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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Replying to @bigpumpkin
I figure that using vegetable shortening ought to work, and sub in nut milk for the dairy, at which point it'd be vegan
And here's the end product. The cake with one swirl removed, that swirl, and a cross-section thereof. (Half a swirl is a serving)
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In today's adventures in baking - I crossed Lardy cake with chelsea buns to produce lardybuns!
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Replying to @popey @zygoon
Fair enough, it's not critical for our master builds since they're just edge snaps.
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I'll happily entertain issues filed with reasoned suggestions for CLI/behaviour updates :D
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`rustup self uninstall` will recursively delete all of `$RUSTUP_HOME` and `$CARGO_HOME` (or give it a good go at any rate)
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Blatting ~/.cargo and rerunning rustup-init *should* be entirely safe so ugh if it's not I need to fix *something*
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Replying to @pwaring
You definitely want the teams to be built from university employees because that way they have domain context which is critical for this kind of thing. It could be done almost in a Linaro style. Some people employed via monetary contribution, and some seconded to build up teams.
Today I got sad enough to bake cake. On the one hand: "Cake :D". On the other hand: "Cake :("
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I just released a new version of crates.io/crates/git-testame… which is my @rustlang crate for embedding git information into your binaries. Now we have static testament strings for no-std situations (and others).
Replying to @hisham_hm
In my experience, the vast majority of software developers that I interact with, work with, etc. Did not start out as CS graduates. Heck I'd been working in software for nearly 20 years before I graduated. Some of the best programmers I work with are physics graduates.
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Replying to @hisham_hm
So long as these 'abstract concepts' are more effectively concretised and documented then maybe. My main issue is that they tend to be very poorly documented and so abstract as to be basically useless to the average developer. Developers are going to get more diverse not less.
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Replying to @hisham_hm
I truly hope not. I've tried Haskell several times, including really pushing for it and writing tutorials a few times. And each time after a while I get utterly lost in the world of abstract things with incomprehensible concepts and two letter variables names or arcane sigils.
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People such as @zygoon and @popey may be interested to see their investment in me has finally borne fruit -- gosh it was hard to birth this baby!
Recently I merged snapcraft support into rustup's CI. This is part of an effort to make it possible to `snap install --classic rustup` to get a @rustlang environment going via `snap` rather than `curl | bash`. Brave? Try experimenting with `snap install --classic --edge rustup`
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Every time I merge to `master` of `rustup` there'll be a new edge snap published automatically. Once we're satisfied with its behaviour more generally, officially released `rustup`s will end up on the `stable` snap channel.
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Recently I merged snapcraft support into rustup's CI. This is part of an effort to make it possible to `snap install --classic rustup` to get a @rustlang environment going via `snap` rather than `curl | bash`. Brave? Try experimenting with `snap install --classic --edge rustup`
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