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Talk requests and proposals for Rust Sydney
A talk explaining what variance is and how it applies to Rust, and why you would use *const vs *mut
I gave a very preliminary talk on this back in [June](https://github.com/RustSydney/talks/issues/32), but at that point it was more of an idea than something concrete. I've now released a library ["haskell_bits"](https://github.com/clintonmead/haskell_bits)...
Timed to roughly coincide with the Rust 1.39 release: a Rust async/await intro talk. - Background and alternatives (Futures 0.1, green threads, kernel threads) - That `Pin` thing - How...
The last meetup went quite short due to the talks that were scheduled, but a number of people stuck around afterwards. Amongst some of the things that we ended up...
In the last month I've been playing with: * Configuring YouCompleteMe + vim with GoTo definiton support. * Rust C bindgen + cargo + build.rs * Porting C functions to...
Happy to give a talk about how great clap is for command line arguments parsing. It would want to be shortish, because it's just command line args...
[Trait implementation specialization](https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/blob/master/text/1210-impl-specialization.md) is a proposed and partially implemented technique for overriding part or all of an implementation of a trait with a specialized implementation for more specific types. It's...
One of the things that new Rust developers struggle with is how to handle conversions between types. For example, "I have a `str`, how do I get a `String`?" has...
I can give this, although no earlier than February.
