this is the first time i've seen it phrased well – Left to Right Programming

and of course people still want to write python in rust

if err := foo(); err != nil {
return err
}

"Look at this nonsense"

https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo

there's an interactive-reactive python notebook??

marimo feels like a notebook but is stored as pure Python program that's Git-friendly, testable, reusable as a module, executable as a script, deployable as an endpoint, shareable as an app, reproducible in execution and packaging, and designed for data (with SQL and LLM support built-in).

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1. stfu
2. this should be at least illegal

rv, a new kind of Ruby management tool

"is it like uv but for ruby?"

*opens link*
*ctrl+f for "rust"*

"yep."

is it even possible to write a package manager these days not in rust?

i don't think so. 😌

// SAFETY: bro it's safe

#[deny(unsafe_op_in_unsafe_fn)]]

i haven't written a single line of unsafe code that is (or has ever been) used in production btw

https://rust-unofficial.github.io/too-many-lists/

god i love rust web books

cargo target/ dir with 48.7GB of build artifacts

Do the simplest thing that could possibly work

a somewhat similar point but a bit less dramatic.

instead of "do a bad thing", it's "do a simple thing".

the similarity is not that obvious only because the author of the article is too optimistic about the code we write actually facing the problems it was written to face