And vim, of course

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I’ve been able to find the following, but it does make sense and I’ve been reading articles for years saying the same thing. Memory bugs are the cause of the majority of security flaws in larger software. Rust, as it’s memory safe by default, allows one to avoid this in the majority of the codebase. That link seperatly links off to google, microsoft, and a few others stating exactly that.

I haven’t seen any direct “we switched to rust and now expeeriance 70% fewer errors” however, but the errors found would be impossible with rust, zig, or any other low level memory safe languages.

It’s been a bit but I would like to thank you for this post. That’s a very interesting read, I always love to get a glimpse at why things are howbthey are in a language.

I still don’t see a fish though. For this I am ashamed

“Added brew to list of accepted package managers”

From my “install all the things” script I host on github

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Sorry to hear, you will be missed. To confirm yes, tomorrow will mean tuesday in EST

Sorry for missing this, but yes we will be streaming again tommorrow at 6:30 EST and continuing to do so weekly. Thank you @maegul@lemmy.ml for responding where I had failed to do so, I’ll have to set a reminder to check in here daily. I’ll be making a post soon today to act as a reminder

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That’s a great question, I’ll admit I hadn’t thought about that until now. I’ll aim for a maximum of two hours for this one. Meaning 6:30-8:30.

This will be my first time doing something like this though so I’m unsure how long these things should last. We’ll see how it goes however, and what the time frame of those who come in is. The idea is for this to be more of a discussion than a normal stream so an exact schedule is impossible to determine before we start. I’ll be free the entire night though, but I’d like to keep the main event below two hours.

Thanks @ericjmorey@programming.dev for calling me in

Yeah, that is an absolute shame. I wish I could do it earlier in order to allow more timezones to join in. I will have the VOD public though, and if anyone in Europe wants to host I and I assume Meagul would be happy to see it

Sounds great, I’ll make that post to be pinned tomorrow a bit before the stream in order to act as a simultaneous reminder. Otherwise I think we’re in agreement. I’ll hopefully see you tomorrow

I’m glad you like the name, and yeah it looks like tuesday will be the start of all this. It’s a good day 5hough. I’m glad I gave a default responce.

To respond to 6our points in order

• that’d be great. Would you prefer I edit this to make more sense, or to make a new post?
• someone else has already cross-posted into rust and learning proggramming, and I’ve personally cross-posted to programming. Looks promising, as ai have seven followers on the account now, we should actually get a few people in there. I’d agree though we should likely re-cross post once we have the first post meeting discussion thread and VOD up.
• I agree, I’d love to have a post each week after the stream to discuss what we’ve learned and talk about the further reading/work. The format could follow what you suggest. Firstly, with the region shown in the stream, secondly with the further reading/work we agree on. (Let’s say, advent of code problems. That way we have some experiance coding it separately and can go over the solutions on stream.
• Lastly, that’s a great point. A pinned post discussing what this is, how it’ll work, and with links to the twitch and youtube playlist would help alot

They absolutely will be. I’ll be streaming to youtube at the same time in order to keep the vod there as twitch seems to only keep it up for a week unless you’re an affiliate or partner

I’m in the same boat myself, though I didn’t get more than a few chapters in so it’s likely a common trait. We’ll be happy to have you

Absolutely, I’m going to try streaming to youtube too so the VOD can stay up and if that works well it should be available forever

Did I miss anything @maegul@lemmy.ml ?

I think I’d be up to starting a twitch channel. This way anyone who’s looking to learn together can jump into chat and we can talk without the pressure involved in a voice chat. Of course, I’d need to find a decent time for everyone. If you’re chill with it I (or you if prefered) can make a post later today to gauge interest.

I like the idea as it could spur interaction and a post-stream discussion might result in more activity especially with a larger group all starting at once.

If others like the concept and are willing we could even swap out hosts every so often. I’ll start, but others would be encouraged to join in or take over for a day. Especially if they’re in another timezone

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