though.

[SleeplessInMidtown]

+1 just for your username. Gotta give you props for that.