Jake @JakeKizard

Embedded systems or something I guess Seattle, WA Joined February 2026

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Jake @JakeKizard

2 months ago

@DevanshuXi Honestly a pretty good way to get used to the semantics of the language. Whenever I come back to rust after a while of usage I try do a few lc problems to remember the usage patterns.

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@ChShersh In some ways simplicity is preferred. I don’t think being lazy and skipping over something that seems “over engineered” just because it uses language features you could learn in a week is good practice. I’ll always try to use the “most correct” tool for the job

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Jake @JakeKizard

3 months ago

@gpusteve 20 because ranges and concepts are very useful

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Jake @JakeKizard

3 months ago

@GenuineRex @neuralamp4ever @TheGracia_here It's been pretty difficult to write pure functional code as someone who's always been pushed towards OOP. It does make things infinitely simpler and easier to reason about. There are no catches or gotchas with a pure function. I really should pick up haskell to get it in my head

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Jake @JakeKizard

4 months ago

@zuhaitz_dev I’ll take the freebie and say expected is much better for error handling and just int returning and return by reference

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Jake @JakeKizard

4 months ago

@ChShersh The more I learn about reflection the more useful it seems, maybe not my favorite of all time but has been pretty useful lately

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Jake @JakeKizard

4 months ago

Anyone else see a project someone posted, go to the repo and see 3 commits with the first one being 10k+ lines of code and just be disappointed. Come on ya’ll

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Jake @JakeKizard

4 months ago

Just spent almost an entire work week debugging networking issues on a zephyr based device to find out it’s actually broken because the pcb was messed up. 🙃