Gergely Orosz

What is Crate and how does it compare to other package managers in places like NPM or PIP and Python?

You told me a funny anecdote about Linus Torvalds and his reaction or what he told you about Rust and Cargo.

In the node world, we're seeing more problems with vulnerabilities being injected into packages.

Just a bad actor overtaking packages.

They put in whatever code might be from crypto, which is, I guess, the better part to security vulnerabilities.

Does Cargo have this problem as well, just like any package manager that is on the internet?

It's a hard problem.

Where do you see the Rust ecosystem being the most mature and the least mature right now?

Can we talk about how the language is built?

Who builds Rust?

What's the process for doing it?

How does it compare to a project like Linux?

I know it's not a language, but it's still a large open source project.

And one interesting difference compared to some other popular languages like Python or projects like Linux is they have a benevolent dictator for life and Rust does not.

How is this working and how are decisions made, especially when they're contagious or when it could help for someone to just make a decision?

And how are these teams structured?

So like you said, there's a compiler, language, library, and dev tools at the very least.

How do they define the boundaries?

Is it just a team kind of roughly defining them and then you just kind of agree?

Because as I'm thinking at a corporate level, like...