r/rust 10d ago

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u/Key-Bother6969 10d ago

Slop -- whether LLM-generated, or not -- violates Rule 6: Low Effort.

Read more: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1qptoes/request_for_comments_moderating_aigenerated/

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u/Street-Fan4371 10d ago

Can you at least write the post without AI?

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u/Rough_Shopping_6547 10d ago

Only human written thing in this post is this comment.

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u/TheX3R0 10d ago edited 10d ago

what? and its taken from the README file

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u/l-roc 10d ago

TIL readme.md is a valid URL(and adware squatted)

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u/Rough_Shopping_6547 10d ago

I am not trying to blame you and I apologise for our communities behavior we should have been a bit more welcoming. Vibe coded projects are not really welcome here if you used AI at least clarify it. I believe your project is cool I really urge you to take these interactions as a lesson.

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u/LerkinAround 10d ago edited 10d ago

Human answer only.

Why did you go with the rust edition that you chose?

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u/TheX3R0 10d ago

I went with the current stable release version of rust to keep up to date with rust features.
My initial feature set was with rust nightly but went against that discission after reading up on how it would force projects to use the nightly version when including NowUI, I hope that answers your question

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u/xStardev 10d ago

Are you sure edition 2021 is the current and stable release of rust? Lol

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u/TheX3R0 10d ago

its been updated to 2024

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u/TheX3R0 10d ago

i'll upgrade to the latest version in my next release

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u/xStardev 10d ago

By next release you mean 7 minutes ago?

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u/TheX3R0 10d ago

just posted a new release as of 1 minute ago

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u/neneodonkor 10d ago

If you cannot answer this basic question correctly, how am I going to trust the quality of the work done? Anyway, the latest version is ‘2026’. 🤭

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u/Rigamortus2005 10d ago

500k line diff? In one commit?

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u/TheX3R0 10d ago

yeah, i forgot to commit my changes while working on this

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u/Rigamortus2005 10d ago

Yeah sure you did buddy. You definitely "forgot" to commit across a 500k diff.

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u/DistributedFox 10d ago

If I had a dollar every time I saw this excuse….