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by kchr 1930 days ago
> Niko, for example, plans to continue posting ideas to his babysteps blog before they are fully formed, and he is counting on the Rust community to continue to poke holes in them.

Well, I guess personal notes/braindump counts as contribution now as well. Can I use that for my CV? :D

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If your notes look like "Polonius and the case of the hereditary harrop predicate", sure why not.

http://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/blog/2019/01/21/here...

Niko has an impressive record of both proposals and concrete contributions, FWIW: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/graphs/contributors https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/graphs/contributors
Niko Matsakis is one of the core contributors behind important Rust features like borrowck

If you want to be patronizing, at least be correct

You probably could if you had a record of accomplishment and Rust leadership like Niko does! (And if you did I would assume your personal notes / braindump would be worth reading).
I didn't realize he was _that_ Niko. Apologies and thank you for spelling it out!
#2 committer of all time to the Rust project.