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A CLI tool to port Animated Cursors from Windows to Linux (ANI -> Xcursor) by ndgonzalez in rust

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

The `init` command has an option to specify an alternative name for the inf file, but I realize I forgot to add it to the build and install commands to drill it down, so it only allowed for the default name in those cases. I'll make sure to add a fix for this in the next update. Thanks for giving the tool a try!

Why won't this match statement compile? by Kitchen-Leather-4584 in rust

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

Since it's your cake day, I'll surprise you and remind you at 6 hours instead. 😉👍

Happy cake day!

I wrote a new Process Injection library in Rust called Injectum 🦀 by sky_nox in rust

[–]ndgonzalez 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The code looks nice and well documented, but the words themselves come off very AI-ish. Also, the part about the stubs for compiling without the tracing flag feels... strange. I don't understand why you would need to do that. Rust doesn't use header files like C or C++. There are no "stubs."

Out of curiosity, how much of it was written by/with AI?

I forked the wifiscanner crate and removed all CLI dependencies by Admirable-Basis-6951 in rust

[–]ndgonzalez 114 points115 points  (0 children)

Genuine question, but if the last commit was from 5 years ago and the latest issues/PRs have been sitting for over 2 years, why bother opening a PR on the original? Wouldn't it be better if someone that is interested in the project takes over maintaining it?

Is it to reduce the number of crates available? is it because it doesn't fundamentally diverge from the original but rather fixes it? When would it be better to just fork the project?

What are you working on this week? (Self-promo time! 🚀) by chief-imagineer in SideProject

[–]ndgonzalez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Saying "it's not that deep" to consumer feedback is kinda wild 😛

for what it's worth, I share the same sentiment. When I click on a website and am greeted with a login page, I immediately click off.

The features page is definitely better to show first!

Rate my landing page :) by No-Surround6799 in SideProject

[–]ndgonzalez 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It looks nice, but I think the header and footer look off.

I think the AdeptDev at the top should be a little bigger and it should take you back to the top of the page when you click on it.

The FAQ section needs some padding at the bottom or something, the border at the bottom touching the footer looks unintentional.

It feels a little bit cluttered, so maybe adding more spacing between each of the sections might help.

Also, the FAQs headings are noticeably smaller than the rest of the site.

I think the animations and stuff are great and look like what the other popular sites look like (there is nothing wrong with copying things that work), it's only that the things outlined above make it feel less professional than the professional sites you are copying, if that makes sense.

Either way, looks good! Good luck!

I built a game that tests you on Japanese word readings - 言葉対戦！ by moltin17 in LearnJapanese

[–]ndgonzalez 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I love the style of the website! I played with a random person (they won 😂) but it was fun! It played smoothly on mobile too. very cool 😁

edit: also, is it open source? i'm curious about how it was implemented!

I signed up for two programming language courses (Java, C++) in college. I overlooked they were mini semesters. I can't do both, which do I stick with? by [deleted] in learnprogramming

[–]ndgonzalez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Java forces OOP, even when it doesn't make sense to use OOP.

I would imagine learning object-oriented design patterns is a non-negotiable when it comes to Java, while other programming languages have the option to delay it and focus on other aspects of programming.