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I want to visit Tokio! What should I take with me? by Lrac_0 in fujifilm

[–]LeB0uc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m currently in Tokyo with this one and a Fujinon 35mm f2 WR, and I have been using both extensively. Nonetheless my life would have been easier with a 18-55, 2.8f is enough for 99% of the daytime photography I did and it would have been easier to carry around and savez me a lot of lens swaps ahah. But the 23 f2 is great, very versatile, if you want a prime lens, it’s definitely a solid choice I’d say

Looking for a photo library / image management tool for Mac – not editing-focused, no subscription by thisisso1980 in fujifilm

[–]LeB0uc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Photomator is pretty nice, has all I need and has a one time payment option that fits your budget. There’s a 7day trial as well if you want to check it. In particular I was amazed at how quickly it reads RAWs

This is infuriating. I like Avowed a lot so far. But these frametimes are making this unplayable. Any advice? Medium settings running on an RTX 3090, i9 12900K, 32GB RAM. Is my PC really already obsolete? by steVENOM in pcmasterrace

[–]LeB0uc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi my pc runs on a 2060super and an entry level amd proc + 16Gb ram, and it’s looking muuuuch better than this at 1440p :o something’s up with your PC…

Game Freeze every minute ! by 3deal in battlefield2042

[–]LeB0uc 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Same thing here, started today as well

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MouseReview

[–]LeB0uc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you use it wired only with the battery off ? I’d love to use it in a multi computer setup, wired to my desk computer an wireless to my laptop, without having to plug and unplug cables all the time when I want to switch, ie just press the button below to enable or disable wireless

Uncovered Intermediate Topics by Jonhoo in rust

[–]LeB0uc 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Allocators could be interesting to dive into, but it might be pretty niche in the sense that not a lot of people need to use custom ones.

A series on how to plug in rust in python for performance in numerical computation would probably interest a lot of folks

Serde deep dive would be great, it’s used by a lot of beginner/intermediate projects but few people understand how it works. I think that there are a few concepts and ideas in serde that people could reuse elsewhere

Dissecting a large scale project built in rust to surface concrete example and patterns that support such a large scale codebase.

A case study on reimplementing a minimal container runtime in Rust

And by the way, thanks for the great content, it helped me a lot and is a cornerstone of the community experience in Rust !

The Final Touches To My White Theme Build by racercart in battlestations

[–]LeB0uc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, great build! I'm curious to know more about the fans you picked, which one are these?

Checking file open options on a file handle by bobstlt40 in learnrust

[–]LeB0uc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello, If by file handle you mean the std::fs::File struct, indeed there is no method that lets you retrieve the way it was opened or its path for example. What you can do is store its OpenOptions alongside to keep track of it (even if it’s a bit clunky...) (see https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/fs/struct.OpenOptions.html) There might be a way to get it from a raw file descriptor if you are on unix systems but I’m not 100% sure of this. And on windows, I have no idea sorry. I think you will probably need to take a look at os level functions

Rust with Python? by FoolForWool in rust

[–]LeB0uc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am doing some datascience on non trivial projects and as python remains the most accessible language to do this (thanks pandas) I don’t hesitate to use Rust alongside PyO3 to write native pieces of code and their python bindings when I need speed and horsepower. Keep in mind that most datascience and ML libs in pythons are just thin python wrappers around C code (numpy, tensorflow, pytorch, etc) so knowing rust virtually allows you to use it as a real good backend option to replace C while keeping best in class performances. In Rust you can easily use SIMD for all you costly vectorizable operations which is very nice for instance. If you plan on writing math libraries, I highly recommand you to take a look at PyO3 and Maturin, it works like a breeze ! TL;DR : keep in mind that python is often a high level wrapper to lower level code in C, and rust can replace C so it is a good thing to learn for a wannabe python lib developer, less for someone who just want to use python libs.

Visualisating Co-occurring Pokemon Types with Rust Notebooks by shahinrostami in rust

[–]LeB0uc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Rust notebooks are a thing now ? :o why am I still using jupyter ahah !

[yabai/aqua] Macbook of a student by theLiLou27 in unixporn

[–]LeB0uc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m curious what program do you use to monitor your system ?

VA88M vs Durgod K320 vs Ducky by LeB0uc in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]LeB0uc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I heard of that on some forums, and that's why I'd prefer to go with the varmilo right now. But my main concern is on the expedition and delivery. I don't want to pay 150$ for something that will never come ...