/s4s/ - anime pillow fight

>>11044 (OP) 
young men are impressionable so they follow trends

boys r cute

>>11044 (OP) 
computer programming was secreterial work in the 1960s, it's always been womens work, even after men flooded the field, office work is pretty feminine in general, no matter what you're dping

>>21384
Nobody is writing anything in rust that ever actually reaches production though, it's strictly tech company bloat
I guess that's also secretarial work

>>21385
linux has rust in it tho
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20230824214024.608618-1-ojeda@kernel.org/

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>>21387
Linux has support for rust, it doesn't have rust in it.
linux/rust is support for you to write modules in rust but there aren't (and probably never will be) any parts of the actual kernel that are in rust and aren't (and probably never will be) any in-tree modules in rust. It's literally just there because some drivers were written in rust as a proof of concept.
N.B. linux/rust is 100% C (plus a makefile)

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How to code?  Where to start?

>>52054
there's no point anymore, AI is doing it all now

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>>52056
Sure, but I still find it an interesting thing at the outset.  I'd like to learn it, I want to learn things, and I think it's kind of bad and dangerous for the knowledge of such things to be lost because they are replaced by AI.

>>52057
yeah okay might as well learn how to use an abacus or a slide rule you luddite

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>>52058
jus want know where begin coding....

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>>52058
Joyless, shut-in brat behavior 
Touch grass

>>52059
Any Tech Uni you go to to learn coding will teach you in C, or some variation of C. C sucks, but it's the language that is small enough to be put on Microcontrollers, so we still use it. C is a decent place to start without any coding knowledge beforehand. Hell, playing around with a Microcontroller is also a decent place to start as well.

>>52061
Thanks.  Is it possible to learn without going to a tech university, or would it be best to do so?

>>52064
It perfectly possible to learn coding without going to Uni, it's just a lot harder to do so on your own. Or, at least, I find it a lot harder. But I always sucked at coding. Mathematics was the thing I got good at at Uni.

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There are no straight rust programmers just like how there are no straight furries.

>>52061
>C sucks
>>52066
>it's just a lot harder to [learn to code] on your own. Or, at least, I find it a lot harder. But I always sucked at coding.
Lobotomite behavior lmao