Quick Q, but when did we decide that Bottomless brunch meant unlimited booze, and not unlimited brunch food?? Imagine 1.5hrs of constant French toast and hashy b’s.

We want to say farewell to ashley williams and Aidan Hobson Sayers, who are stepping down from the Core Team to focus on their future efforts. Thanks for all their contributions! ❤️ blog.rust-lang.org/2022/07/12/cha…

Thanks Cognism for selling my work email and phone and infesting them with spam. It irks me to ask my spammers how they got my details, and I should not need to wait *120 hours* for opt-out to take effect

I feel like oras.land must have come about as a result of an IT team that wouldn't give someone an S3-like service

btw ISO not being an acronym is one of the funniest things to me because it's obvious they deliberately messed up the English name to make that work

Please join us in welcoming Jan David Nose, who started as Infrastructure Engineer at the Rust Foundation this week. Find out more about what Jan David will be doing to keep Rust awesome here 👉 buff.ly/3RJ5T2N

Their CTO Aidan Hobson Sayers gave a great talk at our community showcase in June check it out here. youtu.be/ablyv71dn9M

"At least when I was troubleshooting C I could rely on the debugger to break on a bad pointer" Damn, I guess I keep forgetting to change the difficulty setting of my C compiler

Nix sounds nice, every increment of using more Nix seems logical...but six months later I'm looking over at people with CI being just `cargo build` and thinking "damn I wish I had that rather than 500 lines of nix and 3 PRs to nixpkgs"

Always cool to meet people getting started on Rust (along with the more familiar faces!)

Appreciating this intersection of my interests at #rustlondon

OH: "[...] and doing this increases the complexity of the yaml that you need to solve the problem" (yes this was about Kubernetes tooling)

Created accounts at @[email protected] and cohost.org/aidanhs (now to set up cross-posting)

Docker swarm died for this

More FOSS software should have telemetry. The developers of that software should feel free to make opinionated choices based on that information to make their software better.

This looks very cool

Honestly if every tech company would make search work well or at all really, 90% of technology would be better. Instead we have companies who's whole bread and butter is search making it worse and everyone is slapping in hallucinating AI in place of just making search better.