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 @nick_r_cameron
For me, management and leadership are two very different skillsets. Sometimes they vest in the same person; but usually I wouldn't expect managers to be deep in code; just like I wouldn't expect team leads to be trying to write project plans and delivery schedules.
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Having worked in/with the automotive industry for a long time, I'm saddened, but not surprised, by this. The big problem is that most 'cybersecurity' experts in automotive are not actually well versed in modern software engineering.
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Replying to @j4cob
I use it if I'm not certain I grok the docs, or think the docs aren't right. Reading the code is often harder than the docs, but can help enlighten.
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Replying to @Ellpeck
I'd been programming for over 30 years before I properly understood co/in/contravariance
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Replying to @pwaring
Pfff. if I *had* a spare boyfriend to upload, I wouldn't waste them on a swimsuit :D
Replying to @pwaring
Now I'm disappointed; I thought the etsy store had magic'd up a boyfriend for you too (which I admit would be quite creepy)
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Replying to @nick_r_cameron
It is structurally possible yes; libraries are generally composed of multiple compilation units. What you would need to do is to construct the .o files from your C, and then get cargo to add them to the linking for your rust crate. I think that'd be the easiest approach.
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Replying to @pwaring
I mean, that's a seriously impressive bit of marketing. Do you not want your boyfriend's face emblazoned on your body?
What if you have cordial in it? Fizzy Squash is tasty. You can have blackcurrant and soda at the vic for example.
Replying to @grhmc
currently for me, it's about having good examples and docs easy to find. I'd love to replace my pile of ansibled debian systems with nixos but centralised management of multiple systems isn't well documented. At least not that I've found for myself.