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Correct, the compiler allows you to generate the Rust bindings automatically. Worth noting that the compiler is at an earlier stage of development (the library was started six year…

Which part do you think is not substantiated? They did write about compile-time reflection, their talk was part of the conference[1], and now they’re not doing the talk. That’s eno…

People are free to speak their mind, they don’t have to justify that to you or anyone else. > Attempting to shame people, without explaining what exactly happened, suggests a hissy…

Whether it’s malice or clumsiness isn’t relevant, it’s poor communication and process, which is the responsibility of leadership. The project leadership has continuously failed in …

The "bureaucrats" are elected officials so if people weren't in favour of it, they would stop electing MEPs that vote in favour of it.

All standards about ASN.1 (not including standards that use ASN.1 like MMS) are available for free from the ITU under the X.680 to X.697 series of standards.[0] [0]: https://www.it…

> What are the projects this is used in? I don't know of any third-party projects that are using it, though from talking to users and looking at the download numbers there are quit…

> would be really happy to see some good open source compilers with extensible encoding support being listed here This is a shameless plug, and not a compiler per se, but it's pret…

> also ASN.1 does not solve futute-extending out-of-the-box. In JSON/bencoding/XML, it's trivial to add another key/element to a dictionary/array/element and allow applications to …

Shameless plug, but you may be interested in my library (which is MIT/Apache-2.0) that offers decoding from BER/DER/CER all from a single model in code, there's no UPER/APER suppor…

Condemn me all you like, but considering the fact this is my firsthand account and that I've worked directly with these people for the past few years, and others who have worked th…

That list is there because I fought and pushed for that change to be there against the core team.

> If they aren't coders and are "toxic" on top of that, get rid of them? Looks like a no-brainer to me. The issue is that, there is no process to do that within the Rust-lang organ…

Your ideas are intriguing to me, and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.

Some of us in the Rust community wrote a letter of support for the actix maintainer. In case anyone else thinks what happened sucks and wanted to show support. https://github.com/a…