Testing Environment-Dependent Code in Rust
The problem When we have a function that interacts with external resources, testing that code might be difficult because side-effects could
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The problem When we have a function that interacts with external resources, testing that code might be difficult because side-effects could
I've spent the last several months building ANIMUS, an autonomous system in Rust that gives a local LLM persistent memory. The idea is simple: a knowl
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