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Flattening Rust’s learning curve

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451 points birdculture | 1 comments | 13 May 25 22:25 UTC | HN request time: 0.241s | source
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GenshoTikamura ◴[14 May 25 10:25 UTC] No.43982864[source]▶
> Stop resisting. That’s the most important lesson

> Accept that learning Rust requires...

> Leave your hubris at home

> Declare defeat

> Resistance is futile. The longer you refuse to learn, the longer you will suffer

> Forget what you think you knew...

Now it finally clicked to me that Orwell's telescreen OS was written in Rust

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atoav ◴[14 May 25 10:54 UTC] No.43983002[source]▶
But it is true. My own biggest mistake when learning Rust was that I tried to torce Object Oriented paradigms on it. That went.. poorly. As soon as I went "fuck it, I just do it like you want" things went smoothly.
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rikafurude21 ◴[14 May 25 13:13 UTC] No.43984144[source]▶
Sounds like an abusive relationship if im being honest. Your programming language shouldnt constrict you in those ways.
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1. freilanzer ◴[15 May 25 09:50 UTC] No.43993404[source]▶
If your compiler does not let you compile garbage code, then it's restricting you, but that's exactly what you want - you don't want to compile something that is incorrect. Rust just enforces more rules than, say, Ruby or C/C++.