As we stand on the brink of 2024 2025, AI has already established itself as an essential collaborator in the workplace. The relationship between humans and AI is growing, moving beyond just automating repetitive tasks or crunching data. We’re seeing AI step into roles that need creativity and decision-making. It’s like having an extra team member… continue reading.
This is so good read, absolutely I am open to integrating that also as and when needed, so that it can help generate valuable results or help learn something new which has output. I dont prefer that people use this in wrong sense as this could destroy someone also and this is not a joke that to be played.
I just finished coding a new RUST crate and while reading the standard library, i thought of that it is so much in depth that even f you ask AI then also it will not give you the optimized solution. Hence you should read what actually language has to say.
This is very useful for me and as i said i am open to integrate as and when needed and only for meaningful purpose.
Edit: Thank you for the like, I have seen people suggesting based on AI that someone likes someone or something other and that is all crap. That is the wrong use of the AI and even human rights. If someone approach to me and say that i have a straight answer go to AI, who suggested. I have no interested.
This is how you should reply to people applying resources in wrong direction.
I absolutely agree with what hydn has said here. I use ChatGPT 4o with the Widenex Rust GPT - it’s brilliant. MS Copilot and Claude are also very capable.
The Rust language’s compiler is well-known for keeping you on track in terms of writing safe code. With the Rust GPT quickly sussing out the errors the compiler finds, I’m able to quickly get working programs.
While the ethics of using AI can be questioned when used for writing and creating images, etc., it’s simply not an issue with open-source software, which by design is meant to be fully exchanged, shared and modified for everyone’s benefit. I love AI - as hydn said in this article, it’s like having another team member!
I started learning RUST 2 weeks ago. I coded mostly in C++ till 2021 and then started Python, Julia, Ruby and Go. Being coming from system typed languages, i finished GO in about a month (August 2024) ago and then started RUST 2 weeks ago and i don’t use the ChatGPT or anything but being having a background in the C++, although people say RUST learning is very steep and difficult, i didn’t felt that a single time and even in GO, it took me a month to wrap GO and coded heavily after that.
Now i have limited myself to BASH, Python, Julia, GO and RUST and i dropped others and i am not a programming language learner. This came from coding all the time and i like implementing data structures and new approaches. After dropping C++, needed a typed language and GO and RUST filled that gap and i am happy with the same. if needed then can bring C++ but i dont think it will be needed.
Wow - well, you’re a real programmer. I’m a retired engineering technician turned programmer. But Rust is great - I began (in retirement) learning C and you can see that so much began there - ‘mother of all languages’ - and after all, C runs the world - the Windows, MacOS and Linux are all full of C as are the world’s servers. There will always have to be C programmers. But I think Rust is the future. I liked Julia, especially for math, plotting waves, etc. but it’s packaging method drove me insane - Rust’s ‘cargo’ is a dream to use.
Thank you for the appreciation. I code extensively and i really enjoy doing that. I dont like saying that run a command or something, i like that something new you have written or implemented. I heavily invest myself in implementing data structures. I took GO and RUST mainly for system programming but coded that across for data analysis and everything, which shows that you can implement anything.
No book, blog or video course teaches, how to write code. They all tell you how to declare variable and what are language specific. How you implement that is totally your way.
I use Python and Julia for all data analysis, web, machine and deep learning and also others, and also writing packages and Julia being a typed, i like writing that.
Actually, in August 2024, i took the Javascript book and the GO book and then for 2 days read both and asked myself, which one to take, after comparing the advantages, i choose GO and RUST as that is needed and Javascript is mainly for the web, while GO and RUST covers all from data analysis, system programming, machine and deep learning to web, so dropped javascript immediately as my aim is not to learn programming languages.