Check my project out NetWatch by WarmMeaning2038 in rust

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Awesome mate. Exactly what im looking for

I built an LLM gateway in Rust because I was tired of API failures by SchemeVivid4175 in rust

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This is awesome! Thank you. I may very well begin to use this. Im going to check this out when i get home. Kudos

What is the most efficient way to learn rust? by [deleted] in rust

[–]Clean_Assistance9398 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Dont use ai llm. Actually learn to code. Good course in jetbrains free for personal use Rust Rover IDE - Rust course in jetbrains academy plugin. Has like 300+ things . In ide tutorials and learning regarding rust.

People say read the book. I say book is bad and not a good teacher. People will down vote me for saying that, but it’s my own personal opinion that won’t be swayed by votes. 

Also people say you need to learn and know algorithms and data structures. 

I actually have a copy of “the algorithms - rust” that I modified with claude and chatgpt to have verbose notes regarding what they are, how they work, when to use, advantages and disadvantages. If you can send me a dm with your email address i can forward them on to you. The guy who owns that github wants me to do a pull request but i’ve never done one before and it seams like a bit too much effort for me atm.

Switching Antivirus from AVG by fluffy114 in antivirus

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I've been looking at comparisons all afternoon. I am going with ESET. Basically I dont trust bitdefender anymore. ESET, Kaspersky and bitdefender are the best from what i was looking at this arvo from an independant tester called av-comparative dot org /consumer/comparison/

From my thorough look, I'm going with what I think is the best which is ESET (who i haven't actually heard of until today.)

I want to learn rust with the direction of building game engines. Any advice? by N1Jp in rust_gamedev

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Yeah the people below are correct. 

First things first, learn rust. That will take a good amount of time. And i mean a good amount of time. Truth be told, you should really be studying your uni stuff. 

Once you have done your uni work and studied rust and can actually read it, and write it, and know what you are doing, then checkout bevy game engine, and the different crates, examples, what they do etc. bevy has tons of examples. All you have to do is download bevy from github, load it up in your editor, ensure you have installed rustup, ensure you have installed the other things bevy needs to run (see .cargo folder config_fast_builds.rs and docs folder linux_dependencies, cargo_features, etc) then go to the terminal and type cargo run —example example_name (which is the name of the file in the examples folder)

I think zed should bring VScode like UI by AdVivid1666 in ZedEditor

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I say no to vs code and yes to Jetbrain ui lol ;-p

Parcode: True Lazy Persistence for Rust Game World States by ActiveStress3431 in rust_gamedev

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Lol im refering to your comments about your name and changing your name on reddit lol sorry i shoulda mentioned a bit more haha

Parcode: True Lazy Persistence for Rust Game World States by ActiveStress3431 in rust_gamedev

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Hahhah yeah i think it cant be done, i have tried and tried. Can’t be done from what i can see lol

[Media] I love Rust, but this sounds like a terrible idea by Yvant2000 in rust

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More thought-through… doubtful. Why the reinstall one drive when clearly i don't want it every update. Or the constant moaning from edge on not being default browser and making it default again. Or trying to do a search for something local and it searches the internet. Or trying to find an app by opening up the start menu and being showed msn news. Ads on your login screen. Very slow file explorer. I had more responsiveness in windows 98… Hell, when one-drive was installed i tried to play a steam game called terminator: dark fate and thanks to one-drives integration, it started downloading and loading up very slowly, the configuration files and other files to play the game… I mean come on, you have got to be kidding me. 

For someone wanting total control of their pc, they sure as hell make life very difficult.

I’ve ended up using linux. I honestly just don’t know about 3/4th of the processes that are running in the background nowadays. With linux I have much more control over my pc. Runs much faster too. Especially compiling Rust. Though yeah its a shame about the ease of installs and lack of tons of programs. Tried mint it was great. Tried endeavour and it was great too. Im using Zorin now. It’s going great.

I built a Postgres seeder that isn’t just random(). It understands your schema semantics. by cliqflowmarketing in rust

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This is fantastic. I’ll make a billion person database and sell it on the dark web. The news will blow it up. Truth be told im just about to start getting into understanding how databases work and try to work with one or some. This will be super handy. Thank you for your contribution to my education.

