The Lounge 0001 [From the Beginning]

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#8183

Finally finished stats homework now time for a little anime before bed.

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#8184

damn… that car is older than me

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#8185

car is older me than me too XD

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#8186

well yeah, but I’m the old guy here lol

#8187

Thought that title belonged to @TheDiddilyHorror?

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#8188

Fine… I’m one of the oldest here then :stuck_out_tongue:

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#8189

@Michael @SgtAwesomesauce exa is part of the fedora repos now :smiley:

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#8190

Like officially in the standard repo? thats awseome :smiley:

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#8191

yep. can install it with sudo dnf install exa on a regular install :smiley:

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#8192

Nice, just checked it and dnf detects my compiled version and says its fully updated which is nice.

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#8193

i have it installed into ~/.local/bin but i will install it anyway

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#8194

Also i might try learning rust. Seems like my kind of language and it would be fun :smiley:

#8195

yea I put it in /usr/bin/ instead because I wanted root to be able to use it XD

Yep rust looks great and want to check it out. @Main_Main just starting learning recently as well.

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#8196

i just source my ~/.bashrc file everytime i enter root because its easier XD

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#8197

shit why did I never think of that, will have todo it from now on XD

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#8198

Seems very C like which is good because i can code alot easier that way :smiley:

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#8199

Yep I’m still a bit rusty at C but should be able to pick it up easily. Documentation for rust looks great though, much more in-depth and easier to read than go was.

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#8200

It appears rusts main advantage is cargo which will manage compiling and running your application.

#8201

yep iirc it manages the dependencies and everything during compiling so you don’t have to do any of the leg work which is great. Its my kind of lazy.

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#8202

What would make cargo even better is it storing code differences between builds so if a build fails you can roll back a build or two

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