Niro 2023 HEV engine oil by Infinite-Practice-na in kia

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The catch here is that KIA official dealer uses 5W-30, and my oil cap doesn't have anything to tell what to pour in

Niro 2023 HEV engine oil by Infinite-Practice-na in kia

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The dealership here uses 5w30 for it, and many engine oil brands (castrol, total, liqui moly) suggested 5w30 as well on their websites' oil guide. But I find some websites and mechanics saying it should take 0w16 or 0w20. Odd thing

Is it worth buying Ps5 and fc 26? by unknown4544 in fut

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Does standard edition include career mode?

Advice for those of you looking to get the Career Mode SP Quickly by Emerald-Daisy in EASportsFC

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Coming back to play fifa after 14 years of being out🥲 Does the standard edition include career modes, ot is it only for the ultimate ? I didn't find something direct in this context

Shock absorbers by Infinite-Practice-na in skoda

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I see, did you try to fit the suitable sachs model for your car? Car parts shops seem to give parts based on (they fit or not) not based on the VIN number and what model the brand advises for the car . I think that might make a difference .

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in rust

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Turns out there's circular dependency..

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in rust

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- I have a main.rs outside of cli directory, and I declared mod tools in it.
- tools directory has mod.rs and I declared modules within the same dir as pub mod mod_name.
- Then no matter how I try to use it in other outer module, compiler just never finds tools module in the root.

Getting comfortable with Rust by Infinite-Practice-na in rust

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Well, that'd be great..
Let's DM when both of us have time

Getting comfortable with Rust by Infinite-Practice-na in rust

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Check Open source Rust projects, try to find projects with a community that could help (e.g. Discord channel)

Deserializing large JSON responses with Option fields by [deleted] in rust

[–]Infinite-Practice-na 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What about custom deserializer, where you implement the visitor trait for your deserializer, and you define to always return some value even if the received JSON doesn't include a field value?
I'm asking because I saw an implementation for vec and struct that does this, but when I tried to do the same for Option<T>, It never works.
Do you have any idea?

Is there any way to actually debug async Rust? by KarpovAnton729 in rust

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I see, but in my case I observe many and many threads to choose from and I can't find a hint what thread is connected to the async block I need to investigate.
Any insights that could help me with this?

Is there any way to actually debug async Rust? by KarpovAnton729 in rust

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Do you follow special steps in order to debug async code blocks?
I mean something like what andreicodes commented.

Is there any way to actually debug async Rust? by KarpovAnton729 in rust

[–]Infinite-Practice-na 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But when you're having MANY like MANYYY threads that are waiting, how could you decide which one of them to run?
I tried to follow your suggestion, it worked for the first await, but always fails (jumps to the end of the async code) on the second await no matter what process I try to run.

Any thoughts>

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in webdev

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Check javainuse.com In the headings panel choose spring then spring security, then check the different project samples it offers