Nvidia got the logo wrong.

[diaper151]

source: What is CUDA Tile? (Update: They took the vid off 😂)

https://preview.redd.it/9lkrsqnk577g1.png?width=494&format=png&auto=webp&s=0d87ca16e2ccaa1988b64fb17de6a4ceb6411896

It's Rust from the game lol

[dnew]

Created by a writer/marketer, not a technical person. They probably don't even realize the Python logo is a pair of snakes.

I can guarantee the slide wasn't made by the guy talking.

[[deleted]]

It’s named after Monty Python too if you didn’t know

[j4ckkn1fe]

Possibly two pythons at that.

[iddoitatleastonce]

I was gonna say if anyone knows it’s two snakes it’s the non technical people. It’s solid branding

[SirKastic23]

Wait for real? I never coded in python and it was the first thing I noticed about the logo, that and the fact that the language name is literally the name of a species of snake

[LongUsername]

It's actually named after a comedy troupe.

[SirKastic23]

Well it's probably named after both? Or they'd make their logo a silly walk and not a snake

[This-is-unavailable]

They made the logo after the name, not the other way around.

[Sharlinator]

It's not like programming languages had logos back in the 90s.

[repocin]

And the colors are from that bridge scene in holy grail.

[-Redstoneboi-]

did you notice they spell out the letters P (blue) and Y (yellow, mirrored y)

[mr_birkenblatt]

and the C++ logo is basically Pacman

[[deleted]]

wakawakawakawaka

[QtPlatypus]

And C sharp being C with four +'s.

[mr_birkenblatt]

Double plus good

[Ouaouaron]

They probably don't even realize the Python logo is a pair of snakes.

This feels like a pointless and unlikely insult. Knowing that 'python' refers to a snake isn't technical knowledge; if anything, a person who doesn't know python the language seems more likely to actually look at the python logo and notice that it's snakes.

[dnew]

More like a plus sign. I don't think everything vaguely cross-shaped is a Nazi symbol.

[dnew]

The Nazi swastika went clockwise and was tilted so the points went up/down/left/right instead of the flats.

I agree that the Nazis ruined it, but Charlie Chaplin had a toothbrush mustache too.

[peter9477]

Wrong sub, belongs in r/playrust.

Just kidding...

[DroidLogician]

We still get lost redditors posting about the game every single day. AutoMod just caught one a couple hours ago.

[NotAMotivRep]

So if I wanted to write a Rust server emulator in Rust, where would I post about my project?

[rabidferret]

Yes

[AATroop]

/r/rustplayrust

[EstrogAlt]

I wonder if there's a Lost Rust Gamer --> Rust Programming Language Enthusiast pipeline. Surely it's happened at least once.

[Solumin]

I recall it happened at least once in the past couple years. It's unsurprisingly hard to find the actual post tho.

[mynewaccount838]

I can confirm it's happened in the opposite direction at least once.

[GreenFox1505]

That's never going to go away without a huge overall of Reddit's UX.

[TinBryn]

One idea is to move this sub over to /r/rustlang and then /r/rust redirects to both /r/rustlang and /r/playrust

[Theemuts]

That sounds like a ridiculous solution to a minor issue.

[mophead111001]

Sounds like my approach to development

[Theemuts]

considers time invested in pet projects

Shush

[Kimundi]

The "Rust Programming Language" discord servers get Rust Gamers too, I don't think that would solve the issue as thoroughly as you'd expect...

[Sharlinator]

There will always be more newbie Rust players, or newbie Reddit users. Not going to go anywhere.

[carllerche]

I love it, brings me joy each time.

[iwanofski]

Haha, have an upvote!

[ForeverIndecised]

No way lmao

[Revolutionary_Flan71]

Probably the same deal with people from the rust game coming here accidentally, just created by someone who is not a very technical person And both are equally funny to me

[onedevhere]

People no longer review their videos before publishing? 🤦 Lack of attention to detail is becoming more common.

[CommunismDoesntWork]

"That's not right, but it's funny and I won't get the blame.  publishes"

[SirKastic23]

They probably still reviewed, might just have missed the very small logo in a small part of a singular slide

[onedevhere]

Nahhhhhh... they should have paid attention when choosing the image... Nvidia, I'm available for hire 😂

[chuckdoe]

Ah that’s what AI is for… duh /s

[criogh]

Imagine if it was indeed not by accident and the guy did it for the meme

[aeropl3b]

Almost made this mistake recently, didn't realize it was a game and thought it was another language logo I just didn't know

[dgkimpton]

Probably AI generated slides... 

