I've started building a lightweight daw mostly for mixing songs together rather than any actual serious music production. Currently only supports volume and bass envelopes, and dragging tracks around. I'm planning to open source it when it's a bit more polished. It's written in rust and I'm using egui for the frontend.
Any books you'd recommend besides cradle? I just finished the mistborn trilogy, and while it's not strictly progressive fantasy, I need another thing to scratch that itch
The Kingdom manga is chef's kiss but it's up to like 790 chapters. I absolutely love it and wish it got more acclaim. Like how can people be so focused on one piece (which I also read and love) but not Kingdom
Whyalla is home to the famous cuttlefish migration that takes place every winter: https://divedb.net/sites/whyalla-cuttlefish. Thousands of these cepholapods congregate on the shores to mate and lay eggs, with some crazy mating rituals. A lot of the males like to show off their camouflage by displaying a wave pattern through their camouflage. Mostly it's bigger males that get mates. However: there are little twink cuttlefish that pretend to be female to get close to a mating pair and sneak in!
For that reason I personally wouldn't consider it a "shitty little place", but haven't been there in a work capacity.
Oh nooooo I've been discovered posting to reddit! 😯 We need to really post more rust content here, there's barely anything.
Yeah I just used anyhow instead of thiserror as that's what I'm using on divedb.
I'm not sure about the impl thing, care to elaborate?
Harnessing the power of `syn` and `quote` to create custom rust macros
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Mega useful!
Looking for people to try out cargo-native "cargo script"! This let's you put `cargo` in the shebang line of your rust source with an optional, embedded manifest (`Cargo.toml`). We have enough implemented now to give people a good feel for what we are working towards. See https://github.com/rust-...
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> Looking for people to try out cargo-native "cargo script"!
> This let's you put cargo
in the shebang line of your rust source with an optional, embedded manifest (Cargo.toml
). We have enough implemented now to give people a good feel for what we are working towards.
> See https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/3424#issuecomment-1609687109