Heath Stewart
@heaths
Principal Software Engineer working on #AzureSDK for #rustlang at #Microsoft. My opinions are my own. Love contributing to OSS in #cpp, #csharp, #javascript, #golang, et. al. Avid outdoor adventurer 🏔️❄️👞🚴♂️, husband, father.
Not so smiley on the Olympic peninsula so I took the day off for my birthday and bike climbed Hurricane Ridge. Beat my previous ascent.
At the bottom of rulesets, you can enable it for initial creation of the PR and separately for new pushes (some people and agents are push-happy) and drafts.
It’s time: there has been so much broken glass and shards of metal in the bike lanes on the Eastside that I’m going tubeless. First on my TR road bike and, if I like it, I’ll convert my commuter.
My wife and I went to Glassworks in Woodinville again before they close 😢 and made ornaments. My attempt at Ferris. #rustlang
Took my friend to Vesper - his first time up there. Unfortunately it was completely socked in and he only got a brief hazy view of beautiful jade Copper Lake, but enjoyed the hike. It’s a difficult one with varied terrain and a snow field, but we’ve climbed many and glaciers together.
Took the Scouts on a 3-day backpacking trip in central Washington. Though a desert, temperatures were decent but very strong winds made for dusty conditions. It’s pretty for a change and was nice but I prefer the Pacific Northwest forests and mountains.
You can include commit details via project settings. Pair that with an existing bot for PR format or just a simple GitHub Action - either of which some other projects use - and you could probably avoid the hassle and optics of not merging PRs.
Decent day for a ride - not too hot - and met a friendly troll, Jacob Two Trees. Also passed some marshmallow fields. Seems a bit early in the season for them, though.
Working on something new in @sequoia.pub: support for @standard.site's site.standard.graph.recommend! Need to work out how best to re-auth for new OAuth scopes, but otherwise works similar to the Subscribe button I added a while back.
We had cake to celebrate. 🎉 While it should’ve probably said “Rust SDK” or something (we’re the SDK team so it was probably assumed), it is kinda funny this was the day before actual Rust 1.0’s 11th birthday. 🥳
But there are no limits or obvious indications that someone edited their post via goat, pds.ls, etc. Not saying these aren’t good ideas, but about as secure as this gate. How would such a loophole be closed or, if useful functionality to retain, show indications of new CIDs in AppViews?
Give me your favorite non-Trek performance from a Star Trek actor. I watched LeVar Burton in Reading Rainbow every chance I could when I was a kid. I was excited to show my kids when he revived it briefly a few years ago. I remembered all the words of the theme song.
The Kraken-inspired theme was fun for a spell, but contrast was difficult on the eyes. Switched to a cooler palette for dark and light themes.
This little guy is harder to photograph than a teenager for their parents. That’s why all his other pics have been of him sleeping or unaware I’m taking a picture of him.
If this is how much pollen stuck to my cycle computer from my 24mi, 2,000’ ride today - so, some heavy breathing - I’m afraid how much I inhaled. *cough*
I’ve done a super tuck a few times descending mountain roads, but never been so crazy to try a Superman tuck. This #Zwift April Fools prank will suffice.
Making hanging shelves for my daughter’s room is a PITA, but I think they’re turning out okay. Drilling 6” (nearly) perfect holes took a lot of trial and practice. Many scrap pieces suffered.
We got a little wet this morning. Almost the entire trail was a creek. We all took a dip or two punching though snow bridges or slipping on ice. Stopped raining when we got back to the cars and blue skies after lunch. Figures. Still a good time. Taking an accidental dip was liberating, actually.
Parts of western WA are. Just came from up north. Snohomish River is near the banks, and here’s the south fork of the Stillaguamish.
I just went out and did that, too. One of our trees started blossoming last week and was drooping. Poor choice. I have a long poll arm so I was able to avoid most of the Cascade concrete falling on my head. Took our bigger dog out with me. He can be trusted off leash unlike our little fur ball.
Can I retain first place for my vegetarian chili in the #AzureSDK team? We’ll find out today.