[diggan]

> Why I started livestreaming as a Rust developer?

> TL;DR: Follow me on [link], where I regularly live-code in Rust, dive into open source, packaging stuff, share tips, and overall have some good ol' techy time.

Seems the TLDR is for another article as it doesn't really answer the question :)

> due to the fact that I eventually realized that writing code in a dark room is not enough if you want to make a name for yourself

It would be interesting to hear why you feel the need of "making a name for yourself", but would probably require a bit of deeper digging into your motivations.

[drewcoo]

> it doesn't really answer the question

"Why I started livestreaming as a Rust developer" is not a question. Or even a sentence.

[swsieber]

Technically by the rules of grammar it is not. But pointing that out add nothing of practical value to discussion. It is a question in colloquial speech.

For instance:

Person A: "Why did you start livestreaming as a rust developer?

Person B: "Why I started livestreaming as a Rust?"

There, person B is confirming what it is they are supposed to answer.