Rusty 🦀 @theRustCoder

Secret of high performance software design unveiled Anyone aspiring for clean and learn software development in assembly, c, c++ or rust should follow these principles, which great organisations such as NASA, GCC, Linux teams etc have followed. x.com/i/article/2101…

The peformance is amazing

Learn to utilise L1, L2, L3 cache for insanely faster performance.

Hello world, [Announcement for you] Imagine a tex engine multiple times faster than pdflatex, that too in 100% memory safe and with no_std which can run on bare metal. Will soon opensource it on github and ask people to contribute. It is truly new, but backward compatible so you need to learn no new syntax. The name texrs is tentative and real name will be revealed soon.

true that. Rust gives you the equipment and not the result. But the memory safety is worth it. I have large code base of 200k lines, and there manual memory safety will be a huge headache but rust rescued me truly. Another one is no garbage collection. Binary is fast, as fat as c. clang compilter and rustc uses same LLVM beneath so compilation creates nearly same machine codes, too.

@ptr_to_joel Welcome back

@raymund_hofmann @ChShersh What! Are you sure? Just check on internet once. C++ is great language, but memory safe by default?

@raymund_hofmann @ChShersh Reasons are: 1. Default memory safety. Around 60-70% issues are there because of memory safety. 2. No GC and rust does it automatically. 3. Better and balanced abstraction 4. Same raw control and speed.

Optimising the hot loops. Out of many process or stages within processing of your program, hot loop is something where your CPU works maximum. So you need to optimise the very algo you are using.

@Tech_p001 You will be surprised to see this. x.com/theRustCoder/s…

Rusty 🦀 @theRustCoder

4 days ago

See how well you can write things in RUST with such a low level control.

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@narendramodi @GiorgiaMeloni Happy birthday sir. May god bless you.

@notkevinzhang Thanks man Loving the early access. Will provide you guys detailed review. Here is what I worked on till now. It rates physics solutions. x.com/theRustCoder/s…

Rusty 🦀 @theRustCoder

4 days ago

So now I uses scores from jev and get this done. This is super awesome. 100 questions took mere 10 seconds. And mind it, these were tough physics questions of post graduate level. I wrote this in pure rust although. You guys are awesome @typesafeai @CompleteSkeptic

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@zeeg Here is extension of same which verifies solution of physics and then rate the corresponding solution.

Rusty 🦀 @theRustCoder

4 days ago

So now I uses scores from jev and get this done. This is super awesome. 100 questions took mere 10 seconds. And mind it, these were tough physics questions of post graduate level. I wrote this in pure rust although. You guys are awesome @typesafeai @CompleteSkeptic

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@zeeg Yes. Here is working example.

Rusty 🦀 @theRustCoder

4 days ago

This is how you can use Jev. It is not a text generating engine, but a kind of engine which establishes the probabilistic determinism. I asked it to verify solution of physics against a question. This one question took 663ms. It replies it to be 87% true. So now suppose, I

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@typesafeai You guys did good work. x.com/theRustCoder/s…

Rusty 🦀 @theRustCoder

4 days ago

So now I uses scores from jev and get this done. This is super awesome. 100 questions took mere 10 seconds. And mind it, these were tough physics questions of post graduate level. I wrote this in pure rust although. You guys are awesome @typesafeai @CompleteSkeptic

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So now I uses scores from jev and get this done. This is super awesome. 100 questions took mere 10 seconds. And mind it, these were tough physics questions of post graduate level. I wrote this in pure rust although. You guys are awesome @typesafeai @CompleteSkeptic

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Rusty 🦀 @theRustCoder

4 days ago

This is how you can use Jev. It is not a text generating engine, but a kind of engine which establishes the probabilistic determinism. I asked it to verify solution of physics against a question. This one question took 663ms. It replies it to be 87% true. So now suppose, I

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This is how you can use Jev. It is not a text generating engine, but a kind of engine which establishes the probabilistic determinism. I asked it to verify solution of physics against a question. This one question took 663ms. It replies it to be 87% true. So now suppose, I have 1000 questions and solutions, and then I can process all of them like this and get a confidence score for them within seconds. Which will help me on how to improve those solutions for my students. Process of using JEV: ================ 1. You define your work to be verified as per your own schema in json 2. You put up the question to JEV, for context your fabcircated in Step 1. 3. Run Jev Pipeline 4. Get answer in true / false (they call it noul) with score. You can can also use score and choice apart from noul. Complete documentation they put up is at docs.typesafe.ai/introduction ================ Kudos: @typesafeai @CompleteSkeptic

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