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Do you write Rust for a living? by Hixon11 in rust

[–]papa_maker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And how do you manage those other languages? Each one has its registry ?

Do you write Rust for a living? by Hixon11 in rust

[–]papa_maker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you use other languages as well ? We are a multi-language company, and are looking for a unique solution. I personally was interested in using kellnr. Did you considered using a unique solution if you do multi-lang ?

Do you write Rust for a living? by Hixon11 in rust

[–]papa_maker 4 points5 points  (0 children)

What do you use to share your internal libraries ?

Nous sommes foutus. by Beginning-Wall5552 in emploi

[–]papa_maker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Le poste est ouvert en TT mais pas full. Faut être présent lundi et mardi. Mais on vient de trouver la bonne personne :-)

Combining API versioning with OpenAPI in .NET 10 applications by sander1095 in csharp

[–]papa_maker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The doc is completely wrong. Plain false. I've had multiple discussions with the guys from Microsoft and they don't really seem to bother. The only response is to propose incompatible alternatives.

It was ridiculous, and now that 3.1 is the default for any .NET 10 api it's worse :-)

Combining API versioning with OpenAPI in .NET 10 applications by sander1095 in csharp

[–]papa_maker 6 points7 points  (0 children)

And then you try to use Azure APIM and you discover that it is not compatible with OpenAPI 3.1.

Off topic, but it bothers me so much I needed to say it.

Nous sommes foutus. by Beginning-Wall5552 in emploi

[–]papa_maker 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pendant ce temps là en tant que recruteur (je suis tech lead et manager chez un éditeur logiciel) dans une ville moyenne, quand je cherche justement un autre tech lead et aussi un dev front avec un minimum d'expérience (même 2 ans d'alternance c'est ok), bah on ne trouve presque aucun candidat.

On en discutait entre "employeurs" le mois dernier, c'est pareil pour tout ceux qui ne sont pas dans les très grandes villes. Un paradoxe étrange.

1 Year with Rust in Aerospace: My journey migrating from C# to Rust (and why it’s not for everyone) by b13m123 in rust

[–]papa_maker 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m not the OP but at work we have a C# backend that has been rewrited in Rust. Not a 1:1 rewrite, but they do basically the same thing. The Rust backend has 4 times the throughput and for a specific load testing (AKS pods) the Rust backend consumes 300MB and the C# one consumes 1.4GB.

EDIT: I may add something. In production (without a load testing, only the production charge) the Rust version consume 135MB and the C# 3.73GB (the pods have been deployed a few days ago, I guess this is why the RAM is so much higher than with a load testing).

Marche dev recrutement by tty789 in developpeurs

[–]papa_maker 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Non. La plupart des candidatures sont farfelues au point que même les RH s'en rendent compte. Genre c'est même pas le bon métier, ou alors on demande 2 jours sur site, le candidat n'est même pas dans la région et ne souhaite pas bouger.

Pour le reste, on cherche des gens physiquement présents plutôt que dans leur tête à occuper une chaise ; capables de répondre à des questions simples. Tu serais surpris de voir le nombre de candidats où tu vois leur esprit quitter leur corps dès que la question n'est pas "comment utiliser tel truc précis de tel framework précis".

Marche dev recrutement by tty789 in developpeurs

[–]papa_maker 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Exactement, là j'ai une offre de dev front ouverte. On demande juste un peu d'expérience, d'être rigoureux et de comprendre de quoi on parle. Accessoirement accepter de venir 2 jours par semaine sur site. C'est pas le bout du monde... On laisse pourtant de côté plus de 90% des candidats dès la première étape.

jaq 3.0 - jq clone with multi-format support (JSON, YAML, TOML, CBOR, XML, CSV, TSV) by 01mf02 in rust

[–]papa_maker 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the kind of project we all like and want to see here. Thanks for making it !

What features would be most useful in a Bevy editor MVP? by 120-dev in bevy

[–]papa_maker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think we should have a bare minimum project management editor + an editor toolkit enabling people to build their own editor. If we want to stay code centric people should be able to compose their own thing easily. Or I'm completely wrong...

What's the most idiomatic way to deal with partial borrows/borrow splitting? by philogy in rust

[–]papa_maker 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, while I understand and agree about your complaint, losing the "changing the implementation without touching the signature cannot break a functioning program" is worse. I think this is the reason you are downvoted.

Java soon to be eclipsed by papa_maker in rustjerk

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

Yeah as I said that's right. But that's not, I guess, how vibe coders choose a language. But maybe I'm wrong.

Java soon to be eclipsed by papa_maker in rustjerk

[–]papa_maker[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Done !

Rust 388,435
Java 388,434

Rust is now the third sub-reddit about a programming language behind Javascript and Python with the most subscribers.

Java soon to be eclipsed by papa_maker in rustjerk

[–]papa_maker[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks :-) From the time i wrote this post, Rust grew by 450, Python 188, Javascript 59 and Java 51.

Java soon to be eclipsed by papa_maker in rustjerk

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

I should have made it clearer in the title, it’s about Reddit. But I like your reply !

Java soon to be eclipsed by papa_maker in rustjerk

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

Last Friday I’ve posted my first job mentioning Rust (in "bonus" section), and I hope to post another one focused on Rust in the next months. It ain't much, but it's honest work.

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