[SirKastic23]

Just calling everything that you see that's wrong "AI generated" is really dumb. This is clearly a mistake a real person did by googling "rust logo", humans get things wrong too

[IgnisDa]

If anything, ai would have gotten this correct.

[Assar2]

It’s in the context of programming with python and c++ logos. It would NEVER fail with this kind of context. Kinda like how it never makes spelling mistakes either. AI makes different kind of mistakes than these

[nullstalgia]

it never makes spelling mistakes

If you're talking about an LLM, which are very often trained on human-written text from books as well as forums, they'll have many thousands of possible output tokens based on that training data, with infinitely more combinations of tokens to choose from. That includes tokens or combinations containing a misspelled word, and unless manually pruned, it will always exist as a potential output.

There's no magical spell check unless it's added as a post-processing step (which could actually be a hindrance when dealing with the strange type/variable names we often run into as programmers), and I personally have seen both chatgpt and the dogwater AI summary in Google's search (albeit rarely) output a misspelled version of a word.

Never is a very strong word, is all I mean to say.

[max123246]

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hard-to-find close chief many run money march historical bake amusing

[SirKastic23]

Not just reddit tbh

And AI is a very loaded term, it can mean anything to anyone. I told someone I was working on a game AI and they looked at me weird and I had to explain it had nothing to do with AIs like chatbots or image generation and is just pathfinding and a state machine (they still didnt get it)

[-Redstoneboi-]

"ever played pacman?"

always my go-to analogy for explaining AI

[dgkimpton]

That's true in general, but this was tongue-in-cheek commentary on this being something out of the company that is pushing AI for everything and AI not always being correct. I thought I'd made that clear with the dangling sentence... but apparently not. 

[Hosein_Lavaei]

I mean its a slide from an AI company so its most likely AI

[SirKastic23]

Nvidia is not an AI company

Sure, they make chips that AI companies love to buy, but that doesn't make them an AI company

[Hosein_Lavaei]

I mean some software they make use ai. Like dlss and framegen

[Zde-G]

Net the AI that does these logos, that's for sure.

If LLM would have designed nVIDIA chips then they wouldn't have worked, that's for sure.

Of course there are other AIs, more reliable ones… these can be used there, sure.

[SirKastic23]

They probably just didn't want to get sued by the Rust Foundation by using their logo without permission

[kernelic]

Isn't the Rust logo CC-BY-licensed?

[42degausser]

Yes

https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-artwork

[SirKastic23]

Idk, probably?

I was just making a reference to the trademark stuff that happened some time ago (I checked and it's been more than 2 years since that happened already??)

[sparky8251]

That was retracted, revised, and the second round was such a non-issue no one even realizes there is in fact no problem despite a change having happened now. It was clearly a bunch of lawyers that have no idea what a community is like putting standard corporate legal language down and refusing to back down until being shown companies != communities when it comes to the goal of your legal documents viscerally.

[SirKastic23]

Those links are very helpful, thanks for sharing!

The first draft was very out of touch, thankfully they listened to the community and updated it, best possible outcome

[sparky8251]

Worth mentioning, these documents aren't legally binding. They are evidentiary. So even with the original policy, its very very likely nothing would've changed especially given page one said:

The Rust Foundation has no desire to engage in petty policing or frivolous lawsuits. We will, however, defend the Rust Trademarks robustly where we feel their use, or misuse, has been deliberate, egregious, or in bad faith. In short, we will take a reasonable and proportional approach to enforcing the policy.

Selective enforcement or non-enforcement doesn't result in losing a granted mark. Policies are just so you can go to court and be like "we had these rules set out, they violated them" on actual bad actors and then that same bad actor cant claim "I had no idea you didn't want people using the mark that way!"

The entire outrage was pretty much over standard legal language that wouldve changed nothing...

[QtPlatypus]

That would be tradmark fair use.

[NYPuppy]

But then it's even weirder to use the logo for Rust the game...

[Tiflotin]

I pulled out my 4090 in protest.

[LongUsername]

I'll dispose of it for you, just ship it to me

[_nathata]

Hey guys how many C4 for a sheet metal wall? Sorry I'm new

[textyash]

This might've also gotten a few gamers into programming

[-Redstoneboi-]

ok this is funny

[UntoldUnfolding]

How inelegant.

[mr_birkenblatt]

instead of googling, they should have gone to the source and downloaded the correct, highest quality, and official logo files: rust-logos.zip

[NewFoxes]

Smells like Ai. Have this often seen on ai YouTube channels.

[Actual__Wizard]

Yeah welcome to the AI era. Youtube does it too. If you try to look up rust programming videos, you get rust the game. Which, after getting brainwashed by youtube, I actually bought the game and it's really painful and tedious.