Bryan Cantrill

also as an adult i'm sure you appreciate the like maybe this will keep this kid occupied for an hour and a half uh i definitely appreciate that and it uh may have overshot the mark because like i'm pretty sure my brain like just absolutely seized up on it i i don't i mean clearly i'm talking about i mean i'm i'm a 51 year old man talking about this choose your own adventure so like i think it's

also as an adult i'm sure you appreciate the like maybe this will keep this kid occupied for an hour and a half uh i definitely appreciate that and it uh may have overshot the mark because like i'm pretty sure my brain like just absolutely seized up on it i i don't i mean clearly i'm talking about i mean i'm i'm a 51 year old man talking about this choose your own adventure so like i think it's

Like give me a break. Oh my God. Why was not inside UFO 5440? I mean, they asked for three, not four. Okay. That's why they, obviously they asked for four. That's that. I mean, clearly has influenced me a great deal. Where were we? I'm so sorry. I feel like I've done the thing where now we've ended up on the ending that you can't have any way of getting. I'm so sorry.

Like give me a break. Oh my God. Why was not inside UFO 5440? I mean, they asked for three, not four. Okay. That's why they, obviously they asked for four. That's that. I mean, clearly has influenced me a great deal. Where were we? I'm so sorry. I feel like I've done the thing where now we've ended up on the ending that you can't have any way of getting. I'm so sorry.

Yeah, and it's funny, Raina, I think that you mentioned that because I kind of feel like this has been this glorious positive feedback loop of the Rust ecosystem getting larger, is that there are more kind of programs you can go to to say, how did this thing do this? I mean, certainly that's how I discovered 2ERS, now Ratatouille, was from using something that used that. I'm like, this is amazing.

Yeah, and it's funny, Raina, I think that you mentioned that because I kind of feel like this has been this glorious positive feedback loop of the Rust ecosystem getting larger, is that there are more kind of programs you can go to to say, how did this thing do this? I mean, certainly that's how I discovered 2ERS, now Ratatouille, was from using something that used that. I'm like, this is amazing.

What did this thing actually use to do this? And I guess, Adam, is now a good time to say the teaser for our Ratatouille episode coming up in two weeks, right? Yeah.

What did this thing actually use to do this? And I guess, Adam, is now a good time to say the teaser for our Ratatouille episode coming up in two weeks, right? Yeah.

It'd be great, but I definitely found that from doing exactly that right, of going to looking at other programs and seeing what they were using.

It'd be great, but I definitely found that from doing exactly that right, of going to looking at other programs and seeing what they were using.

Yeah, for sure. And is now, because I know at some point we're going to talk about bit field crates. Is now a good time to talk about that? Because that is an example where there are a bunch of different crates. I know you did one as well.

Yeah, for sure. And is now, because I know at some point we're going to talk about bit field crates. Is now a good time to talk about that? Because that is an example where there are a bunch of different crates. I know you did one as well.

Okay, so I'm, you know, I've not used module or bit field and this is not so, like this, bit fields are a really good example of something where it can be hard to find. I mean, there are a bunch of different crates. They're all like named bit field or have like bit field or bit fields or they've got bit field in the name somewhere and it can be, hard to sort out what's what.

Okay, so I'm, you know, I've not used module or bit field and this is not so, like this, bit fields are a really good example of something where it can be hard to find. I mean, there are a bunch of different crates. They're all like named bit field or have like bit field or bit fields or they've got bit field in the name somewhere and it can be, hard to sort out what's what.

So I did not, I'd never discovered modular bit field in this, but this is actually much closer to the interface that I had kind of wanted to find in other bit field crates. This feels like a really, a much, a much more kind of natural interface.

So I did not, I'd never discovered modular bit field in this, but this is actually much closer to the interface that I had kind of wanted to find in other bit field crates. This feels like a really, a much, a much more kind of natural interface.

Yeah, this is actually a great guideline in terms of comparisons with other crates. I also think it's something that I like about the Rust ecosystem, too, is that it doesn't feel like it's a popularity contest. People are just trying to find the right tool for the job.

Yeah, this is actually a great guideline in terms of comparisons with other crates. I also think it's something that I like about the Rust ecosystem, too, is that it doesn't feel like it's a popularity contest. People are just trying to find the right tool for the job.

And it's like, hey, if my crate is not the right fit for you, let me actually go stir you to the other crates that may be a better fit for you.

And it's like, hey, if my crate is not the right fit for you, let me actually go stir you to the other crates that may be a better fit for you.