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Mostly Grey former ginger with a preference for Rust. Leads wg-rustup, sorry about the mess. He/Him or They/Their Now @kinnison@fosstodon.org too

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Joined December 2008
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For those who have missed it so far, you can catch up with my SkyFactory3 series here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… Watch @thinkl33t and me fail
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Refined Storage oh yeah! Sky Factory 3 - One chunk challenge youtube.com/qxxnOoUZ0Tw?a
Replying to @frabcus
I wouldn't, no :-)
Replying to @frabcus
Perhaps a "I promise to prefer anything over C/C++" would be something to sign :-)
Replying to @frabcus
I'm getting closer to "Defaulting to not C/C++" but I'm not yet in a position to promise to never use it :-(
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Replying to @cawhitworth @pwaring
I did AdventOfCode in Rust this year; and then wrote a bunch of test tool code in it :-) I like it.
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Replying to @pwaring @cawhitworth
Rust's schtick is that the compiler should enforce that safety rather than you having to hunt later to fix bugs.
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Replying to @cawhitworth @pwaring
I love referring to that as a "problem" :-D
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Replying to @pwaring
Rust isn't GC, so you've clearly not got the right impression :-)
Replying to @pwaring
Go doesn't help with a lot of the safety issues of C (I've had Go programs segfault aplenty). Rust needs more learning-curve fixes
Replying to @jmtd
Good idea. I also think I need to shift my backups onto at least one auto-scrubbing RAID system.
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Replying to @jmtd
At least a first level of "hey this isn't what it used to be" tooling would be handy.
Replying to @jmtd
Some filesystems do offer scrubbing functionality -- worth mentioning that?
Replying to @RazzleberryFox
Well, snug as a dev in an office :-) I've put in a request for a blanket box to keep by the sofas though :-D
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Replying to @RazzleberryFox
:-( It's super wet and windy here thanks to Storm Doris. But we're snug at least :-/
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Replying to @TheGlasspelican @pahimar
I'd say 'getting the project delivered' is the main role, of which managing change is a part. But not the whole.
Absolutely. Managing change is one of the most important roles for the project manager.
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Infernal Inferior Inferium Irritation! Sky Factory 3 - One chunk challenge youtube.com/bFSb5WtfOmg?a
Sand for the soul. Sky Factory 3 - One chunk challenge youtube.com/DqFMiL89BkY?a
Replying to @SciencePorn
So many things wrong/self-contradictory with that image sadly :-( Breaks immersion.
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