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Christian. Dev. | Web3 | Everything you need to know about ZK https://t.co/8gbOIq60GW | Habit dev books: https://t.co/bfOCkguXqg ezesunday.com 0x4E696765726961 Joined February 2017

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0x457A65 @notesbyeze

a day ago

Working with very smart people who are humble and generous in character is a huge flex.

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You can write an article and be like, "yea, this is so good." Holop, don't say that yet 😂 That is just the beginning, your "so good" article is about to be totally destroyed and rebuilt, so you can actually say it's so good for real.

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0x457A65 @notesbyeze

a day ago

The effort that goes into writing one @RareSkills_io article is mindbogglingly thorough. Every single article is designed with care, patience, and dedication. Every word, and phrase is read by reviewers from 20+ perspectives and ensures it's so clear it can't be misconstrued.

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0x457A65 @notesbyeze

2 weeks ago

Here is a more correct diagram and code illustration showing the pointer and variable has distinct addresses, thanks to @isocroft 🙌 who helped clarified this. But the claim is still remains though.

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Ifeora Okechukwu Patrick @isocroft

2 weeks ago

@notesbyeze It's confusing at first but it all makes sense when you pointer arithmetic kicks in. I think Rust has pointer arithmetic in unsafe mode

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0x457A65 @notesbyeze

2 weeks ago

The name of the array in C is a pointer to the first item in the array. I find this behaviour very confusing, what is the purpose?

0x457A65 @notesbyeze

3 weeks ago

The name of the array in C is a pointer to the first item in the array. I find this behaviour very confusing, what is the purpose? https://t.co/d1CMw4vVs1

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0x457A65 @notesbyeze

2 weeks ago

People will go to any length to find something to criticize about Rust. It must feel good for a language to be treated like the 'perfect' standard. --- Open the GitHub link, view the full discussion.

The Lunduke Journal @LundukeJournal

2 weeks ago

People will go to any length to find something to criticize about Rust. It must feel good for a language to be treated like the 'perfect' standard. --- Open the GitHub link, view the full discussion.

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Jeffrey Scholz @Jeyffre

2 weeks ago

6 months later, I kept my word. Not only was RareWeek high signal — lead auditors from top firms attended — it was also high effectiveness and high fun. In six days, people went from not knowing anything about ZK to coding ZKVMs, building hash function circuits from scratch,…

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0x457A65 @notesbyeze

3 weeks ago

C feels simpler here. Only thing that trips me off is how scanf uses `lf` precisely for a double while printf uses `f` for either double or float. Rust lets you always read a String first and then .trim().parse::<f64>().

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3 weeks ago

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0x457A65 @notesbyeze

3 weeks ago

Rust forces you to accept string input and then parse it to whatever-type. In C, scanf directly reads formatted input into the expected type. C is simpler on the surface but will require much more extra effort to avoid unexpected runtime error.

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0x457A65 @notesbyeze

3 weeks ago

One of my very first C code in comparison to Rust. I plan to write a Rust version of every practice problem. Rust doesn't allow implicit type coercion, C does.

0x457A65 @notesbyeze

3 weeks ago

One of my very first C code in comparison to Rust. I plan to write a Rust version of every practice problem. Rust doesn't allow implicit type coercion, C does. https://t.co/9u84DHZdno

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0x457A65 @notesbyeze

3 weeks ago

By the way, learning Rust is fun with Rarecode.ai.

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BengalCatBalu😽 @BengalCatBalu

3 weeks ago

2. Practice. A lot of it. Theory alone won’t get you there — you need to build muscle memory. There are two types of practice that helped me the most: – 🧩 Mini challenges to reinforce the basics – Writing small but complete programs to connect concepts together For the…

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RareSkills @RareSkills_io

3 weeks ago

RareWeek -- where lead auditors at tier-1 firms study.

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0x6980 @0x6980

3 weeks ago

Hit 1,000 lines of Rust code in 47 days at @RareCodeAI platform.

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Ifeora Okechukwu Patrick @isocroft

3 weeks ago

Let me reintroduce myself. I help software engineering teams quickly detect and eliminate technical debt in codebases. Especially in this era of A.I. So, founders/teams can stay on schedule to deliver features for startups. Book me today ☎️+2349038829657 🧵(1/2) 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

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meowy🦀 @me256ow

3 weeks ago

rust thoughts 🦀 Learning about dereference in rust, it's really unique concept. It's fun to know about new rust concept through @RareCodeAI exercises. I still have a long way to go but enjoying it still.

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0x457A65 @notesbyeze

3 weeks ago

when I copy and paste [from VSCode], @NotionHQ code blocks are not automatically formatted on @firefox but they are formatted on @googlechrome. Is this the same for everyone?

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$Watch me build developer tools in public. Building @monoscope_tech {•••}. I build stuff in Haskell, Rust (🦀) and Go. Maths ♥️ Engineering. HTMX fanboy$