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Status: Dusk, snow is falling, covering the ground almost completely. It's that lovely small snow which covers every branch. A bit of light remains in the grey sky,

I've still got two compile errors on my Rust project, down from 152, I quit trying so hard- I can fix a compiler error. i did a proper refactoring. Will I have enough energy to finish up those errors, tonight?

Next cometh the tests.

I've cut over from cheap coffee to cheap tea from the Hmong store

#rust
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made some practical improvements today including a COMMAND mode to enter raw DBGP commands (e.g. set a breakpoint)- so that I can start using it for work tomorrow.

My next feature will either be the ability to go "back" in the history or to show the local vars / properties. #php #xdebug #rust

Updated node connections in the video mixer / synthesizer.

Before, on changing the output size of a node, the connection broke and had to be recreated. Changing the resolution of many nodes was an annoyance. Especially with mixer connections, which have some own values.

It is now streamlined much more and the resolution of any node can be changed at any time without the need to reconnect.

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@aras14 speaking of indexes and smart pointers. I'm trying to implement a dynamic enum-like type. The user would be able to input a list of strings, and then select one of the list. Would it be preferable to use Vec + index, or some kind of graph-like structure with smart pointers? In general, for graphs in #rust, what are the pros/cons of using vectors or maps with keys, vs smart pointers? I've already implemented things like linked lists using smart pointers, but it looks like some folks are just recommending to use keys and look things up, but I don't understand the tradeoff.

I think that I'm getting a pretty decent handle on most aspects of ownership in #rust, but lifetimes still elude me. I have never yet successfully implemented anything that involved a struct with a generic lifetime. Someday that too will come, I suppose

You see, I *want* to like #rust but all I want to do is to have my database connection available in an http request handler and no I'm fighting lifetimes and clonability and whatnot bevor I even have done something useful.

Published Video Trimmer and Identity v25.03. Two more projects free from zerover!

In Video Trimmer I moved the trimming options to a button in the main UI, hopefully making it more visible. This isn't a perfect solution to imprecise trimming, but a step into the right direction.

Identity now uses the new toggle group for the display mode switcher.

I also relaxed Rust dependency versions in both and even removed a few in VT.

flathub.org/apps/org.gnome.git

flathub.org/apps/org.gnome.git

@protonprivacy is looking for a Senior Software Engineer (Linux Desktop). Right now today, the Mozilla VPN frontend for Linux is better. The code is available and easily buildable on Linux but there are very strong concerns around privacy and some of those vpn routes including Mozilla as an organization being ripe for capture, if that isn't already the case. This looks like it would be a fun gig but probably not best for a US based citizen/programmer in our current environment. Sharing because this one is important (i use Proton and you should too, especially if you're in the US), I would be more than happy to cosign for anyone of my peers in the EU, Caribbean here.

job-boards.eu.greenhouse.io/pr
#proton #protonvpn #fedihire #linux #qt #python #rust

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