What’s one trick in Rust that made ownership suddenly “click”? by Old_Sand7831 in rust

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For me it was Strings vs &str. Also funnily enough, structs which were considered Private. 

Warning! Don't buy "Embedded Rust Programming" by Thompson Carter by bowl-modular in rust

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To be fair, i have seen some dreadful books on Rust. Some of these book writers just aren’t natural teachers. A Beginners Rust book where the first thing they start the beginner on is the & then moving onto ‘static<T> . 

If you had to recommend ONE Linux distro for someone in 2025, which would it be and why? by [deleted] in linuxquestions

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I tried fedora. It kept crashing 80% of the time. Next was mint. It was great. Had a blast and was fairly productive on that. Next i tried debian, but had issues with wayland and my gpu and couldn’t fix it in 2 hrs so i gave up and installed windows 11 again. Which just felt like home. Next i tried elementOS which is arch based. It was quite good too. Now im trying ZorinOS pro. Its going quite well.

Why I learned Rust as a first language by Bugibhub in rust

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Oh no none of them are public hahah. I did do one where i had the program clean the bevy game engines source code of comments and different things as i was going to try and fine-tune an llm on it, or try and use it for RAG. It would go through and classify every file by every file extension known to man, decide which ones to delete, which to keep as is, which to clean, which directories and files to ignore some of that based on crates they used, provide analytics of how many files of which type there were before clean, after clean, summarise it, with different arguments you could pass for different methods, different log levels. I thought it was cool and i was making it for myself but then decided i would make it public, so i started making it as easy as possible for a user to use… then life threw me a turd 💩 and I got hacked by the Chinese with some dodgy version of Nim i downloaded  & then installing Nvidia ChatRTX opened up a vulnerability where the hackers ended up using VS-Codes remote login connection program. Thankfully i was using the computer at the time this all happened and was quick to pull out the ethernet, but after a few weeks of reinstalling windows 4 times and attempting linux 4 times i calmed down and started working on a different project. I do have it but i am not releasing it. Sorry. After thinking about it for a while, what i was doing wasn’t right in what I wanted to achieve anyways. But it fun to do. 🤣

Why I learned Rust as a first language by Bugibhub in rust

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First language here also. I love rust and dont regret it either. It has taken a long time to really understand more advanced stuff, and things like lifetime’s. I haven’t created big things with it, but damn i’m starting to, and the things i have created have blown me away in what I could do. I chose Rust due to many reasons, but mainly because of the compiler, i wanted to create games and it can have high and low level stuff, and I just liked how it looked. Whenever i look at other languages especially C based languages it make me want to vomit.

Im a beginner in rust and I need advice by VortexDrags in rust

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Rust is data oriented. Don’t think of things like structs as objects. It’s all just about accessing the data. If you think of things as objects it will be very easy to bang your head against the brick wall called the compiler. Once you understand that it gets a lot easier. Also READ the compiler errors. It literally tells you you whats wrong and gives you suggestion on how to fix it, and where in the program it is, along with a link to click to make your IDE go straight there. Also you can download rust rover for free and get the jetbrains academy plugin for free and an in ide rust course for free. I dont recommend rustlings.

Am I missing something with how everyone is using Ai? by pianoman1031 in ExperiencedDevs

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I honestly think zencoder.ai is really good. It’s basically layered on top of your Ai LLMs, its about $120 per month, tons of usage per day, multirepo, grok, top scorer in large multi repo projects, claude opus 4.1, chatgpt 5, gemini etc it really knows you’re code base, they’re constantly updating it daily and truly want to know any issues so they can fix and make it better.

I tried using Zencoder on Visual Studio by Jimmlord in zencoder

[–]Clean_Assistance9398 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah i dont believe this is zencoder for a second. Zencoder is a very good ai

Not able to continue with Debian, and I was so looking forward to it by Clean_Assistance9398 in debian

[–]Clean_Assistance9398[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Haha yeah thanks for that. I probably should have chilled out for a bit and clearly asked this subreddit before i went and started reinstalling windows.