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@Axylos This sounds amazing!!!! Just to confirm you'd like to give this talk at the upcoming meetup? If so I'll add it to the meetup post.
Yup! I would like to give it at the upcoming meetup. How much time should I budget for?
Also, thanks for the prompt response. :)
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Awesome! I'd say 5-10min is usually what we do for lighting talks. We currently have 3 speakers but now 4 including you so thats still less than an hour. There are not hard limits though we have the space for a good amount of time. 😄
Great. Sounds good!
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Awesome! I'd say 5-10min is usually what we do for lighting talks. We currently have 3 speakers but now 4 including you so thats still less than an hour. There are not hard limits though we have the space for a good amount of time. 😄
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alright, its been added to the meetup page. Looking forward to listening to the talk!
Sounds super interesting. Can't wait
Thanks for coming yesterday, I really enjoyed your talk!
Thanks for the opportunity! I had a blast doing it. Will definitely be back for future meetups :)
Lightning talk ⚡️🎤
Talk Title
FUSE in Rust. A Filesystem HTTP Client
Brief description of the talk
The
fuse
crate enables (relatively) simple filesystems to be implemented in userspace. FUSE offers an attractive point of departure for building toy virtual filesystems or just a sandbox for exploring Unix file I/O requests and handlers.I will give a brief overview of the FUSE crate and its core traits and then present a sample project that dispatches http requests and presents their results via the filesystem.
Short personal bio about yourself
Drake is currently an instructor for the web dev immersive course at General Assembly. Before that he spent a few years writing Python and JS at a local fin-tech startup. Rust has provided a fun change of pace on the side for the last few years.