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RohanAdwankar11 days ago
Feels like the end of an era.
In the past part of what propelled Rust projects into open source success was this subreddit and the broader online community which gave support to projects and helped them grow and keep momentum.
Perhaps I'm being too sentimental but I think the confluence of this and communities splintering into different git forges means the end of that golden age of rust in open source.
Founderarcstone11 days ago
Reddit likes to tighten the ropes
MiroslavPokorny11 days ago
why ?
0x45711 days ago
It used to be once in awhile someone posts about a neat rust library (that they usually made) plus a bunch of "I did X in rust". Now with AI, its just endless slop that barelly works if it works at all.
MiroslavPokorny11 days ago
Its the same story everywhere, the quality is lost in the slop.
verdverm11 days ago
I'd assume Ai slop is the main driver of volume and that the primarily self promotional nature the essence
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