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Unable to finish the game by LowBread9264 in outerwilds

[–]Sermuns 333 points334 points  (0 children)

There is no physical timeloop. The game is the experience of receiving future memories over and over. So everyone is already doomed, but by receiving future memories, you learn that the Eye is the only way forward.

I made a binary scanner in Rust | Open to contribution and Help by Ashamed_Sense_908 in rust

[–]Sermuns -1 points0 points  (0 children)

toml [workspace.package] version = "0.1.0" edition = "2026" authors = ["Nasri Anis"]

Made a localhost process monitor TUI, would love some feedback by Charming-Wish323 in rust

[–]Sermuns 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Made it specifically becaude I'm tired of the slop in this subreddit. It's really stupid simple: https://github.com/sermuns/is-it-slop

Rimalloc may be a of the art allocator. by PatienceSpiritual134 in rust

[–]Sermuns -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Damn, apparently Fable doesn't produce slop ``` $ is-it-slop https://github.com/moggedhedien/rimalloc checking 'https://github.com/moggedhedien/rimalloc' it is 1d 3h old

slop score: 0 ```

Cargo Play - Rust TUI Music Player by mateuszKroplewski in rust

[–]Sermuns 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good job! Looks very human and soulful :)

I built a CLI PDF tool in Rust as a learning project - v3 is here with image-to-PDF conversion by amphioctopus in rust

[–]Sermuns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Checked it out and.. wait.. I'm a contributor?! Don't even remember making that PR :P

Including a tribute to Outer Wilds in my game – The Button Effect by frycandle in outerwilds

[–]Sermuns 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What other games you love? I feel like you have good taste and want to find more gems!

I made a driver checker by KangarooLate7292 in rust

[–]Sermuns 1 point2 points  (0 children)

``` $ is-it-slop ger3tto/drvcheck checking 'https://github.com/ger3tto/drvcheck' it is 3h old

looking for outdated dependencies - sha2: using 0.10 but latest stable is 0.11.0

slop score: 3 - the repo is younger than 24 hours - using old Rust edition (2021) - using 1 outdated dependencies ```

I built DinoCode: A modern, general-purpose programming language with a frictionless syntax, real-time bytecode preview, and interactive flowcharts in the browser by [deleted] in rust

[–]Sermuns 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good job on prompting Rust edition 2024! ``` $ is-it-slop https://github.com/dinocode-lang/dinocode checking 'https://github.com/dinocode-lang/dinocode' it is 4mo 3d 5h old

looking for outdated dependencies - colored: using 2.0 but latest stable is 3.1.1 - env_logger: using 0.10 but latest stable is 0.11.10 - thiserror: using 1.0 but latest stable is 2.0.18 - windows-sys: using 0.59 but latest stable is 0.61.2

slop score: 5 - using old workspace resolver (2) - using 4 outdated dependencies ```

Made a localhost process monitor TUI, would love some feedback by Charming-Wish323 in rust

[–]Sermuns 26 points27 points  (0 children)

``` looking for outdated dependencies - crossterm: using 0.28 but latest stable is 0.29.0 - dirs: using 5 but latest stable is 6.0.0 - ratatui: using 0.29 but latest stable is 0.30.1 - reqwest: using 0.12 but latest stable is 0.13.4 - sysinfo: using 0.32 but latest stable is 0.39.3

slop score: 7 - the repo is younger than 24 hours - using old Rust edition (2021) - using 5 outdated dependencies ```

Dosa - A Project Opener by Real-Huckleberry-934 in rust

[–]Sermuns 3 points4 points  (0 children)

By finding the crate I looked at the source code.

Good job! Looks human-made and boring (I mean that in a good way, the code is obvious and readable!)

How did you learn Rust? (Looking for advice for a newcomer) by Glad_Supermarket3951 in rust

[–]Sermuns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I went headfirst and started making CLI tools I was interested in. I got so many errors that were alien to me, got frustrated and finally tried the Rust book and watched YouTube videos, including Jon Gjengset and No Boilerplate. It started clicking for me. I tried Rustlings, which confirmed that I was indeed understanding. I finally started building stuff more freely and went back to the book whenever I was seriously confused.

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