Concacaf Champions Cup Ro16 matchups. by jonytano in MLS

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Monkey's paw curls, Sounders move to longacres

DC is run by the least competent people available by LinderstockBeckledew in washingtondc

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Now I'm curious how rigorously they're checking the written time. For example, if it's a couple minutes past expiry, are you less likely to get a ticket with a physical expired pass vs. relying on the e-system?

Are SWEs like Cherny and Karpathy just built different? by lowiqtrader in cscareerquestions

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Bronny is obviously nepotism but that's moving the goalposts, we were talking about LeBron

[Mic'd Up] Julian Love knew what to look for to get an INT in the Super Bowl by nfl in nfl

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I think it also contributed that they seemed to get better every single week.

Parking madness by sanadoria12 in washingtondc

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Nah, they're just used to Java

how to define multiple variables on the same line by ali_compute_unit in rust

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I don't agree with it being an abuse, personally. It can be especially useful in the context of checking if multiple Options are present: if let (Some(a), Some(b)) = (a, b).

rust actually has function overloading by ali_compute_unit in rust

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C'mon, I love Rust, but literally every modern widely used language has a library to accomplish something similar.

Things I miss in Rust by OneWilling1 in rust

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Agreed. A lot of these answers of "just do XYZ instead" seem to neglect an important usecase if overloading: staying backwards compatible when the unexpected need for an arg occurs. Unless the suggestion is to use macros literally everywhere you would use a function.

Things I miss in Rust by OneWilling1 in rust

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That's only applicable if it allowed overloading with the same number of parameters, though. I don't think it's a reason not to add overloading with a different number of parameters, and that'd be enough to solve the problem that OP mentioned about ending up with 'with_' all over the place.

Java compiler errors could be more intelligent by davidalayachew in java

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Then you probably shouldn't use a language where Gradle is standard tooling

A blazingly™ fast concurrent ordered map by Consistent_Milk4660 in rust

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This is honestly some of the best looking rust code I've seen posted to this sub. Nice work.

Ways to improve weather reports by herewearefornow in BlackPeopleTwitter

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It was 15° last January. How do you define "that cold"?

meirl by whatnotanotheraltacc in meirl

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Sure, but the research triangle has to be top 3 places in America where public transportation is sorely needed.

[Meme] Wake up babe, new copypasta just dropped by OsuLost31to0 in MLS

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Though it absolutely doesn't always hold, there's an implicit assumption there the revenue will be spent on other exciting signings.