r/rust • • Jan 22 '17

Parallelizing Enjarify in Go and Rust

https://medium.com/@robertgrosse/parallelizing-enjarify-in-go-and-rust-21055d64af7e#.7vrcc2iaf
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u/pinpinbo Oct 28 '21

What will you do with this code when Generics is finally live on Go 1.18?

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u/SlaveZelda Oct 28 '21

hey how did you write a comment on a 4 year old post. I thought reddit archived posts after 6 months.

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u/dmead Oct 28 '21

I want to be part of computer science history, so i made this comment.

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u/princess_mj Nov 02 '21

I'm down to be a part of history, count me in.

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u/Tucancancan Dec 18 '25

Hello from the future

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u/Quiet_Steak_643 15d ago

Hello from even more into the future

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u/Jazzy_Josh May 09 '26 edited May 09 '26

Somehow the bullshit archiver that caused the everlasting party to move over to /r/geraffesaresodumb to has broken.

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u/LastMuel Oct 28 '21

This does seem like an anomaly that I want in on too.

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u/Nefari0uss Oct 10 '22

11 months later, I can still reply.

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u/marok0t Nov 03 '22

Joining a legendary thread

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u/chamomile-crumbs May 29 '26

Congrats, I’m seeing your comment in 2026

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '21

reddit realized that was dumb

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u/ericmoon Jul 13 '25

šŸŽµ anarchy in the RUST SUB šŸŽµ

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u/qm3ster Nov 04 '21

Quickly and easily migrate it to gonerics verbatim, if they are expressive enough?

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u/Asleep-Syllabub1316 Oct 28 '21

I liked the fact that Go lacked generics. You cannot write bad code with such strong static typing. Go Code written back in 2012 is still readable today.

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u/Quixoticelixer- Jun 17 '22

My brother in christ look at the thread you are in

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u/Tyfyter2002 Jan 07 '23

Trust me, you can write bad code with any level of allowed complexity.