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really great video but please dont use such complex example. Here to understand future not f1 racer cars.

Very solid explanation, great video!

Learned a lot. Thanks. Hope your health gets better

23:27 I’ve been using subexpressions when I could’ve just used -f, the binary format operator?! 🤦‍♂️

I learned something 👍

many thanks for a very detailed video. i followed all through but when i start --console, I got a spice error saying could not connect to on a different port, not sure what I am missing

I wholeheartedly agree with your choice of date and time formats, having served in the military and in several countries who both use the 24 hour clock and sensible date formats along with the metric system... Although I was born in the USA, I am not crazy about our system of measures.

Great video but have to be careful! If you where to have only one CPU by your computer then sleep function would block all your spawn threads! That is the reason why they say that high CPU intensive work is better for parallel programming instead of async. That is because if you do not await you will be blocking other async work. Remember to use the tokio sleep function that has an await. Then that sleep function will hand work. That is the reason why you finally saw other threads on your computer finally being used.

When I do become something with Rust, I might not have the avenue to tell you directly that your contents made a greater portion of the rustness i would have in me

recasting an inherited variable in an in-scope closure may be an interesting experiment. 😊

Starting it on 1st JAN 2024 ! (today goal is 2 hr )

This is the absolute best Rust tutorial series in existence! Tysm

Where can I earn 200k p.a. with rust?

Sir, this was the one most tough thing when learning powershell scripting. you made it so easy for me. thank you sooo much!!! Please keep making these videos.

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Thanks for the tutorial. However in stock_list.remove you didnt need to convert it to string and then pass the pointer as doing just "text" returns you a pointer. So thats an unnecessary step as far I understand.

Great!

Great Job, very clear

awesome video Trevor!

very nice tutoral on rust operator overloading. Thank you

Hey, GREAT content first of all. I'm looking for one of your videos, in the video you use a full text search engine to search some documentation ( if I remember correctly ), you mention a data retrieval protocol that I am interested in learning more about. If you could point me to that video, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks for the video. I am however a bit confused by your use of the term "wrap" in the video. Aren't you just using a tuple struct with a single element of type String and implementing the Default trait for it and using that new data type as a named field inside your Person struct? Also. That changes the semantics of how you can access the value of the first name string elsewhere in the code.

excellent contents for rust, thanks sir.

Nice course ❤

The content quality of this playlist is INSANE!!!!! ❤❤❤❤ Lots of love to u for putting in all this time and effort to make this for us rustlings ❤

I found this helpful thanks!

Very well explained! Thanks

thank you!

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Subscribed,tnx

Great video and great explanation. Thanks for that. The next step would be advance trait usages. How extending struct behaviors like Will Crichton explane here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJ_RkpaimtaabM0si=aADA1V942T4GGqWw, but more simpler and above all slower than him. Thanks.

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In an earlier video, I think you said that bit of text surrounded by double quotes is of type String. If that is correct, why do you have to do "Porsche".to_string()? And why is the word string in all lower case in this function name?

No OOP? Not sure I want to learn an imperative only language...

such a valuable course on the net ! The video is so clean and the instructions is as clear as possible.

Trevor, You are incredible! Thank you for this lesson! I am just getting started on this, and plan to write some World of Warcraft plugins.

This is an amazing tutorial ..

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I have windows not linux 😥😥

nice vscode theme what is it called?

Great hq content. I think you should spent a video entirely on strings and strings slices as it is a fairly weird topic. Especially for js/python maybe devs.

Hi, does it mean they’re first class objects at all?

thank you for this video and other videos in this playlist, they are very useful and insightful, in the intro, I might misunderstood, but it sounded like you are saying async can't make things faster if you have 1 CPU, but that's only true for CPU bounded workloads (think intensive math calculations) but for IO bound operations (most calls external to the system like http call, db call) it actually makes things faster, because your 1 CPU doesn't have to wait at 0% utilization for the external resource to send a response, it can do other stuff until the external resource (db, website etc) sends data, which makes things faster with async with IO bound loads

Man you singlehandedly helped me learn Rust . I know have a lot of knowledge that what i know last month . Thanks alot ❤

@trevor Sullivan, I got a penny for your thoughts on canonical's microcloud.. which is built on lxd!! Lemme know when the video is ready 😀

How do I disable a shortcut in termius? Right now control K is a shortcut, but I want to use control K in nano and not have it intercepted.

very detailed and easy to learn !! great work !

This is really nice , I really learnt and loved how you broke down the reading of file. While going through this video i noticed that using the read method it doesn't read emojis . I also learnt there is also a read_to_string method in the rust documentation Regardless this is a great video, thanks. I am unto the next one in the playlist ❤

Great video Trevor! I'll be bingeing your channel for the next few months :). Im working towards rust mastery and I love the way you teach! Thank you!